Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

'S 'lg-17 v--4 ,,,..f :.....-- ll hill THE 1955 CIXPITOLINE Edrfor urn Clmgf Sue Buchrmut Art Editor Kent Addison buslrmbs Murngur Sharon Moffgf Advuscr Robert Furry 1 . i. 3 y. 7 ' a-- 1 y L L ,.,,. ..... 1 BX!- MISS IRENE BURNETT AND MISS RUTH MCKINNIE DEDH ATI TN With admuratuon and gratutude we deducate thus l95'5 Capttolnne to a great team Masses lrene Burnett and Ruth McKnnn:e As soclal sclence teache s at Sprrngfneld Hugh School they have mauntauned an almost spnrutual attatude toward therr professlon They have had well planned courses desugned to acquaunt youth wvth the strength and nceds of thelr government They have supplemented thenr courses wnth enruched readings selected wuth taste and dnscnmunatlon In ad foresught tn thelr teachlng thus bunldung for each student a foundation for the future Their sense of responstbulxty for the education of each student domunates thelr entrre pattern of 'uvlng At their home a place of beauty studcnts are always welcome In the communuty they have shown Interest In cultural actlvntues they have been leaders n therr respectlve churches Because of theur hugh asptratuons and because of their devotnon to the best development of SHS youth we affectuonately dedlcate thus Caputollne of l955 to Mlsses 'rene Burnett and Ruth McKunnue 4 dition, they have chaperoned the June trip to Washington, D. C., for 6 years. They have shown 5 A FEW OF THE MANY STUDENTS MISS MCKINNIE AND MISS BURNETT HAVE TAKEN TO WASHINGTON ...nt X '1 gir- ..+ -fi' .P - Q .n 1 , gf-TL. 5 ,. nm. 1 ' 3: ,W -5 , ra, fx Q li? Q i??5w' , 1, ,Q , V? X way x QS-, q -'VC ' 1.2135 :Z QW -x ,if 'T' --Q f'a.CuY1Y ROBERT PERZ Prunclpal Although crowded classrooms and teacher shortages are causes of real concern to most people the greatest threat to the education of our young people and conse quently to the future of our country as not so wudely recognuzed lt us the threat of r' e dlocrnty and of belng satusfled with mediocrity We all know that the polltucal wusdom which founded thus land of ours and the sclentlflc buslness Industrial and educational forces which have molded lt unto a great nation were anythlng but mediocre We know too that our needs today go far beyond ernment offnclals and competent workers ln all walks of llfe are terrlbly nn demand Yet as our country grows few people are walling to assume the responslbulntles of tomorrow Thus Capltollne IS a trlbute to those who are preparlng themselves for tomorrow o those who nn spate of obstacles at home and nn communuty and In spate of the encourage ment of medlocruty all around them are strnvang to provide themselves with the most thor ough educatlon any school can glve Upon them and partlcularly upon their success In remalnung free from the shacklmg forces at work In thus cnty and country rides the dat ference between a flrst rate and a thurd rate nataon ROBERT PERZ 8 I I I I the teacher shortageg that scientists, nurses, engineers, trained business leaders, able gov- . . . . . . t Tl Mass Loulse Hager Mass Mmam Stelnmlller 1 nnu Stare Norm1l B Colum nw Knox College Unrvcrsrtv of Chucago Unnversltv Unrversrtv of Chlcwqo Unlver PhB Unuversnty of Illnnols Summer Ses of llllnons M A Nluv York Schoo o lon at Oxford England Soclal Vkorrc The most helpful person to any hugh school student rs has counselor whose guldance and thoughtful advlce rs rndnspensable Each student IS alded rn clrscovernng has own aptltudes so that he can plan has course of study accordungly However counsel IS not lnmlted to currlculum as the counselors otten assrst nn solving personal problems Robert D Furry Donald W Rankin llllnols College A B Unuversntv of hr Kent State Unuversnty Floruda Southern ca o Unlversltv of lllrnous MA Advv er Co lege BA Unrversnty of Florida Ohro of Cap tolnne and Jr Caprto ne State Unlversrty MA 9 l OUR IIUUNSELURS THE QUALITY OF MERCY lShakespearel -'f ic' Lucie Alexander Englnsh lst Semester' Unwerslty f Chrcago. .B . U :versity t - nous: Unnversnty of New Mexico Summer Session at Oxford. England. Gladys D. Black Engllsh Unnverslty of Chxcago, Ph. B.1 Columbla Unnverslty. M.A.g Bread Loaf School of Engllsh. C. A. Armstrong Sclence wfxgriculturev F F A. Adviser. University nnors, , ., MA.. Southern State Teachers College. Mary K. Blat! Latin Monmouth College. AB. Unrversnty of Chucagol Unnversnty of Wlsconsini University of Iowa 51 T7 Ethel Baldwin Home Economucs Kan,as State College, B S 2 Columblw Unnversltv. Y ,.k.k it iq., , i .,5dl v-5,S? Lois M. Body English Beulah B. Barrick Roger J, Bgngdigf MGNWGVUBYICS Chorus lnstructor Unnversity ot Illnnous, B.S., Lawrence College. B M , MA.: UmvefS'fv of Colo- Umverslty of Wusconsm. radoi Rutgers Unuvcrsutv- lllmols State Normal Um- v rsntyi Christiansen Choral Schoolg Colorado State College of Educa- tuon, MAJ Fred Waring Workshop. Gwendolyn Borah Charles Boughton Englnsh English llllnons State Normal, Eastern State College. B. Drama Club Advn-er1 D- .1 nuversity of - Ed.1 Syracuse Unuversltyg rector of the Class Plays. nols, MA. M. S., Oxford Unuverslty, nwersutv IHIHOIS. lO Washnngton Unwersity B A, M.A 1.- ENTERING THE ATOMIC ACE Rallih BOVCN Irene Burnett Olive E Bunon Dlrector of Orchestra Soma' SCHEME Science Colorado Slam College of W55l'l'nQT0'W THD SDOVWSOV lllrnols Wesleyan Unlver Educatuon AB Teach Un,VG,S,fy of Ch Caqo I BS University ers College Columba phg MA University MA MII'!RS1n Umverslfy Sadie Clapper Mathematlcs University of lowa A B mverslty lllnnons M A University of Colo rado Columbia Unuver suty University of Wns consun Rutgers Umver suty Roy A Deffenbaugh Scnence Vnsual Ancls Program Mc Kendree College George Washlngton Um versity Unlversuty of Chu :ago Unuversnty ot Colo rado MA Wnllard C Duey lndustrual Arts Eastern Illwnols State Teachers College B Ed Umversnty f lllnnovs M A Assostant Football Coach l l Lorene Campbell Mathemat cs Iowa State Teachers Col lege BA State Unnyer SI of oww MA nu versity of CoIor1do Un: versity of Wnsconsun Rut gers Unlvcr :ty he Mary Carmody Commercual Student Councml Advxse Untversnty f Illmo s MA Unxvcrsuty of Chr ctgo BA Isabel Fogarty Florence Farrar Enghsh Physical Educatnon Trnmty College Washnng C A A Advlser Pur ue on DC A B Umve, Un'Ve 5'fY BS of Illxnols Unnver stty of Wlsconsln B ton Unnversuty Colurnbna Umvcrslty , ' 7 f' 'I S . , -. 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Q 'QQ MAGlSTER ET DISCIPULI in-.- Prlscllla Fogarty Inez Gresekmg Hal M Gilmore Ellzaben' Gfaham Cano' C Hal' Engllsh Commerclal Mafhematlcs EY'lQ Sh Soence rmlry College B lt Phllo Adynscr Umverslty Westun Kentucky State HC-ad Of EflQllSh DEDOVT Eureka College B S Un' Columbia Umycrslty AM In Umyer A B MA m fl' U 'VQVSWY f ll' V '5 V of 'n ' n' Sny of Iowa MA nglg Mujdlgbwy VCYSIYY of Chicago MA COIILQQ M A Bread Loaf Colorado Slate College of Sghogl of Engllsh Educahon Massachusetm lrvstlfufc of Technology Margaret Hausen Wesley Hrlllgoss Margre Hmkle Margaret Ihlenfeldf Eleanor jones Dureclor of Cholrs Ar Pl'1yslcaIEducallOr'l Lalm Hougg-hgld Ang Drake Umverslty B SM Ar Club Advlser M Ill Southern lllmols Umyer Unnvuslly of lllmols B S lllmolg Sfafe NO,-mal Un, Ul'1lV2l'Slfy of Iowa M A rm mverssty astcm In Columbia Unlversnty M A mf, 3 5 m Eg rusfuansen Chora mo Stale Collnge School Wegfmlnster Chour myerslly o ollege Umyerslfx FIOIS M F A Colorado Umyerslty of Illmols l2 V A f? . ei A l 'Z lf, P A N ' . fax' Q I A - ix -- X ' X ... 2 S , f V g . 2 N 4 Q7 X 3 .fllflx ,N V l 'Y A l L -- - 1 ' - . . 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'Y' Katherine Krebaum Guy S Krummel Mary vll'gIl1l3 Lamson Commercual Mathernatucs Englush University of lllnnols B S Wrangler Advnser llst Sc Stamp Club Adviser UWVEVSIYY of WISCONSIN meslerl Natlonal Honor Greenvllle College A B Illnnous Busmess College Society Commufree Chaur Umverslty of Illnnons MA man Blackburn College Umversnty of Illlnols B S GW 3 W Lawfewce Wulma Leasman Aff Commerclal N0'ThWQ5feV ' Teachers llllnons Stale Normal Una College AB Unuversnfy f Oklahoma B F A Teachers College Colum bla Unuverslfy MA Llp son School of Desugn Los Angeles rslty B S rn Irene Mason Charlotte McFadden Ruth McKmnle MZYQUEYITC MCPHIIIINCY Mathematics Spamsh and French Social Sclence I-67411 Parsons Co ege BA Unnversnty of Wusconsm Washnngton Trap Sponsor 'H 0'5 COHQQQ A B Un' IHIVWOIS SUT? NOYFHHI Um Unnverszty of Iowa M A B A Unxversnty of New Umversnfy f Chucago Ve 5'fV of W'5CO 5 ' MA VUSIYY U llV2I'SlTv of Ill' Umversury of Wusconsm Mexlco MA Marquette PhB MA VWOIS BS COlUf'f1lJ1a Un' Unlversnfy Nafnonal Una V9VSlTY MA verslly of Mexlco l 3 Eda Nelsch So al Scnence . h ,N-, XA 4 U I, A . 5' 5' E , iff: xy A, V 4 i i A V I 3 ' Y , . , . .Q Ve fl Y Ed. . A . . . o , , . .5 M.S. ' ' J, V l 3 1 5- ll , . .1 . , ' ' 'l ' , . ., , .: 4 L o ' , - - I Q LENGTH X HEIGHT X WIDTH Robert B Newell Industrxal Arts Augustana College Um Ve,-5,fy gf lllrngg Br d Junror Varsrty Basketball Coach Western lllrnors State Colleoe BS Unu versity of lllrnors MS Mark Peterman Albert Plan' physmal Educahon Fhysxcal Education Wrangler Adv: er 12nd Rav P292 Harue Paris Merle Ruth Parker Socral Scrence l-louseho'd Arts Mafhemafms Freshman Baseball Coach Murra State Teachers A Sembr Commmfee V Y COHQQQ B5 Greenvrlle College AB University of Mrchlgan M Unrversrty of llll nous Alfred Redding Thelma Rlggm lnoustrual Arts Engllsh Typography Club Advnser Unlve srty of lllrnous A B gtg! 2331225 1652526 Se,-nesfer, Freshman Eastern lllrnols State Col M A mverslfy IH,nO,S Basketball Coach Un: 9 B in Ed U l'V9' 3 5 I of Mussourl M B5 MA V rsny of Illinois Ed Stout lnstrtute Um versnty of Illnnoxs l 4 G W Patnek D rector of Bands and Socral Scrence Unlversrty f Chrcago PhB MA tm Calvin C Rlppel Indu trlal Arts Illlnols State Normal Un: verslty BS ID Ed MA Unrversrty of Illrnols T X -.V 'f , f ' S ' , 6 ' -. , fy 5 E 1- , 5. 1 W - 1 V 'if Y . ,.fgI?if, ,, ' Y r ' ' yi .Q 'ffl . . 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ANYON E FOR DROODLES7 Robert Rutledge lndustrual Arts Drnver s Traunlng Instruc tor lllnnols State Normal University BS ID Ed ,ff Joseph Spltale Scncnce :nous XfVr.s eyan M S Unlverslty ot Colo Jesw L gandf. ., Herbert Scheffler Helen Seng, Induslr al Arts SUEUCQ Engllsh Eus ness Manaqer of Ath Basketball Coach Base Northwestern Umvers fy Ietlcs Mlllnknn Unvversnty cl' oach I'Innols O Unwers Tv of Illlnols Una IQQQ UVYIVQVSITY Of Okla Vefspfy of Iowa hom.: BS Unlversnty of lllnols M Guy H Thompson John Turner Berenxce Whlte Social Sclence Socla' Sclence Commerclal PUm5YIvanua State Tnach Footl.aIl Coach Track Dlstrnbutnve Educatlon Co mverslry f Illmols U5 Colleoe UVYIVQYSITY of Coach U lverslty of Illl ordlrmator State Teach UNWQYSIYY of MICHIQBH :nous n as BS ers College Whntewater sconsln B S In 'ado Unuversnty of Iowa Un: l5 versuty of Colorado Un: versity of Illlnols Colum bln Unnversuty E Ki AI .. 5 C 4 . at - v ' 5 A' , 1 K I I I oh ,l I A 1 , f ' i ' 0 'Duo ' H. X. 5 5 ,Q '23 U 45' . A 5 --4 ,fr 2 n 'N' l R af A I az ' Delphlc Advlserg Tennis Freshman Track Coach. : K A - D I C 1 C ls . 1 , . ,Q ' - , Q ' A Q Q . - E 2 - - Bs. 'WW f- 1 X . A 0 4 1 Ill , 1 I . B S . , , 7 . ' . ' ' U 0 V , 1 - . n A - . leg . - V Ed . Ill' , Bs.. Ms 0 , . ., Ms , ' -3 ' WI , . . ' Ed. PBEIICM ni? OFF ON A TANGENT I Margaret Wilson English Les Bas Adviser: North- Rufh M. Woods Science , III' ' C Il ,B.S.1 O - meffernC3n2f'EfZ'WUn?QQ golniogfafg egsllegeg U' ' 't lCId:U'- sity: Pasadena Playhouse. gf Magigasv Ani: Illinois Sfafc Normal Uni- versityg University of Illi- nois. Margaret Davis Edna Atkins Corresponding Secretary Secretary I6 nn -ii' Willfam C. Ya.cs Science Western Illinois State College, B.S. THE LIBRARY SCENE OF MANY SCHOOL FUNCTIONS Marguerite L Zimmermann Arvla Bryan! Lnbrarnan Attendance Clerk lllnnols State Normal B nn Ed Umversxfy of l I s B Dorothy Soufhwlck R N Our capable nurse serves SHS students with pa tucnce and sympathy 17 'int -I Frances C Robb Asslstan1'Secrefary ' .3 ' ' Il Q non, .S. In L. S. 1 i , 9 N ' . . . HA . Y H ' - . A , Q:?1:.:'qf:L '- , ,A -f 4 4- A.g?':ffffg5E222f:-fat '41 '?vfEff2::QQ22z:'.1-1 - .31 l C13 Ili students -NX SENIORS PRE IDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER With that cherished document called the diploma we lightly step across the stage to the familiar tune of Pomp and Circumstance For we did but there were other activities which equally made up the medley of things that developed life around SHS Football basketball and sprung sports made up the athletic picture while club meetings parties invitatlonals and numerous dances climaxed by the prom highlighted the social calendar Compliments were also received on the class plays and the assemblies As we return to our seats a hundred thoughts race through our minds These thoughts are broken by the benediction which means it is all over We have graduated This is lust the beginning We feel sure that the knowledge we have gained at Springfield High will enhance our opportunities not only at col lege but also in any vocation which we choose to enter We thank the entire faculty for the basic fundamentals which they have provided The foundation has been laid. The rest is up to us. BILL MCQUEEN 20 BILL MCQUEEN JOELLA BANGERT BOB BRADFORD ELAINE COADY this certificate we have spent endless hours and some midnight oil. Work Becky Abrell Becky IS QOIDQ to Barnes for nurses tralnlng Around SHS she was a busy gal known for sound Ideas and frlendly ways 11111111111 1 11111 ll 1 l Hob Nob PIC Wlc Sept Heure ec Davld Boro Alexander Dave s dark handsome and fun to be w1th After graduatlon he s headed for a stretch IFI the Alr Force Julianna Alsbury Jullannas good humor 1s catchlng When she laughs everybody 1o1ns n Shes entermg the f1eld of commerc1al ar 11111 1 11 w 1 1111111 111111111 1 1 1 111 John Anderson Th1s good looklng boy seems qunet and stud1ous but hes full of 1okes and comments 1l11l111111slx 11' Barbara Armltage When pretty Barb becomes a teacher her desk w1lI always be loaded wnth apples 11 1 11 I111111 11 11ll Charter Sept Heure P1 Wlc J WomensClub Dick Attora D1ck never m1sses the good t1mes around SHS H15 frlends wont forget h1m when he goes off to Westmlnlster College to study eng1neer1ng ll1111111111x, l1'11w11I111111 I lnd1cates school BCTIVIYIES lndlcates out of school 6CflVlfIES IORS Kent Addlson Kent has ab1I1ty IH sports muslc and art Hats off to th1s amaznng guy 11111111 111 11 1 1 11 1 8111111111 811111 1 111 1111 111 1 1 111 1 111 1 I I 11Il1 11111111 11x 11111 1111l11l111111 PII Rollers CYF Pres Demolays Jack Alexander Jacks qunet but when he does say omethlng l1sten well Its bound to be 1ntell1gent or humorous 1111111 1111 11111111 1 I 1 X 11 ' 111 Plll Rollers CIVII A1r Patrol Carol Ames Carol IS sweet shy and soft spoken Shell soon be a hardworklng secretary x1w Jack Andrews ThIS good natured guy seems allerg1c to trouble and worry Hes headed for Bradley next fall 111 111111111 1 Demolay Nancy Arrowsmlth Here s one redhead wlth a wonderful d1spos1t1on Nancy w1II be a pretty and helpful llbraruan 11111 Rainbow Worthy Adv1s0r Sld Plp MYF Margie Baer SHS w1ll certamly mlss Margle s loyal ty and school sp1r1t when she leaves for OhlO State ID the fall l'111111s l'1l11I11l1 11 l I Jumor Womans Club Zl o Q I I ll 11A x:1'11'l1 1'11 S11 11. .l1'l l'f1'l11': - .111 111 .-11' I1 I1 1. 1. :11-. 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Junlor Vegetable Growers Assn Barbara Baumgartner Barb w1ll be a pleasant and capable secretary who takes tume to relax and have fun ll11I Wllllam Henry Benedict Wllly came to SHS un his lunlor year Hrs frlendlnness has already made an lmprmt on the student body of SHS Il1lph11 s 1 111111 11111 Il c11xt Wanda Benner Wanda IS our proof of the statement that good thmgs come In small pack ages Her future employers certamly should agree rs ls U7111 ll1111p1ll11111s Hob Nob Sept Heure Janet Black Pretty Janet as neat and ettlclent She ll study elementary educatlon at DePauw 1s y rx 1s 111111111 1 Inu 1 11111 11I1111' lu I 11 1 11 NI1 mln 11 nr 1 I I 11 w I 11111 11 lt1111r1l l'111111 11 11111 I 11111111 1 '111111 f 11111111 11 t111111l II1111111 N111 ll Nl Hob Nob Sept Heure Beaux Arts Court Hatz Jr Womans Club Vnce Pres 22 Bob Baker Slow moving Fats IS an ambltlous guy who has a knack for getting along wnth people 1 11l11s 1 1 S 11 III, lo111111 llllllll UKK 1 IK 1111111111111111 1 I1111 1111 Pull Rollers Joella Bangert Wlth all her 3CflVlflES when does at tractnve and athletlc Joella have tame to eat and sleep 111111111011 1 Inu 1 11 11 nn 11111 111 111 K il llllllll ik 11111 11 111 N111 I 111111 11111111111 11111 N11 1111 11111111 111111 1 11 Charter Pres Sept Heure Plc Wlc J Woman s Club Dance Court Swrmmung and Dlvlng Champlon shrps Venz Roger John Benedict, Jr A leader an many actlvltles Long John plans to attend Blackburn and later the Unlverslty of llllnols rl 1 11111111 1 1 I 11 MYF Pres Explorer Scouts Eagle Scout Betsy Benlamln Active Betsy s charmmg frlendly way made her everyones pal Northwestern w Il be proud to clanm her lrlrnt 1111111111 1 u1111l1l1! l 1111111111111 s 1m r s 11 111111111 1110 NI11 ll 11t11I1111 SMU I hom I 1111111 II111111 1111111 rl 1 1 1111111 l'1fn11 in 1 Charter Sept Heure Sec Betty Bennett Conscuentlous Betty IS sweet and un seltash Shell enloy servung others as a HUYSE Ulf 'II Nl N I MYF GOC Rarnbows Marilyn Black Marulyn says she wants to be a secre tary Shell be a welcome addltlon to any OfflC9 W 0 I l 11! 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' .:1111.l- ,' .V- Ken Blackburn ThIs tall blond boy lS a famIlIar srght at SHS He has a way wIth gurls and thIngs that grow 1,1111 11 1 I1 1 11 1 1 Y M C A Church Club James Blakley hm s Interests seem to be dIvIded be tween musIc socIal affaIrs and motor cycles No wonder hes well IIked at SHS Carol Blase Sweet and SIDCEYC Carol smIIes her way Into frIendshIp Her future plans are Indef1nIte but shes certaIn to be successful l11l11x 10B Betty Blake VIVBCIOJS Betty IS full of neat Ideas whrch wIll keep her new frIends at Blackburn on theur toes rl Charter Vlce Pres PIC WIc ept Heure Venz Nancy Blandln Nancy has bralns good looks and musIcal abnlnty Its clear that she ll e successful at Mllllkln 1 1 1 N 11 11 11 1111 1 1 II 1 11 l 1x 1 X11l1111111 IH ll Il Charter VICE Pres Sept Heure Hatz Sally Boehmer Sally has charm and shyness In her smIle that makes her a favorlte wIth everyone Shes headed for Eastern In the fall w x 1 N 111111 11 1111 I 1 11 PIc WIC Rambows Roy Booker Thls gay blade of SHS wIlI contrnue to rate a top bIlIIng at college 1111 1 xl l1111 PIII Rollers Rrchard Alex Borough Dck says that trouble follows h1m around However hes headed for the Arr Force where hell CONTINUE to wIn frIends Bob Braden Bobs goIng to Southern lll1noIs to Investlgate hrs chances as a lawyer HIs frIendlIness and sense of humor wll assure hIm of success PIII Rollers 23 Dave Boone Rrght now the most Important thIngs In J R s lIfe are sports and women IS ambltlon M O N E Y 1 lrllllllfl Ill ' 11 j PIII Rollers Boy Scouts Myra Boyle Myra came to SHS a senIor one short year he found herself a man and lots of frIends 11 1 ll 1 1 1 1111 11 ill I Bob Bradford wIIl looe one of Its top cents when Bob leaves for Purdue where hell fat rnght INTO athletrc scholastIc and socIal actIvIt1es 11 1 I 1ll A N 1 ll 111111ll 11 P ll Ro ers W 1 W l U I O l .l ,.I.. 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Dons Elaane Bryant Wlth patlence to spare Dons wull do a good yob as a secretary ' II at 1 1 1:11 llllllfll than Carolyn Jo Buck Kay Jo s steady efflcuent manner plus her soft vouce and shy smlle add up to popularuty and success Irs lim 41 I f 11 unmr 1111111 1 tflprlla ' Rainbow Girls Darlene Butcher Darlene doesn t talk much about her self or what shes gomg to d after graduatlon but If the last four years are any sngn we know shell be happy and successful Slgurds Brwkalns xx GOC David M Brown In s Roger J Brown forward nn hrgh school wer be a fine pharmacist Sue Buchhelt Packed wlth personaluty and abnlrty e will be a h1t at he U f er patlence and understandnng brought er frlends and honors at SHS 11 rut 1 11111I1 1 111111 Nlurlr 11l lu 11 1111 1 4 11 N 11 11 1 1111 lI1111111 l1sl :pf llrl 1111 pf 1 11111111 1111 lf 11 1111 41 1111111 111111111 N 1 Charter Treas Sept Heure Plc Wlc Jr Womans Club Sec and Vice Pres Luther League Pres Hatz Kathleen Buerkett Katha combined brains and beauty to be regarded as one of the sweete t sen lor gurls at SHS x rf x 111111111 lllr Nlll 1 1 1 411 lnmr III I 1 IIS lil John Bernard Canfield Wlth Johns artlstuc abllnty hes ure of a promusmg career an the commer eld H study at the U of followed by Washlngton U Demolay 24 With hns flashung smile and frlendly greeting Zeke won popularlty at SHS Hell do the same IN the Arr Force N Nlr111111 ll1l1 11 w 111 David an actlve member of the SHS B nd plans to attend the U f I malorlng un elther musrc or engineer 11111 x 1 111111 Imm GOC Explorer Scouts MYF D molay Band Natronal Guard Band Because Roger has put hrs best foot e sure hell Penny Brolda A happy go lucky gnrl dark halred Penny engoyed four years of good times at SHS Her future plans Include mar rnage 011114 ll Hob Nob Sept Heure Dlle M Brown Dule lakes to tlnker wnth cars and motorcycles After the Army he plans to be a top notch mechanic Innllrull I lfrmfl angamon Riders Motorcycle Club Tom Brunner Ta shy Tom wull enter the navy aftcr graduatuon Hrs genurne frlendlrness will carry hum far In thus busy world 1 11 .wus .' 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Q Rosalyn Capps Rosalyn usually has little to say, but her smile guarantees her many friends, Bob Carnduff Tall good looking athletic cordial what more could any boy lor any girlt want? 111111111x 1 111111111 1x 11111111 I 111 Nancy Casteel Cass has more than her share of good looks and personality She ll be as big a hit at Knox as she was at SHS 11 1h 1 is Hob Nob Plc Wic Sept Heure Thomas Chandler Toms cheerful countenance wall be friend everyone with whom he comes in contact after leaving SHS I 11l11111111111111 Marcia Clement With her flair for writing acting and playing cupld attractive Marsh w leave an empty place in the heart of SHS as she heads for the University of Wisconsin 1x111111111 Ilnu S11 11 111 11 ins 11111 1111 11111111 111111111 111s1 Hob Nob Pres and Sec Pic Wic Sept Heure Chr and Queen of For get Me Not Ball Beaux Arts Court Sylvia Cockrell Sylvua is a small dark haired lrttle lady whose sweet disposition w1lI make her admired and liked where ever she goes .. IORS Helen B. Carle When her day at the switch board is finished, Helen will be found swimming, dancing, or riding. 1'11111'r. Rainbow Girlsg Luther League, Capi- tol Dist. Sec. Bonnie Lynn Cartmell Bonnies pert calm and soft spoken SHS will never forget her hilarious ren dition of Miss Preen in The Man Who Came to Dinner s 1 1 1 1 1111 111 11111 11 If 11111 11111 11111111 1 11 1111 N 11 1 1 1 1 GOC CYO Y Teens Jr Womans Club Carlan Cauldwell Carlan s seriousness is lust a disguise to hide has ability humor and friendli ness 11111 11111111111 111111 A J B C Bowling League Joyce Clancey After graduation from SHS Joyce will make a certain lucky man happy l111l11.s Elalne Coady Elaine is known around SHS for her charming ways and her beautiful so prano voice The U of I is her dest: nation with a maror in music 1111s 111111111 1111111111 11s 1s 1 I1 1111s 111111111 1111 S111 T1111 ll II ll 1111 CIIIIII 111 111111111 111 1 1 11 111 l1l1lI1Kf Il11lx1s111111 1i1p11x11111l1111 X1l1111I11l1 111111 N11111l11 11111 11 S1111 1 11 Hob Nob Sept Heure Pic Wic Thomas Cofer Tom showed ability nn many fields acting creative writing and sailing His training at Southern Illinois wll prepare him for any task 11111 11111111 1 111 111 il Island Bay Yacht Club 25 ir- .1--.-: 1u11if,1 .1. lf If 11 1,1 V 1g,,-1-, J J. 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LIB Barbara Conlon Barb spent tume wlth her books at SHS but she never neqlected to leave time for play and frollc Shell be at J C next all l'l1l11 ' l 1 1Il11I0111 Nlnff CYO Marulyn Crabtree Marulyn says shell be an old maud school teacher but her spontaneous laughter and blond halr prove thus us far from the truth 11 111 111111111 1 111 111111 I11t11111l 111111x u Rainbows Beaux Arts Court Judy Crook Honest helpful Judy wall soon be a hardworking prlmary teacher 111111111 111 N 41 II11 lI111111l I'11111 1 1 110111111 11111111 1 K 11111 Beaux Arts Court Jo Ann Cudworth The U of I wnll clalm popular Jo Ann next fall Consideration and tact marked thus gals dea'mgs around SHS 1 1111 11111 11 1 un I 11l1l111I11 1011111111111 II11 111111111 lu111 1 1 1111111111 1 11111111 1 111 Lawrence Darlmg Everythmg Larry puts hns hand to turns out successfully Wnth hns abullty un math and sclence hell make a good englneer 11111111111 1 111 1 111 111 11 111111l lI1111111 N11111 11 I1111f Explorer Scouts Sec Order of the Arrow BYF Vuce Pres Merle Davls SHS well mlss co operatnve and help ful Merle who loves to skate and play the pnano 26 Carole Conrad Carole s quiet manner and sweet smule wnll be an asset to her as she enters nursung ll I II llll IIKIX I lllllll ll I l1ll11 I H5 Ill Rarnbow Glrls Junlor Red Cross Councll Bryant Cramer No socual event or Intellectual dns cussnon us complete wnthout our Caenuus Bryant Hls future Includes Northwest ern and medlcme I1 1l111 1 111 ll U11 Ill l11l1l 1Il1H 1-11111 Demolay Demolay band Loss Jane Crump Loss was never too busy to laugh Ins ten or to lend a helping hand Black burn ns her destlnatlon 111111 1111111 111111 111111 N 11 111111111 N 11 u1xt1111l ll 1 I Charter Sec Sept Heure Sgt Arms Plc Wnc Venz Oratorno So cucty 3 Jr Womans Club Ronald Daggs Good lookang Ron seems both the hardworkxng student and the fun lovmg senior who manages to elude gurls 111 Cralg Davls Crang has what all boys want brams athletic ablllty and DAnne 11111I11x 1 1111 11 x I 111111111 1 1 111 1111 N11l1111111I II1111111 N111 11 ll P1Il Rollers Drach Fan Club Pres Allan Davison Allan was a busy guy who managed to shane ln all phases of SHS e 1111111l11x Pull Rollers National Junlor Vege table Growers Assn 1 O . . - - f 1 1'1'11s. 111-111.1 11'1 1 .v1-.- 111 1,: 1' .:. 1. V11-1 11,-11,11 .1-. ' ' In - 111- 1'1 1.1 .111- -1111 111--1 111- 1, A K, 2. J. 11..1..1..- l'l '1 .-: 1 - '1 1: l-'.11..l..- 1 11, 1-1-1.1.1 1:11 1 1, 1, J, 1, 1-'11-.11 s1-' G 1 -1 1 .11 1'1 - .- .l.-.-'1 :. .:, 5. .111 -. pq 1-' fl ll 1: N111' 1 1 111 ,11-. ' '1'..'117g--'- , ' - ' , ' - J- -' ' Hi f - ' S1111 1' 111: .11-. ' '1 1' 1 .11 11: , sf, 1' 1' 1i1.1 .'1 11. mr .I 1'1111111ll1 -1. P. ,I ,pl , I . at l'1'11 1'l11l J JV. 1' I 'I I' 1' SI HJ 'I .l 1111111 'll J, ll. Q. 1 1 - ..1- , 1 1' . 115' 1-'1 - ,, 1111-11 '1 11-. ' , ' 1 ' um , N-1-. 111'-111,-.1 1' ll 1. - 1: lf111'L'll II 1. :. J. 1: T- -1.- 1, J. ll' . 1:1111 1'1 1: 1'1 1 3. .L Q. .1.11.' ' - .' -'1, .llr -.5 .V 1' .1 - .' -'-1. .- f - - , A l11lll 1. ' I V A ' lif , 1 W- , 1-',11'..1. Don Deason Don's red hair, big smile and hot trumpet are headed for the U. of I. ll'1'1111y1I1'1'x 5 T!111'111r1111l1f1 1'l11I1: l 1111II111II 1, lg 111111 1. J, 1: 1:1111.1 1, f. .:. 1.- I'I11' 111111111 l 111111'If1. l'11m111, Pill Rollersg M.Y.F.g Explorer Scouts, Order of the Arrow. Cornelia Dennis Keya as one of those typical SHS stu dents whom everybody likes to be with Shell maior in languages at Colorado I 1 M I Se t Heure Sgt at Arms res Charter Treas Pic Wir: Beaux Arts Court Venz Marlene Dlnora Marlene has good looks and a stylish that will rry her a in er career as a secretary .. IORS.. Joanne DeHollander Joanne leaves behind her a record of scholastic honor, musical ability and unselfish effort, SI111l1'11l f'1111111'1'I.' Jr, Im.: li11v: Sr. l,1'.v lI11x.- .111 1'11,1111.11,,1 .w1.111q 1:,.1.,i., sn, 5 l21'1111.11 4'l11l1, N1'1'.-I'1'1'11.c,.- 1.71-lx' l'l1111'1'g Ni11yl1'1151 N11'111 I. -I. IJ .Y11li111111l IIII1111. N111-i1l.11, Gamma Chapter of Pi Mug Charterg Sept Heure' Hatz Judie Dickinson Pretty Jud1e won acclaim at SHS for her dramatic abulity She ll continue to be a leading lady at Wes'eyan Hlllll I I Ill! 1 11 11 1111111 1 111 1 I1111l x 1 11 11111111 lm! Rainbow Theater Guild Municipal Opera Shirley Donaldson Versatile Shirley graduated IH Janu ay and has already proven her d a matic ability in her TV work Deanne S Dorman Pleasant courteous Deanne desires to go to California to get a iob after stenographlc training Good luck in your venture' 1 11l11s 1 Se Bnai Brith Girls Treas D Anne Drach DAnne is personality plus the feminine half of one of the Sen or classs favorite twosomes 11x 111 11l 1111 11 All 1 N 11 1111 1111 1 11 1 Hob Nob Treas Sept Heure Pic Wrc Treas Venz David Eastham This ambitious sports minded boy a big part of the spirit behind Spring field High School Hes headed for a career as a business executive I IIIIII I f11wI1!l111ll lI1111111111 111 11:1 I111II l 111111 1 1 flllll Nlfll If Boy Scouts Order of the Arrow 27 Carole Ann Dost Hard working Carole wants to marry and settle down after she s had expert ence as an office worker 111 111 1 Paul Duke Paul has smiles and personality to spare which are sure to and his progress at Westminster College and throughout 1 1 1 111 Jim Eastman Jim is interested in medicine 'ind will study at DePauw 1 111l I . 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If Tr '1.'l: 111. .111 ,,1 J. .:. 15 .x'.,1v.,.11 ll .4 .'1-'-1, ' ' o O Anne Farber Tsny Anne IS full of pep and person alntv Shell add l1fe and nnterest to the J C campus I 11111t Theater Guuld The Phuladelphla Story Youth FelIowsh1p Ronda Faye Funk Good natured Ronda s laughter contaglous College wall clalm one of SHS s best 1 1111 1 11 11 1 1111 1111111 N11t 111 Il 1 1 I I N11lIlf11f N I I I VIII Ill 1 111111 1111111 I1 I Venz Charter Plc Wlc Sept Heure Vlce Pres Beaux Arts Court Nancy Fox Nan has a knack for wnnnnng trlends Shes always on the go but has time to sung and have fun 111 111,111 11 Pup D of A Repor r lr Scouts C Y O Art Assoclatnon Beaux Arts Court Grrl Scout Glee Club Oratorlo Soclety SE IOR .. John Ebers John s welcome 1n any group because of hrs good ndeas and funny stones IIIII1 Pull Rollers Demolays Harriet Egherman Known to all Interested In every thmg Harrnet breezed through four years wrth a H1 ya at' 11111111 111 s N11111111111111 Il N 1 N N 1 11111 1 111 1 1111 1 1 1 1 I llIIl11l llll Il Ill Charter P1c Wlc Sept Heure Venz Larry Ellls Chlc was an actuve fellow around SHS. rn school sports and soclal events H1s amb1t1on IS to own a pnntlng com Dany 11111111 1 111111111111 I 111 l'1111l111111 I rx 111 1x Pull Rollers Gall Feldler Lovely Gall w1ll never fall to make fruends 1111 11111 11111111111 111 s11111111 I1 111111 1 11 11 x 1 11111 11111 111111111 1 11111111 11 1 1 11111x 1 1111 Norman Foster Norman w1Il pursue hrs chosen fleld of hotel admlnrstratlon after taking commerce at J C 111111 1 YMCA Sky Ranch BYF Beverly Frederlck Bev IS one of the sweetest gurls SHS has ever turned out Shell soon be a Ars S 1111 11ll11 N Il NIH 11111' bl11U 111111x 11 1I11111111l11111 xx 1 1 1 11 1 lllll' lllllll Il I Rarnbow Glrls Plc Wlc Ralnbow molay Cholr 28 Judy Edwards Dainty demure fresh lookung are words that characternze thus popular glr 1 1 N 1117 1 1 1 y1 I 11 1 Charter Sec Sept Heurc Plc Wlc Manners Jr Womans Club Bcaux Arts Court Hatz Pat Elder Charming Pat earned a reputahon for cheerfulness frlendllness and good groomlng She wlll carry these trants w her to the U of I 111 111 11 111 1 1 ll ll IIN x 1111 1 111 1 1 11111111 1 Hob Nob Sec Sept Heure P1c W1c Venz Tom Ervm Tom IS an SHS steal from Murphys boro Determlnatuon and good humor w1Il gulde h1m through hls medlcal ca reer 1 111111 Demolay ll' 5l1'1'.v. 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Sharon Gardiner Wnth her blond haur and beamlng smlle Sharon wall have no trouble catchung a man to cook and sew for Ronald Gerber Ron masks hls senslble Ideas and hr lanous comments with an Innocent Sl lence Hell have a busy and prosperous future P4 plm s 44 4 4 s 1:4 Gene Grant Gene plans to attend Florida State to study enguneerrng Hus blond halr set off by a dark tan should wan hum quite a harem 4 plum ful mu funn fl Sandra Greenleaf Sandra demonstrated her ablllty t take charge and get thungs done at shell flt rght ln at the U of 414 ll! ll lf u 4144 41 lswu l'4 1 ru 44 V4 4 1 nn mfum: flmffnnm I IIIII il 4:14411 I Ho Nob Pres Sept Heure J Womans Club Bulletln Edltor Hatz Bull Grove Bradley wall clanm thus cheerful good looking boy Bull had many frnends and admlrers at SHS l lplnrx Boy Scouts Hn Cllmbers . . IOR Barbara Ruth French Short and sweet describes Barbara to a T, She'll study nursing at the De- catur Macon County Hospital. H..l..l.: liirlx' Vllurlrxj l.ulin l'luh fTr4.v- r..l447 Dale S Gates Dales wnllnngness to work and honest generosuty won hlm the frnendshlp and admnratlon of SHS students Ile plur I lull 4 4 Nullmllll llurwl N114 1 CYH Pres YMCA West :de Church of Chnst Youth Councll Pat Gorman Pat s mterests he In athletucs and the fleld of specnal educatuon lf! Norman Grant When ut comes to fnends Norman really measures up Kaye Gronewold Charmlng Kaye wnll rate a top brllnng at the U of l lust as she dnd at SHS 1 UIHI l'rIn11llf ml lmlr Hob Nob Vrce Pres and Sgt at Arms Sept Heure Sgt at Arms PIC Wuc Belles Janet Gustaveson Shell be a popular coed at the U of I next fll Gussle comes through wnth a laugh when nts needed most 41 fu un: 1 flnh x Mu Slgma Phu Rarnbows Past Worth Advsser and Grand Representatlve 29 . . ' , In - - . , . 'I NI l .T..l., Vive l'l'r'.v.J Jr. 'I 1: .I 4'1pp'lI44 J. J: .' ' ' .'4r- I!. . . ., 3 E . . . .3 S' . ' f:..l..-1., I'--., I I l.1lll' IIr.l'. l'r4w,5 llu l I, ' J. 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Y '---r -.-' IOR Bob Gwln Bobs good looks and agreeable na ture won hum numerous fruends at SHS and the tutle f Ladys Man Hes goung to the U of l 1111111l11x N11111 111 N 11 1111 1111 HI ls Ill IIN 1 11111 11111111 Demolay C A P oyce Heudemann Joyce boosts everyones morale when he appears on the scene The U o wull make u e of her effucuency and fruendluness 1 s s 1 w rs 111 11 11 111 1 111 11111 SI11 I 11111 1 11111 u1111l1l11 111111111 1 1 ll 1 1111111111 111111111 1111 1 11ll11 Hob Nob Sept Heure Beaux Arts Court Hatz Ruchard George Helmeruchs Ducks putchung arm wull be at work behund a plow some day when hus tall playung days are over 1111l111lI I H1111 111 11xl1Il111ll I 111 1 lI111K 111 ll Ill ll I Jum Hull Jum has numerous blessungs to count ab uty un sports art musuc and cholastucs Normal wull welcome hum 111I11x ll 1 11 1 x 1 11 I 1 an zll I1 sl 1111111 111111111 lu11111 11 11u11l ll:11111 S1111 ll Pull Rollers Sec Roselyn H ursch Roselyn hopes to enuoy lufe and fund the r1ght guy Wuth such a goal shes sure to be happy 111 11111u1l11111s 1 11:11 Bnau Bruth Gurls Sec and Reporter Jon Hockenyos on reserves hus conversatxon for um portant topucs but hes free wuth us smules and good deeds Thus reluable well luked guy forsakes SHS for the U 1111111l11v 1 I 30 Evelyn Harshaw Evelyns saucy smule and sweet dus pos1fuon wull show the students at why thus gurl was well Iuked af SHS il ll ll Illl ll I1 X Ra nbows Henry C Heune III Frutz lusts as hus ambutuon to clumb the Euffel Tower one handed We hope he makes ut because uf he doesn t we Il loose a furst rate tennus player l1111v 111 Ruth Elaune Hensel Thus demure blond wull marry soon after graduatuon She leaves dozens of SHS fruends behund Rarnbows Beaux Arts Court Henry Hullen Henrys a man of few words but h1s crowd of fruends wull vouch for hus warm personaluty Judy Huvely Judy has a bug smule for everyone and she loves fun For her uf wull be the of I next year wuth a mauo elementary educatuon 11 111 ll f11p1l11I111f S11 11 lafllllll l11111111 ll 1 llll fllll lllilll Beaux Arts Court Belles Hob Nob ept Heure Treas uc Wuc Womans Club Paulune Hockung Paulunes comucal sense of humor wull be mussed at SHS next year Donna Hoffman The problems and dauly routune of an oftuce wull never ture thus pleasant and fruendly gurl Raunbows Sara Lynn Holtzman The senuors are glad to welcome dark e ed Sara unto the class F Il of up and spurrt she s headed for Wusconsun IN II NII I lllll ll Bnau Bruth Gurls Pres Sud Pup Alphu Centouru John M Howard After Southern Methodust John as pures to be a tycoon un the funancual world Good luck' Duversufued Occuoatuons Pres ..SE IOR Sue Holman Wnth her charmung smule and truerudlv manner Sue won many truends at SHS Shes qoung to be a veterunaruan tu ml uuu Sept Heu re Charter Kay Hombledal Pretty Kay has both a seruous and a gay sude SHS loved both ot them l ulpl IH N lu ul uu ull ul uf 11 mum u 1 mr Hob Nob Sept Heure Puc Wuc Beaux Arts Court Pete Hudd Pete was alwaxs at hand tor any so cual or school attaur Thus swell gradu ate us headed for the U of I Pull Rollers Tom Hughes Tuger was the gpark of actuvutues Hus humor and made hum a popular leader lu ul lim null Pull Rollers Rlck Jacobs 1 1 hu Demolays Faye Jeffers u Raunbows 3l many SHS hard work urn Thus tall sports enthusuast wull have no trouble un handlung any undertakung uunrll 1 I 1 14111 Faye always has a word of prause or encouragement for her classmates Its no wonder she has so many fruends Barbara Isakoff Barb wull be remembered for brauns and a keen sense of humor The U of wull claum thus lukeabe u x u I I ru u uuuuu u Rlchard C Jamuson Duck wull be a hardworkung ag mauor at the U of I next fall We preduct a harvest of good grades and a crop of fruends Explorer Scouts Demolay MY F Nancy Jenkuns Athletuc Nancy was well luked around SHS We know shell be very happy un her torthcomung marruage slum fm M I A 1 , Xu, :ul Iluuu' I ' Su1'u'f Ill, Y A A - u .1 ' 1 . 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Imp Ifrlxl Jug l'flpil1uIu',ul I l H1'1uv Xu 2 nv, - I uv.-u :mutt I O Don Kenl Don personnfles the expressuon tall dark and handsome For h1m 1t ll e e1ther college or the Arr Force 1111111I11s I1111111111111l111 1I11I1 1111111 l1111!I1111l I li11sl1II111lI 1 Demolay Charlotte Klekamp A sweet smlle and cordlal personallty make Charlotte fun to be with Shell be a capable secretary 1 ll 1111111110111 Walther League Mary Lou Kopf Mary Lou s blond ha1r and peaches n cream complexlon won her many ad rnlrmg glances she sang 1n he Smglng Seven 11 vs 111 511111 1 s. 0 Rambows Jobs Daughters SE IORS Mary Lee Johnson lill ans Club Hatz Pattle Jones lady like ll11I11s 11l111 11s1 11 X Vlrglnua May Jones 1I x1 George Kenney Try to pecture good lookmg George who has a taste for partues sports and gurls as a hardworklng lawyer or pol: tlclan 11111111111 'mx 1111111111111111111 111111 1111 111 1 11 11111 1 11111111111 1 11 Ii11s1 1 Q 1 11111 111 Pall Rollers Demolay Richard Koeller Thus clean cut athletlc boy was one of our most actlve senlors Hes anmlng hugh In attendlng M I T 111111l1 1 1 11x 1 1 1111I111ll I s1 111 lf11111l 111s 1111111l II111111 N 111 Pull Rollers Sec Annette Krachlk Annette concentrated on havmg good time durmg her tour years at SHS We know shell contlnue to do so throughout lute 32 Kalamazoo College wnll claum our ten ms champ as a yournalusm mayor lt s a cmch they ll go for her wut and vltalnty 1111 111111 11 1111111111 1 11111 1111111 1111111111111 N 11 V lxs1xI1111 wmv 1111111111 1 1 1 ll x Hob Nob Sept Heure Sprmgfleld Tennus Club Board Member Mar mers Senuor Scout Councul Jr Wom Pa IS fun to be w1th and seems able to do all thungs well She s athletnc but 1111 V1rg1n1a has somethmg funny to say for every sltuatlon no matter how hope less 1t seems Shell be a pretty SHS representative at Western next tall 1 1 1 1 1 1111 111111 1 11111 Charter Sept Heure Mu Sngma Phu Judith J Jones Judy IS the out door type who IS heading for Colorado where shell swlm rude and play golf 1 1 Il11111111 I I ll N 11 I GOC Sue Jones Sue IS well known for her musical ab: :ty She ll be a capable and tal ented secretary 11 1x 0111 11 11111 1 111l1l1 Mu Sngma Phl Harry Kavetas Commg to SHS rn hrs semor year Harry lmmedlately began havung good tumes with has new trlends ll1111111l11 11111 111111 1 l11xl P1ll Rollers o o o o -IV. f'1'f It ' SI I J' 'I ' 4i,.l..l.. 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A v - a 'A 'I BS ' T - ' ' ' I'l'l1,1g lJ,.I.,l.: Jr. 1'I1'1' I, J: I- ,I 1' 11l11'll11 .L 11141 . 1'1'11 .L 1. o f , Jo Ann Krachlk In her spare tlme tall athletlc Jo Ann IS 1nterested un sports handucrafts and mus1c She plans to pursue a ca recr of e1ther nurs1ng or stenography Il 4 N III IN! 1 I ll I Ralnbows Y W C A Gary Lamken Gary s good looks made a h1t Wlfh the gals around SHS Hell enter the Armed Forces after graduatlon 1111111111 111 1 II11111 Demolay Benlle Lawson Benple IS a newcomer at SHS who seems to have f1t rlght un Her blue eyes red halr and falr sk1n make a pretty plcture Karen Lemme Karen IS SCFIOUS and eff1c1ent ut everyone not1ces her smceruty and gen eros1ty No one could WISH for a e ter frlend lllll NNN I I I llllllllllll t 7 II 11 I N' ll 4 t1111111I II111111 N11111I11 Charter Sept Heure Hatz Clrfford Levltan Easy golng Cllff found fruends and good t1mes at SHS HIS grand person al1ty w1ll help h1m when h reaches e U of 1I111s 11111 11111 11 111 1 1111111 l111111 Il N 1111 1 1111 11 1 11 1 1111 Joan Long .Ioame w1ll be remembered for her gnggle her beautuful blond halr and her genu1ne 1nterest 1r1 people P111 4I11l1 Hob Nob P1c W1c Sept Heure IOR Carol Krlener Carols wlnnung ways ought to help her ga1n prestlge as e1ther a peduatrlc lan or an obstetrnclan I11I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 11 1 N f 11 11 lllll II II IIN I III IN llllk Cynthia Lapp AYYTBCTIVE 1ntell1gent Cynthla was a leader at SHS both 1n class and those extra currlcular actuvltles ll 111 1x1x 1111111111111 N ll I ll K llll 11111 11111111 N11l1111111 S1d P1p Sec Rambows Jr Womans Club YWCA Leland Leslle Legg Leland 1ntends to become a tool and d1e maker Hell do apprentnce work at the Rock Island Arsenal I11II11 Il1111x Ann Leonard Ann deserves a happy and successful future and we know shell have 1t 111111t11l 1 N1 1 I1111111 I1 1 11 11111 11111 Plc W1c Pres V1ce Pres and Sec Sept Heure Hob Nob Sgt at Arms Beaux Arts Court Belles Gary Logan If by chance you happen to be 20 OOO Leagues Under the Sea Gary w1lI show you around lf hes free for a frogman he wants to be 11 1 I1 111 Explorer Scout Henry Long A swell guy we wnsh for Henry a successful future 33 . . 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I IORS ordon Longhfa Gordon funds t1me to do all thnngs well both ln school and un the soc1al whlrl Ill 1111111 1 1111111111111 1111111 11111 1111111111 111111111 1 111 1 1111111 Theater Gunld Margaret Ann Maddnson Slender Margle IS polnte and well groomed at all tumes whnch has con trnbuted to her popularlty at SHS 111111 1 111111 11111111 S1111111 1l11u 111111111111 11111111 Josephlne Madonna A brunette w1th flashnng eyes Jose phme IS plannmg a career un nursmg Her patlence w1ll be a poy to her pa tlents 1111 N111x11 l11111111I11 1111111111111 c Y o Carol Marble VIVBCIOUS and actlve Carol contrnu ously enlarges her wnde clrcle of fr1ends wlth her slnceruty and helpfulness She lans on attendlng the U of Kansas s 111 11 1' 1 11 111111111111 11 S 111111111I1111 S1111 S 11111 111 1 111, I111 111111 111 ll1111111 1111 1111111r 111 1111 1 ll x1lfI1lI1111 l1111111r 811111111 Hob Nob Sec Sept Heure Beaux Arts Court Hatz Forget Me Not ll Court Ronnle Marsaglua Ron was one of the few sensors who graduated rn January Quret and nlce to know he plans on J C Barbara Mather Radsant Barb was everyones favornte at SHS 34 Susan Madden Susan IS always suncere and loyal These characternstxcs wll be of great help to her at Southern where she w1ll mayor an socuology 11111111 1 1111 I x 1 1111 11 11111111111 S111 11 111 1 1 111111111 111 11111111111111 1111111111 111111111 ll1 1 111111111111 1 1.111111 111111111 1111 Sept Heure Hatz Jack Madonna Smllm Jack wall enter the fleld of commerce elther at S Louus U or at t U of I Bob Malkus If Bobby Joe had a dollar for every buddy and admlrer of h1s hed never have to work for a llvlng 11111111111 111111 1 1112 I 1 ll111111 11111111111 1111111 N11111111 I 11111 1111111 11111111111 1 1 11 1 1111x111 1 I 1111 PIII Rollers Vuce Pres Bonnie Marcy Bonmes genulne personallty and merry notnons of m1sch1ef kept her un the spot lnght for four years at SHS Hob Nob Treas Sept Heure P1c W1c Forget Me Not Ball Court Belles Thomas Edward Marvel A lad who beheves In m1x1ng fun and hard work Tom had no difficulty makung fr1ends at SHS 1 1111111111111 111111 me 11 1Q1111I1l11 1 111 Demolay Boy Scouts Constance McCormick lncomparable Connae wuth all her ac tuvltles found t1me to shune In her studnes Shell wow em at Northwest ern 11111111 11111111'1I r ex 111 11 l1'11v P11111111111 11111111111111 I1 11111111111111 5111 7111 lIr111 Ulm 1111111 111 lI1n111r 111v1 7111 161111111 l'111111111 111v1 S11 111 1111 S111 1 111111 11 11 N11111111111 llr111o1 811111111 Hob Nob Sept Heure Plc Wnc Beaux Arts Court Venz Jr Woman s Club Membershup Chalrman a a - 111-1.1.1 111- -1 fl 1- ' ' ' 1 1' . 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'1' 1 - '11 If ' ' 111 1 11 1x N 11111111 11111111 Mary Lynn McCree SHS won t be quute the same w1thout Mary Lynn around to cheer and work on decoratlons Shell be a Queen of Hearts at Alabama Tech N 11 l IIIIIH I!lll11I llllll I I 1111111 1111 11 11 N 1117 1 1 1 Hill Illl 11 1 111 11 11 I 11 Hob Nob Sept Heure Pres Hatz Dave McLaren Daves chref rnterest 1s un aeronau tncs We wnsh hum luck un has chosen held G O C Asst Ch1ef Ob erver Beverly Mendenhall Doll Ilke Bev came to SHS from Ball Townshrp Her flawless groomlng and sweet smlle wlll be remembered by all 1111 1 11111111 111111 11 11111x111 1 '-E IORS Alan McCumber A s headed for the MISSOUFI School of Mlnes next fall but hell have time for hrs specral Interests sports and cars Y M C A Boy Scouts Bull McQueen Snapper kept everyone at SHS laughrng but as class presldent proved his ablllty to finance Senior ACTIVITIES llllll l I 1 1 111111 11111 11 I 1111ll111 I x 1 111 1 1 Pull Rollers Demolay Jerry Merriam Thus tall guy found tnme at SHS for studles athletncs and gurls Hell go Mlchrgan State to study medlclne I 1Ipl11 1111 111 x1 111 1 1 Shirley Milner Shmrleys known to all for her merry laugh and her ladylrke ways Helen Lergh Moake Helen arrlved at SHS an her sensor year and won frlends lmmedlately We re glad she came 1111 I Charter Sept Heure Leroy Moss Leroy lusts sports and cars as hrs sude Interests but at SHS hrs work wnth the F FA proved he has a green thumb 35 1 Judy Mlskell u of fun and mlschref but loyal d dependable Judy plans on college and a major an math 1 1 1 11 s11111 x 1111 I I N 1 I 1111 11 1 1 1 Sept Heure Charter Pres H tz Jr Womans Club Sec Sharon Moffet Sharons headed for MacMurray She leaves behlnd her a record of unsel frshness and hard work 111 1 x 111 1 S11111 1111111 1111 111x 1 111 I I 1 ll I I ll HH llllll I Ill I 1 llll 1 I 11111111 Rannbows Sld Pup Larry Murphy Thts lad doesnt say much but s a whuzz at frxnng thnngs Hns smules and red halr wall be missed u a , Q e 1 - I. - .11-, 11111, .11-. 111.1 1:11.-. 1111111 1-111 11-. 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Wally Novack Thus happy go lucky guy says he llkes sports Hes headed for Bradley where hes sure to be lnked II1IpI11CS Pull Rollers Walther League Jerry Oswald Jerry looks serlous but seldom IS Hell be successful and well llked at the U of I as he tudles mechanical eng: neermg Leonard Parson Leonard lukes to do things and have fun He cheers up frrends wrth has songs and has happy outlook on lufe 1111111l111s I 111tI111ll I 1 P1ll Rollers Demolay SE IORS Don Musick Dons good looks and carefree per sonalrty wnll be a great help to hum as he sets out to make h1s m1lI1on 11111111111 1111lI111Il l rs 1 111lI I 1 111 ll Demolay Nancee Neeld Thus sweet gal found frnends and gay tnmes at SHS and shell do the same anywhere she goes 11l11x I 1111111 f 1 If 111111 I111111 1 11111 Beaux Arts Court Sylvia Nlccolls Perhaps 1ts vrsuons of her future as a fashlon deslgner that gave Sylvras smrle that extra sparkle 11111 11 N ll Rarnbows and Worthy Advlser Sharon Nebergall Wumbush Sharon proves that good things come mall packages Shes pert ponsed and pretty 1111 1 11 11 111111111111 lllll Ralnbows Fred Nesblt Fred has been a quret unassumlng guy at SHS but expect hum to do well In the future Carlene Nicholson Carlene has many talents music art and the ablllty to wm friends On top of all thls shes tall and good looklng 1 1111111 I11l111 1 1 111 I 11111 11 l lllllllfllll UIII III1 I lllllllll 111111 N111 Hob Nob Sec Plc W1 Sgt at Arms Vlce Pres Sept Heure Belles Jean Ann Orr Jean Ann was always on the go dur mg her years at SHS A hard worker she stall found tnme for pleasure 111111111111 H1117 411p1I11 1111 111 I 10111 111111 vs 11s 1 11x 1 1111111 111111 I1 11 fllllllll 1111 I 11 Charter Sept Heure Sec Plc Wlc Venz Beaux Arts Court John Owen John w1ll soon be wlnglng h1s way to success In the A1r Force Hns specnal rn terest as aeronautncal englneerrng Alfred Pattarozzl AI never stopped surprrsang people w1th hIS many abrlmes Lrfe w1ll never be dull when he IS around 1 1l111 111s Il1xt11b11!116 I1I11111l11111 CIIIII Army Reserves 36 l I O I 1 . . 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H111 Wx, S111, 111 Al -1 .-5 -' '- I 9 , Harold Patterson Harolds shy grln and blond head were well known at SHS Hes headed for Blackburn 1 t Harold Perkms 1 Ican blond full of energy Clcnflst Hal wlll kcep has patlc chuckllng 1 Pull Ro ers George Perry Sports mlnded George h s a ml long lust of frlends at SHS Business wrll be hrs mayor at Eastern 111111 111ll111I 1 II111II PIII Rollers Loulse Plemntscher A career ln muslc seems defrnrtely rn lhe future for talented Lounse 1 x 111 111 1 1s Peggy Powers Peggy has a smlle that makes other students reallze that lrfe at SHS lS tops Ralnbows G O C Jrm Redmon Jlm the key man on our cross coun try team leaves a record of popular ty scholastlc and 'llhletlc achleve ment 111 s 1 SEIR Carol Lee Peppa rd Carol Lee found many ways to have fun and help others during her days at SHS We hope she emoys teachlng 1 11 111 G o c John Perks Johns abrlrty an sclcnce and mathe matrcs ought to help h1m ut Washlng ton U where hell sludy archltecture l1I11 x Bull Prke Bulls jolly personaluty makes hum fun to be wnth Hell burn mudnnght e n as studies medicine 11111. 1 1 1 1, 1 Boy Scouts Mary Powell Qulet Mary IS always her own pleas ant self Shell be a competent secre tary Carolyn Omera Raybon Carolyn caused quite a stir at SHS wnth her slow drawl and her wlnnlng smrle ll11l1 l111111'11l111 Nl11TY D11111111 1 11111 I 11 Sud Pup John Reece John proved hxmself a capable leader nn studles sports and social lufe Hes headed for Northwestern and a medical career lr K I 1 I I Il 111l 11 1 1 111 11111111 1111111 81111 Pull Rollers Treas PYF 37 . . 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A - ,fy ,l ,V AL QI. ,1,.,,.,, ,1,,,,,,,.!, ,L 1: ll' 111,111-.t, 11,-1.1, 11,111,111 1'. 1111.: .1 111111111111 r'l1111'1- J, J. 71' 3- rf- lf l ' 'HHN 'ff li l ' I I. 3. ,x'1114 II - -' 111, SE IOR .. Judy Reeves Quiet, sincere Judy found many ways to befriend and help others at SHS. '.. .. I'li ov: Ur1'1v.v rn , .., J . 5 z'nxernblw .., ., : . Nlllv Urn rw ru Springfield Symphony, Ellen Roach Ellen brightened up gloorty days at SHS Shell be in demand as a secre tary Shirley Roncheth Shirley seems in doubt as to whether shell be a secretary or an artist but SHS has no doubts as to her success ilu Squaw Ilrlnu f'IuI1 Judy Rowley A hospital wont look cold and im personal when charming Judy comes on duty Sid Pip Walther League Carl Runkel Carl knows all about farming out door sports and blonds after four years at SHS tim: fi vs nur 11: x 4 H National Junior Vegetable Grow ers Ass n Donald Hayward Sanborn Don proves that scientific people like to have fun This ambitious witty boy is headed for a busy future mp llzb Sr uid if n :na SMH Stull nr Sta lfll 38 Stanley Reynolds Stan is J. C. bound where he'll be royally received. Good luck to him ' his work in biological science. Ilwlph i1'.v. Gayla Roberts Red headed Gayla bubbles over with good humor With her many interests he s sure to be happy at Washington U fs ul x li fIIlllI0lr I ,l0llI ll Ill Illll Illllll 4 Mlm 1 Charter Pic Wic Rainbows Joy Roof Joy dreams of being a famous sur geon its a stiff assignment but we wish him good luck lalnrll I Joyce Ann Rudln Joyce is small but she never goes un noticed Her quiet ways and sweet mile won her many friends Hob Nob Pic Wic Sept Heure Jlm Saladmo At Carthage and later lllnnois Tech we know Jim will be succe stul in his chosen field of math or science Ilmmu 1 if Demolay Order of the Arrow Mary Beth Sando Mary Beth is a girl who always knows whats going on around SHS We wish her good luck in her work with children 'iz ns I un mul Ihnmu 1 uf IIII I p II11 I Rainbows In 1, i i I I 1 1 1 I i, l I f 5 9 111 1 li r z 3 Q I A s ' I ' . .If'. I. Ihlxq Sr. L inn: . ', ' ' IIII' Nuff. ll,.l..l., 1 4. - r'l 1 me 1-If ' I. J. J: Golf Tran Q. H..l..l..' I'l'I NI -' . llv' . f 'NA . s ' I ' . I .T..I.S I IlIInx. 1 I 4 Q . I .I .A.. I' '1 't ' '. I'r I 'u '. l .T..l.I ' 'l1l. Stu '1 , ff' . i I'rrs.: .Ir, '1pi- Il 'I .-: uf N ' 'I I : t I' f .' J H' I .' H: T' -L' J, Iii1'lx'f'h I. 3: Jr. f'l14i1' J: .l Vap- ,e, 9, if f. ..S IURS Joyce Sangston Active Joyce will have time to dance, swim, and play golf at MacMurray where she'll be studying business ad- ministration. l'l1iI1i.y Job's Daughters. Charles Schmid Charles will be a handsome and pop ular SHS representative at J C next a lill Al Schumacher First on Als schedule are four years at Bradley After that he will be flying high with the Air Force 1111111161 s 11 full 1 U Meredith Hambleton Saxer Ham's brains, diligence, and sense of humor point to a bright future for him as an engineer. 1'i1f1'l11'1'11 4'mi111'il ' J, Q5 ll11111I I. 2, , .1. l. Demolay: Boy Scouts. Peggy Schneider Peggy intends to be a beauty oper ator Shell have no trouble f all he customers are as pretty as she Shirley Sembell Take a look at Sas and youll know why SHS has a reputation for pretty girls il x 1 1011 1011 11 1111 Charter Sept Heure Hatz Jim Settles ity and there s Gully 111111111 i in :ull I si 11 Pill Rollers Pres Marifrances Sgro Bright eyed Marifrances Q for her sincerity and charm 1x s I vs ru' I ubllr 11:11:11 111 s 111 1 Womans Club Hatz Sandra Shaw 11 In Z Charter Sept Heure 3 Start with good looks throw in some personality add a dash of athletic abil 3 ou h student but shell be remembered P1 11 ul I'r1m1 11 11111111111 4l11l11111111i 11111 1111 Nr1l1ii11i1 Hob Nob Sept Heure Treas Peaches looks so innocent while she s dreaming up some hilarious prank This pretty blond is liked by all 11 lin 1 1 David Seymour Dave plans to supplement training at J C by attending Butler School of Phar macy We wish him luck in attaining his goal his own pharmacy 1 I N l Ill Ill 1 In lx Dcmolay Elizabeth Shahan Wibby s witty comments and good will made her welcome among all groups at SHS 1111111 1 1 i Irx x 1111 1 ll 111 1 1 11111 i11n1li1 mfr I im mm! Ir1n11 1 1 1 Hob Nob Rainbows Theater Guild Barbara Short Barb is a person who gets things done wlh little talking or fuss Her so voice and wide smile will help her as a secretary I1 4 Il1111p1il1u11x 4 H Sec Treas ' . . , ' i r f ll I 1, 1 1, ll K Fo ll rf. l. Jr. 1,1-.X If xi Sr. Liu- l'i1.v: .l1', l'l I: 1I1'1'lx' 1'l 4' Zi l'1'111 4' 1'l. ll U 11-N. 141-tif..-Ag lf...11 ll 1. :r l:.1.t. . ' . krll , I. J. lf lF11.' 'l Ill 3, if. l'fl '1'l1'i11 1'l11lnJ ll1'.'l fl l ' l'.'1l1l 'i1l1'1v11, - ' 1.-, ' - ' is thor- A ' ' ' Jr. I, lf11.'j Nr. . V' If ., Vi' ' l'1'w-Q. I II1' 'lvl 5 -IV. l,1'.v I'11w.' N11 nn lf1l.'.' .l1'. l'4r111'l11l1'11w Sli:-ff: Pep Vinh: Thi .l1', 4'i111Ft1il1'111' S111-ff: Smirllnr' Slilffi I: 11 ' 'll l'- h - ' 4- . --T111 .ll uw. iw,-11. 1.. 1 . ' '-H11 ' 1 .: .l lvllll 'lla -l. Q: .lliik '-11, ' 1111. ,- If '4 I' ' -uit. 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Jr, 4'l mir: Girls' 1'l viii' 3 U - .I 1'upl'l,, , rl, Q, 171' 'f ' C fv 1 r .. ,. s,., , .,..,-,... . 21' .. :sais . ..S 3 Sylvia Sommers Foolush one mmute seruous the next Sylvua radlates good w1ll and keeps her frlends guesslng 111111 1 11s 11 111111111 1 Nlulf Rainbows Worthy Adviser Charter Mu Slgma Phu Jr Womans Club Bennett Stephens We all luke Bennett even though he out smarts out talks and beats us at cards 1111111I11x RIII1 f 111 TI11 lI1111 l111 1111111 I11 IIIIIIIII I 111 ' Eagle Scout Order of the Arrow De molay Band Sue Stocker Sue IS a sterl1ng example of SHS at lf5 best Shes sure to shnne at Carle ton ll I HN III I Stab II1p11v111i111111' U11 11111111 11111 xl I11 1 01 Charter H1 Cllmbers Norma Jean Spltale Norma charms boys and gurls alvke wuth her chatter 111 II 111 1 1111111 Illllll 11 1 111 1 I 1Il1N I 1111111-1I I N11 Charter Job s Daughters Robert H Stephens Quuck wltted Chug proved hrs love of sports and hrs abuluty to lead others durnng his days at SHS ll 11111QI11x 811' 11rI111f 111111111 11111111111111111 1 Ilfllllllllll I 111111 I 1 I111111111111 ll 1111111 If1111l I111111 11 1111111 l111111I11 T I11 1 I11111111111 II11111 1 I 1x 1 1 1 11 111111111 II1111111 511110111 Pall Rollers PYF es .lo Ann Stull Th1s lnttle blond has a way ot mak :ng everyone s load seem a llttle llghter Shes headed tor a career un stenog raphy I'IllII1S' Walther League IORS.. Sharon Skeels Sweet Sharon added a great deal to lute around SHS 'll 111111 11111111 111 IIIIII Allan Murray Smrth SHS galned an athletlc truendly boy th1s year from Ohro Murray tound frlends and 3Cl'IVlflCS at once 11111111111 111 111 II11sI1 111 Il11s1I111II 1 Demolay Helen R Skinner A new arrlval from Rochester lll Helen swlttly entered unto the swvm of SHS events Shell be a cheerful and conslderate nurse I 1111 1I111111x II11I S1 I11111 Llnda Smlth Llnda has a happy wholesome slant on lute Shes a top notch all around glr 11 111! 111111 11 1111111111111 N111 1111111 1111 N 11 N1111l1x111 I1I1l111 x s s 111111 111 11 1 111111111 11 1111111! 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'1'1 'I ', I Q Q , Jane Stults Jane the gurl wlth a sweet person alrty wull always be remembered John Tavernor Heres a fellow with a flashing smlle who wlll do a lot for the conservation fueld ll muqlf 1 w I onlbull Joan Thomas Wuth her pleasing personaluty good taste and good sense added to musical ablllty Joanues headed for success mr I PM 41 Charter Sgt at Arms Plc Wrc Sgt at Arms Treas and Pres Sept Heure lllnnols Federatlon of Muslc Clubs Carol Sue Thompson Attractlve Carol Sue sang her way unto the hearts of all at SHS Her gen tle thoughtful manners wnll and her In her career 7 Thr' I mm rum y 1 I l umm Ralnbows MYF Pres Roger Tnpps Roger always seems to be In the mudst of a crowd Hell have no trouble gettmg acqualnted at Normal Delphuw Un-llewtru J 5 Boy Scouts Sally Tramor Sally always has something good or sweet to say about others Shes truly smcere and generous r rv Ins tr In lim Jr lu 0 lun Sln Irp Klub Ulrhrvtra Hob Nob Sept Heure Jr Womans Club Treas and Vuce Pres ..SE IOR Anastacia Sulllvan Stacla perky luttle redhead IS known for the gleam of mlschuef ln her eye for her smnles and for her fabulous freckles 1 n rm: I rt ru Im Hob Nob Sgt at Arms Mariners J Womans Club Publucuty Chairman Paul Terry Headed for Mrllrkm and then a rob TV Paul IS sure to succeed Slrlup fluh IIIIIHI I Demolay Y M C A Margaret Thomas When Margaret heads for Texas she regretfully leaves benund many frlends lots of good times and one Wrangler In u rl 1 lm rr l mn xv mb 11 lnmm mm fmull rw fun Hob Nob Plc Wlc Sept Heure Jerry Tletz Our class clown has hrs serrous mo ments too Jerry excels sports studles and the soclal whlrl ll zrmqlzrx 1: T 1 llr n Il ho fn In Iiutlt 1 thrill 1 ns r IIII P II Pull Rollers MY F Sub DI trlct Vice Pres Allan Tolgo Allan ns a lad who lukes to get things done Lrfe wrll hold no problems for thus ambltuous boy nit 1 on 1 1 Explorer Scouts Janlce Trultt Janlce won Iastlng friends at SHS Her wlllnngness to work and her thought fulness were known to all rs' w fs an than Il mnul Ilnnor Nmulrf Charter Hn Clrmbers Sec Treas Ralnbows Hatz 41 Jr, Vt, 'NI' - M1117 .' lhp 'luhg Jr. I, '. 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Bruce Edward Trumbo Bruce won a reputat1on tor dlllgence hard work and sharp wut Hell further hns educatron on a coveted Knox schol arshnp 1 111 1111111 I 1 8 8 11111 1 1 X11I1111111l IIIIII 1 I1 Bonnre Van Meter Thus pretty mlss wlll enter nurses tralnxng Shell be as well llked by her patlents as she was by SHS students 1111111111111 1 l11I1111 lk 1 Blll Vaughn SHS w1Il loose th1s happy go lucky guy to the Marme Corps after gradua tlon Best of luck to you B1Il Nancy Lou Voelkel SHS welcomes vlvaclous Nancy back for graduahon wnth the Class of 55 She was well rece ved at Jacksonville H1gh 8111 1 1 11 I 1 111 11 1 Charter Sept Heure Rambows M Y F Darlene Walker Darlene wlll hurry through her tasks as a stenographer so shell have trme for danclng and skating her tavorrte past mes Judy vvashbond Thls pretty llttle blond has plans tor sc entltuc tudy at the U f I w1II miss Judys lovely volce and her weet smule 1 x I 111111111 lf 1111 11 ul I1 11111 111 1 11111 11 1 l 1 1111111 11 1111111 1 111 I Ill 111 1111111I I111111 8 111 1 Charter Treas Sept Heure Marln ers Beaux Arts Court 42 Ken Underwood Kens unusual ambltlon IS to study mortuary sclence We know hell be the last person to let you down Sam Vass What an lmagmatnon Sam has hes goung to be on the flrst rocket to the moon Hns specualty at MIT wull be nuclear physlcs 111111 1I11I1 1 11111111 1111 1 11111 811111111111 II1111111 811111 1 James Vineyard James was an actlve student at Mld dletown and IS a welcome addntlon to the SHS senior class Math and sclence are his speclal lnterests 11111111111 nu 811111111 1111111 11x 11 11 1111111111 811111 1 1 11I111 l111111111 1l111 1 1111111 1I11I1 If I1111 81111111111 1111111 ll Demolay R N A Davld E Wagner Dave came to SHS from Bellevnlle and stepped rlght unto the whlrl of classes and 8Cl'IVIflES H15 goal to be an ac countant Don Wands Don left has trlends at SHS h1s last seme ter H15 future plans are undef: nlte but we wush hum success Wendell Weber Hard workung Wendell wall be at De Pauw next fall where hell CONTINUE to add to h s long llst of friends 1 1111111 111111111 11 811111 111 Ntlfl 1 11 MY F Boy Scouts ICI11-I1-111 1'l I 5 Ilr 'l11l 5 I .I'. I.: .811111I111' .'I1lAIy.' -'I1 1 'l11l 5 .' ' II1 - .811 1' 'I.11. -l'. ' ' I' ':l'1111'l11l.' l ' ,Y11-,-1.1, N 1-I -W1 ' . l 1'-s. J 51' ' -8 HI: ll'l- 1l'1.':.' ' -'l,1. I '1.-I 1'I l'1'1'1' l'1-ws.: 1' - - 1'I.x l' ' L' .' I'11.-L' ll ,I ,1 I. J .I'III1-1111111: SI ' 5 -1l'11:.' Il 1 .811 1I11. . .I -, 1.1.1 111115 N1-. 1.1.1 1111.15 .11-, 1'1111i111l1'1111 Walther Leagueg Pill Rollers. .' 1 - A1 1'11I1111'Il'1 -3. .lj 1'1' lx' f'I111i1' If ,ll11l 1'.-Ii1'11l l'11111'1 1-I 'I.'.v 111' 'll1'J, li -' s ,V o . SHS z , ,' I L ' . III I' 1'I1I: F.T..l.: . - Jr. I.1x Il11': Sr. l.r'.' II1,vq.1', ' A 111 1 I ' U1 .l f'111111'Il 3. -3. S1 Sr, 1'I1.w I' 1I1'111' .1 ' 1111.3 111111. . . .Q . l'1'11 ' 1 .: Jr. 1'I111'r I: . ' 111 J: SI1, ' .1 S11 -1111 J. l: I,1 -'rx' .1- 1 1' 111: N111' I 1 '.'111 1,1. Norman Welskopf SHS as confrdent that Norm w1Il w1n fruends and nnfluence people C next fall Good luck to thus swell guy I x1 1111 I Demolays Jack Weymouth Jack s fun to be wnth at all tnrnes be cause hes never at a loss for songs pokes or stornes His future lrcludes ad vertrsmg at J C 111111 l111111 1 11 C Y O G O C Rrfle Club Explorer Scouts Lynn Whlte Deterrnlnatlon and willingness to help are terms whuch apply to thus rese ved fellow 4 H Demolay Carolyn Wllson Pugs sunny personallty made tasks and classes enpoyable and unterestrng for those around her t 1 111 111 11 Rambows Sr G1rl Scouts Sld P1p an-' .. 'S IORT Dale Werner Our oreduct on for wctrve and yersa I9 Dale as a successful career In ar or on the stage I lpl111 1111111 1 1 11 I llll I If 1111 ll I 1 Luther League Theater Gulld Nancy Jean Weymouth An art enthuslast Nan nntends to be come a commerclal art1st athough rs undeclded about college 11I11t Y Teens Peggy Whlte Pet1te Peggy has been very actnve musxcally ourrng the past four years She lntends to prepare herself to be a church secretary at Lrncoln Buble I stntute t 111111 1111111111 Ralnbows Mu Sugma Phu Sec Laurln Arthur Wollan, Jr Larry was a success nn everythlnq he d d at SHS Known as a leader In stud1es sports and In the soclal world he was busy and popular l1 L 1111 1 11 1111 11111 1 11 1 rm P 11 I 1111 Rollers P Y F Nancy Zrttle Sv-eet unselflsh Nancy plans to marry after graduatlon Her home wlll be a happy one 111111.t 111,11 1 Ranlzows CYF Pres Treas Sec 1 A REAL DUTCH TREAT Betsy Noppert W1th all her actrvntres Bets No ert our A ner1can Flcld Servlce Repre Y DD sentatlye from the Netherlands admlts she hasnt From her wonderful experlence In Ameruca she Amencan people better and has a much broader students at SHS Betsy says They re lots 11l 11 1111111 Charter Sept Heure 43 had tlme to oet hornesuck says she understands the pornt of vlew As for the of fun I 111111 ' ' g at J. . t'l I - ' T l11.- ll . 11 '-.w: II1 111115 I'l1 .lI11 ll'l111 1'1 11111 111 111' 1'1,t1.- 1'111 1:11111 ' 1-11 1 1-1.11, .1 111,1,11111 3.12. 1, , 1 ' - ' l s I :he ' .I . 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PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER DICK WALBAUM GARREL MOLEN BARBARA ECK LINDA BRETSCHER Havnng lust one year left to roam the halls of SHS we now start to apprecuate the wonderful tumes we have enjoyed here Our golng as fans cheerleaders and players to ChampaIgn when we were sophomores thus year s senIor prom and other dances seem to stand out In our mInds Junuors have already taken varlous responsIbIlItIes In dnrectmg our school organuzatlons We have taken an actlve part In all school BCTIVITIQS and are well represented In athletIcs school clubs muslc groups and soclal actIvItIeS lt IS our hope that our flnal year at SHS wIll crystallnze all the dreams and ambItIons whIch we have formed durIng our three years here WIth thus Idea of becomlng tops In scholastlc athlehc and other fIelds our flnal year we set our goal to be one of Sprungfleld s best graduatlng classes' DICK WALBAUM 45 I - I . . I I I , . I I I I I I . . I . JUNIORS Loxs Bachman Deana Rae Banrd Lynne Baker Charles Barker Judy Bartram Deanna Bates Donna Beattue Duck Beeler Donna B nnett Martin Bernlng Sandy Besso Charlene Bulyeu Judy Black Robert Bloechle Carrle Blundell Judy Boaden Barbara Bonds Loss Boner Mary Elnzabeth Booker Geraldnne Brady Lunda Bretscher Carolyn Bridges Jlm Bronson Dare Brown Joe Brown Marla Brown Betty Brooks Sharon Bushnell Kay Butchek Juamta Canfne Mary Carls Lanny Carmen Mary Carnduff Polly Carter 46 Jim Black ' ' ld Don Castles Susan Caudle Janet Chance Kay Charlton June Coady Pat Coady Barbara Cohagan Charles Cordier Paul Craig Barbara Crawford Carmen Crawford Marilyn Cribb Catherine Curran Judy Daigh Willis Davidsmeier Fred Davis Bill Deuel Carol Dewing Carol Dexheimer Judy Dickerson JUNIORS 47 Lowell Dodd Judith Dodson Claibourne Dungy Elden Dunkirk Kay Ealy Barbara Eck Paul Elmer Dorothy Engleman Lucille Etter Richard Ewing Bill Fagan George Folkerts Lynn Farin Thelma Finn Donna Folland JUNIORS Richard Hart Judy Harvey Betty Hashman Howard Davenport Bill Haynes Phil Heacock Charles Helden Marlene Henry Warren Herter Mary Hesh Lynn Hill Mike Hindman Joy Holcomb Dwight Holmes Sara Holtzrnan Dorothy Fox Roger Francisco Roserita French Jerry Fricke Kenneth Fromrn Beverly Fryhoff Kendall Fugate John Furlan Charles Garcia Bill Gard Anne Gardner Peggy Gilson Gail Gockel Frank Gudas Tatiana Gulewitsch Virginia Gravrock Peter Grebler Buster Gross Larry Harman John Hart Judy Hott Dave Hunt Joyce Hunt Tom Huseby Nancy lrwun Carol Jaenrcke Conrad Jesberg Guy Jones James Johnston Jam Berberet Sylvia Kanserman Davnd Kapshandy Mary Lynn Kern Mudge Kessell Roberta Keftelkarnp Ronald Krnner Axel Klerboemer Mary Klophel Karen Kobes Carol Kolp G orge Kother Ronnre Krug Greg K ruszka Mary Frances LaBr:er Ed Landers Ronald Langley Douglas Lapp Carmlla Larsen Charles LeCrone Bob Lersfner Leah Levme Jannce Lllyholrn Lnnda Lrngle Judy Lock JUNIORS 49 e Dwain Kramzer JUNIORS Jackle Loveless Helen Lubun Carolyn Luebkemann Mollue Lunger Phyllis Mick Theresa Madon a Dave Maloney Kenneth Martnn Ed McClure Ben McCormack Joan Lee McGuire Barbara McWulIuarns Jon Meyer Frances Meyerstenn Ada Lynn Muller Ed Muller Don Mitchell Garrel Molen Roberta Monson Duck Moore Jo Ann Morlee Janet Musson Richard Nrbbe Ed Nnccollg Judy Nordberg Tom O Bruan Alan O Neill Tom Oseland Jack Panne Karen Parkes Ed Pearson Lonald Peek Larry Pemberton Jack Pennmgfon SO Ruth Ann Meadors Brucell Perkins Roger Peterson Suzanne Phillips Donna Pierce Gordon Post Catherine Powel Wayne Provines Susan Reisch Sharen Releford Charles Rickert Robert Rimsay Tom Riney Darla Rudolph Betty Rumble Jack Ryan Larry Rider Sharon Sabo John Saccenti John Saries Judy Sawyer JUNIORS 51 Garth Schaadt Janet Schaum Ted Schlitt Barbara Schnepp Dave Scott Ethel Sexton .lim Sexton Tom Shively Mary Ellen Simmons Bill Skadden Sue Skinner Sandra Slagle Arnold Smith Barbara Smith Beryl Smith JUNIORS Donna Smith Gloria Smith Judy Smith Frank Sparks Barbara Spalding Anna Spencer Carole Stein Phyllis Stein Ron Steinhour Richard Stults Joan Summer Denny Swanson Margery Swmyer Lynn Tallman Jo Ann Temple Mary Jo Tews Stewart Thomas Maxine Thornton Ene Malle Toonekurg Herbert Tragethon Dineen Trail Dick Troxell Metta Turner Nancy Van Hoosier Nicky Van Winkle Richard Vaught Martha Voorhees Roger Voorhees David Wahl Dick Walbaum John Walgren Dan Wallman Jo Ann Ward Steven Weinberg 52 I Q Virginia Starling Linda Kay Welsh Margaret Werner Jon White Carole Williams Jim Williams Marvin Williamson Pamela Willis Pen Wimbush Karen Winterrowd Judy Withey Barbara Witzeman Sharon Wolford Bill Woods Donald Wright Glenn Wyatt JUNIORS Sue Yaffe Stanley Papp Jerry Thomas 53 CHEER BOYS CHEER bOPHOMOREb PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER PHIL BANGERT PAUL SANGSTER DEANNA WILLIAMS BOB SAWYER Now with half our days at Springfield High over we are about to undertake the burdens of Juniors In the past year we Sophomores have been well represented In sports at athletic events In choirs band and orchestra In clubs and In fine Scholastic records Some of us look back on the past year with pride In our personal Scholastic standings and others not quite So proud resolve to do better as Juniors Those of us who are not satisfied with our grades must recall that often repeated saying You get out of a bank only what you put Into It So as this year closes, we look forward to our Junior year with great anticipation. PHIL BANGERT 54 James Adams Darlene Aden Edward Albert Joyce Alessandnnl Robert Allen Janet Allwood Sharlyn Amldeu Kay Anderson Don Anthony John Armitage Allen Armstrong Kenneth Arnold Phil Bangert Euleen Baker Bob Barber John Birber Jolene Barber Denene Barruck James Barrow Judy Barton Edward Baumann Pat Baumgardner Tom Beam Nancy Jo Belmar Sandra B lyea Wnlluam Bennett Nancy Bernstord Philip BCSfOw Jayne Blades Walter Blake Gerald Blank Joyce Blundell Wullnam Boardman Linda Brldqewater Mary Brock SOPHOMORES 5 Judnth Brower Bob Brown Judnth Brown Ronnne Broyles Mary Bruss Steve Buckley Linda Bullard Donna Burge Rebecca Burkett Phul Burnett Beverly Bush Sheila Bush Bob Cady Julene Campbell Robert Cantrall Nancy Carder Don Carroll Mary Jane Carter John Cavutt Dean Chance Shrrley Chandler J D Chezem Judy Clnne Marnlyn Cockrell BnIlCoff1nbargar Gerry Cohn Mary Anne Cornman Martha Cotton Q . , . 1 - C- r' J SUPHOMOREB Mlchael Flexsenhar Luella Freed Myrna Freeman Lulluan Mae French Ted Friedman Jack Fugate Rod Gabel Duck Garfat Barbara Gerster Wrlllarn Gibbons Joy Gnordano Ruta Ann Gooch Bruce Gordon Shirley Gordon Betty Gresham Jeanette Gross Mary Lou Guffey Sally Hambruck Judy Hanson Freuda Harbour Jane Harden Mrchael Harklns Tom Harmon David Harris Donna Harrus Shvrley Harris Dianne Harrison Datsy Harshaw Lee Cox Sue Crawford Judne Crrchfneld Donna Cronuster Jo Anne Culp Barbara Cunningham Bull Cycholl Barbara Davls Park Davus George Dawson Wayne DeLay Rodney DeLay Ellzabeth Dellert Jane Denkert Gary Dual Ronald DlCenso Pat Dnetsch Joyce Drxon Carl Doak Janet Draper Judy Druskell Make Dunham Jerry Dunn Hugh Eastham Munel Eastham Mary Eckhardt Jackre Edmonston Ken Edwards Donald Ellnngton Bernice Everhart John Ewmg Don Fllbrun Loretta Frllron Carol Flemung 56 W ' ' ' W C O K , I 0 Lesta Ellrott Russell Harvey Carol Haseley Barbara Hatcher Phyllis Hawkins Mary Lou Hayden Sharon Heger Waltz John Henderson Elizabeth Hendrix Beth Herring Karen Heyland Daphne Hillburg Josephine Hodges Phil Hombledal Judith Hoopes Betty Hornstein Nancy l-lufter Stuart Huseby Judy Irwin Parker Jacaway Judy Jackson Bill ls am Marilou Jenkins Bob Johnson Gene Johnson Kay E Johnson Kay S Johnson Ray Johnston Barbara Jean Jones Judy Jones Marilyn Jones Paula Jones Charles Jones Bonnie Kaylor Mary Ellen Kennedy Roberta Kenyon SOPHOMORES . . 'K -iv G Gary Kerber Jim Kidd Myrna Kidd G ne King Bull Klttell Stan Kolker Melvin Kopf Francia Kozelka Patricia Knecht Michael Kreider Harry Kriener Herman Kuntzman Margaret LaBarre Leon Lando Fred Langenbach Kirby Laughlun Penny Laws Ronald Leach Rosemary Leach Armond LeCrone Jane Lemm Bob Leslie William Lewis Gerald Lewis Peter Lnndberg B ver ey Lindquist James Lindquist Charles Lindsay SUPIIOMORI4 b Paula Owrngs Bobby Patterson George Perks Jane Perry Wuley Puckett Mary Jean Plsans Julue Porter Shurley Pressler Yvonne Putnam Tom Rachford Gene Rathkamp Dona Rea Fran Reuchert Sallie Read Joan Renken Deanna Reum Roy Rhodes Davud Roth Carol Ann Rovun Georgia Roy Bob Runnels Paul Sangster Bob Sawyer Don Savage Bob Schou Frank Schou Bob Schuster Bob M Schuster Lynne Lockre Glenn Luttrell Ken Magowan Bull Marshall Carol Sue Marshall Gretchen Mernert Gordon Meters Jean Merrram Barbara Muller Larry Muller Roger Moffat Tom Montgomery Louuse Moreau Jerry Moreth Larry Morgan Lnnda Moscove Edward Myers Drck McCarty John McCarty John McCree James McCurIey Judy McDowell Vnvuan McGarvey Marilyn McKee Duck McRay Martln Naumann Ann Nelch Judy Nelch Becky Nelson Ruth Nuemoellcr Nancy Nlrdllnger Lewus Morton Carla Ohlrne Jean Orme 58 Y 1 W , , ' V J . . John McLaughlun Clyde Scott Mildred Sellers Don Selinger Jim Sgro Barbara Sharp Bill Shaw Norma Shaw Bette Shoraga Sue Sidener Ronnie Siebert Sandra Silvernail Barbara Simpson Leah Skadden Margaret Slceeters Jim Slack Marjorie Slagle Dick Smith Sheila Smith Shirley Smith Barbara Snodgrass Eileen Spiegel Ruth Ann Spilly Connie Springer David Stark Bob Stark Larry Stegall John Stieren Fred Stericker Bob Stine Diana Stratton Jane Striebeck Linda Sucherman Randy Swanson Mary Jean Taylor Florence Tengler Perry Thomas Beverly Timm Bill Titchenal Mary Jane Tolan Polly Townsdin Marta Tragethon Jack Trigg Kay Truter Jolyn Underwood Mary Anna Usus Janet Van Ausdall Carol Van Horn Gary Van Horn Charles Van Valkenburg Carol Vinson Beardsley Eileen Wagner Mary Louise Wagner Marilyn Walkup Pat Wallace Kris Wanberg Jim Waters Ronald Waters Janet Wenskopf Jack Westover Robert Weymouth Marcia Wheaton Carolyn Wheeler Carol Widmayer ..SOPHUMORES . Sharon Wilborn Robert Vlfilde N Paul Wiley K Barbara Williams Deanna Williams ,h I Q . Gary Williams Q 45 - Y. Clifford Withers Lp Q 4 , -. Dwight Vlood Pat Woodcock Fernola Yates Shirley Yates Sam Yocom Jackie Wollan l N... Bob Young Slwirlev Zummo DO YOU NEED A LITTLE HELP? Ns... 60 'W ,K O , if I S f Q ? , L . ii Q , 2' it ' rf .wx 4 L Kvgiiil. I f 4 . we , o 1 1 rl . v by 2 . ,VM K V, Q - A fx X '- is . Q 'i FRESHMEN PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER The Freshmen Class began nts school year with the usual enthusuastuc cxcltement of any new venture This enthusrasm was quickly dampened by the Inevitable bewulderment of thus new school life no longer were we the proud erghth graders of the previous year Now we found ourselves the targets of hoots and yeers and were dubbed the lowly cootnes When we dsscovered the purchase of sky hooks left handed erasers and elevator passes were not necessary we began to come unto our own When our strange new courses of study became more famulnar when the mean ng of team spnrut began to unfold and when our uneasy bashful ness began to glve way to courage In so ual lnfe we felt ourselves at last be coming part of old SHS Now as we approach our sophomore year we feel our class wlll continue to carry the ever burnung torch of spsrlt progress and victory We trust the hugh scholastic athletxc and so nal standards of our class wall contlnue to grow and wall result In the class of 58 belng one of Sprung fneld s fnnest. GEORGE BUNN 61 GEORGE BUNN KAY KING DANA FURRY ANN TOBIN Don Ackerman Charles Adams Terry Adams Joyce Ankeny Bob Antonunl Don Arenz G orge Arnold Janet Bauley Debbue Baker Carolyn Baldwin Norman Baker Harold Barbee Lee Karen Barker Judy Barnes Roy Barnett Bob Barnasky Dons Bartels Joyce Basham Charles Baumann Janet Beardsley Bruce Beem Beverley Bell Roger Bender Harold Berg Norma Berry Bob Beverudge Beth Ann Bnendarra Brenda Bullmgs ey FRESHMLN 62 Esther Blackburn Beverly Blue Raymond Bluhm Jam Bolt Roy Borg Lynda Bradley Edward Brutz Ruth Ann Bratz Evelyn Brooks Torn Brosch Shirley Brow Sharon Brown John Brownback Bull Bru e Bonnie Bru e Bob Brunsman Tom Brydges Jo Ellen Buchanan Charles Buchhent Don Bull George Bunn Lynda Burge Bully Burrus Carol Byerl Sara Campbell Wayne Canfae Dennis Carroll Robert R Carter Maryl Cartmell Larry Caruer Pete Casper Donna Cass Candy Castles Robert Charles 1 . , , Thomas Bradley cr Y ' ld Charles Drumrnon Jim Duncan Ron Dunkel Sandra Dunkirk John Dunn Joe Ebers Barbara Jo Edminston Tom Egan Robert Eggleston Don Eickhoft Donald Elchlepp Sharon Enders Susan Ervin Donna Estill Eileen Etter Marilyn Evans Mark Evans Sandra Evans Virginia Evans Elaine Feir Philip Felber Don Fernandes Terry Finny Sylvia Fitch Bob Fitzsimmons Pat Flarnm George Fleischli Janet Frederick Jean Fredericks Edward Freeman Joan Freitag Nancy Frornrn Joyce Fryer Tom Fuller Kim Funk Diane Childress Don Ch lds Carol Christen Donald Ciesler Judith Coates Adynia Cohn Albertd Cole Carol Cribh Elaine Cumminos Don Daniels Champ Davis Jeannette Dav Nancy Davis Bill DeCroix Bob DeFrates Raymcnl DeFr1te Harry Deilke Charles Delano Mary DeLong Qandra De St Jean Sandra Dickin on Rutha Dietenback Stephen Dilts David Dodge Vera Dowll r Bill Downing Tom Downs . . F R E S H M E N . . Q , I .I r l ' h A st I . c Xu g K 3, Carole Crouch s. ' J is 7' L LA . ul ' I A 'X rx - i N . . if ' ei i s X A d Loulse Funk Dana Furry S ndra Galasse Sharon Galasse Beverly Genlnng James Genack Sally Grbbons Lots Glbson Duane Glsel Rschard Goan Myra Golden Lmda Goodwin Ruchard Graebel Mary Gratton Eleanor Green Shlrley Green Barbara Gregg Joann Grove Genanne Gunffre Duane Gurgens Juduth Guy Ruchard Gu Warren Haake Bob Halls Bob Hamende Janet Hansen Ronald E Hardy Sandra Harlng FRESHNILN 64 f-9 Charles Harmon Charles Harmony Marulyn Harrus John Harrison Byron Hathhorn John Hawley Donna Haycraft Leslie Henneke Bob Heltzrnan Dayld Herndon Bull Hester Bettie Hull Joe Hull Krustln Hockenyos D ck Hoke Jam Hollis Rlchard Hollis Marllyn Holt Mary Houghton Bull Howarth Dorothy Huddleston Marllyn Hudson Howard E Huffrnaster Robert Hunt Duck Hutch: on Harry Hyndman Bull Ice Bull lrwln Judith lrwln Larry Jabush Arlene Jacobs Sue Jacobs Dale Jeffers Judy Jenkins Bob Johnson L Jerry John on B1rb1raJcnLs Gordon Jones Don Kaiserrnan Donna Kaiserrnan Jumes Kane Janice Kantner Robinette Kaylor Larry Keater Josephine Keltner Alan Kennedy David Kessinger Connie King Kay King David Kinner Betty Klekarnp Sandra Knecht Dave Kobes Pete Kobes Bob Kohlbecker Alan Kolker Fred Konrad John Krachik Axtell Kramer Elizabeth Krueger Wilbur Krueger Stephen Kwedar Jane LaBaw Bill LaForce Ruth Lance Robert Langley Don Laszlo Betty Ledterd Suzanne Lee Delores Legg Lee Leonard Carolyn Lewis John Linxwiler William Litchfield Leon Lochbaum Gay Logan Laurel Loibl Sandra Lott Charles Lutes Darlene Lynn Sandra MacDonald Joe Magro John Maloney Joe Manuele Marilyn Markwell Carolyn Marsh Betty Martin Harold Martin Tom Martin Delores Mason Jack Matlack Beverly Maulding Nancy McBrian Harold McCarty Judy McCarty Martin McCown Bill McCoy Judy Arlene MCCO Judy May McCoy Mlke McDanlels Judy McGaw Jlm McGeath Darlene Mclntosh Barbara Mclnturff Margaret McKenzne Nancy MCKlbbnn Clyde McK1nney Jo Meuers John Mndden Bull Muller Patrlcla Muller Jerry Mullhon Marcla Mnttelberg Suzanne Moats Alan Monnuer George Montgomery Janet Moody Brenda Moore Ball Morrison Jerry Morrlson Darrell Morrow June Rae Moslander Judy Mowers Bull Mudd Sandra Murphy Janet Myers FRESHNIEN 66 Leadonne Myers Arnold Meyersteun Elizabeth Mylrore Harvey Naplm Mlke Natron Don Nelson Llnda Nelson Make Newby Bob Newell Ruchard Newell Wllllarn Newman Lnnda Nnccolls Marnlyn Odorfer Dale Oehler Gary Olrne Susan Olson Pat O Neal Bob Owens Leon Padget Bob Pappas Thomas Parks Terry Patheal Stanley Patrack Jnm Patton Jerry Pawlock Carolyn Peacher Mary Pearson Elizabeth Peterson Donna Puckett Make Podshaclley Phllnp Poulsen Lynn Prater Douglas Proctor Bull Profrock Larry R1r'ney y T a o .L . 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Q, y rf 1 Q Rnchard Sexton Gary Shafer Sylvia Sharp Rosalle Sherertz Robert Shewmaker Julue Shldlanskn Jerry Short Robert Slmmntt Judy Smk Charles Skeels Harold Skelton Becky Slagle Beverly Smuth Carolyn Smnth Dlana Smuth Everett Smuth Harriett Ann Smith Phlllp Smith Tony Smuth Ronald Snyder Le Roy Solomon Rnchard Sorensen Russell Spann Jnm Soaldlng Wanda Spencer Phnllp Spengler Kay Spers Larry Sporrer Delores Squares Sylvua Staley Norma Standerfer Margaret Stanford John Stapleton Bob Stark Eddie Stern Ethel Rath Judy Ratner Bull Redmon Jacqueline Reents Jerolyne Reents Mary Anne Reilly John Riney Phyllis Rnsung Donna Roberts Llnda Roberts Luella Jean Robertson Jummy Rollman Marcua Ruzes Kathenne Ryan George Sabo Denny Saner Barry Satlow Marguerite Sauer Taavo Savrste Jan Schermerhorn Jey Schlen Bob Schmndt Keuth Schnepp Carol Schroeder Betty Schuster Beverley Scott Joan Senalnk l.enn Seppr hi n 415 Patty Kay Stein Mlchael Stephenson Allan Stephens Percy Stephens Annette Steskal Carolyn Stinson Charles Stone Kent Strenght Lewns Strlebeck John Stuckey Elalne Stults Robert Sutton Jean Taylor Jam Taylor Judy Taylor Sarah Temple Janet Mae Terrell Martha Thacker Mary Thacker Stanley Thomas Prlscllla Thompson Sharon Tretz .ludxe Tlnam Elnzabeth Tlnsley Ann Tobln Carole Torrey Juduth Vanl-lorn Ball VanWunkle FRESIIMEN. 'QD '5- .A at if Leslue Wright Robert Wrlght John Yarbrough Mary Kay Zook Carol Zoutte -'S 'W John Vass Henry Vermnlllon Judy Vlcars Floyd Walgren Judy Walsh Chuck Ward Norma Warren G ry Weber Fd Welskopf Catherlne Weller Robert Vyhlte Bob Wncks Scott Wnke Darlene Wllll Ton: Wllluams Bob Wnll s Gary Wllson Ronnie Wllson Betty Vlood Patty Wood Shurley Woodrum athle UCS N53 1 in Kgs ELLIS WALBAUM COACHES Lmosns ,gag -1 E SOWINSKI TURNER DUEY .CO-CRPTMNS KENNEYQ MALKUS 3' ZR l 'Kap-W DEASON BLRCKBURN ANDREWS MURPHY 35 'K' -vs- ign i.. Wm 'Os 1 1 up SL ACK SARIES 1 l 1 Q SCHU STER RHODES PHILLIPS SKEELS 1 1 BEELER lax- bENATORblLA1M In spute of the many unuurues the Sprung fueld Senators ended the l954 season wuth a fuve won and four loss record thus was our furst wunnung season un three years To hugh lught the season the Senators were co champs of the cuty Gettung off to a rocky start un East St Louus wuth a funal score of 7 27 the Senators came back to edge out the Feutshans Flyers l4 I2 Gordon Post untercepted a Feutshans pass and galloped 25 yards for the furst score of the game After plenty of actuon by both teams Darrell Iversen managed to push over unto the end zone to secure the vuctory After the next contest the Solons led un the race for the cuty tutle by overcomung the Cathedral Cyclones 27 O The game was only a munute old when halfback Iversen traveled 3l yards to score ln the thurd quarter Brad ford scored on a spectacular 48 yard quarter back sneak A pass from Walbaum to Mc Queen added another tally un the funal quarter Our last ruval for the cuty tutle Lanphuer managed to top the Senators by the shallow margun of I2 7 thus forcung us to share the cuty tutle wuth Feutshans and Lanphuer Full back Holcomb went on the march to score un the furst quarter SHS hopes were hugh when Davus managed to get off for 35 yards unto the end zone only to have the play nullufued by the offucuals The Solons lost a homecomung heartbreaker Zl O to Decatur The rauny nught as well as excessuve unuurues contrubuted to our loss Our funal loss followed when Peorua Central Bug w N 1 A . , A , ' - x S . - u n u v . . . . . v , - - 1 - , v x . . u . - v u WINNING SEASON Twelve Champs, pleased their homecoming Crowd with a 300 victory. The Springfield Senators now returned to the victory column as they rolled over Bloom- ington's Red Raiders Zl -O, This was our first Big Twelve win. Fullback Larry Holcomb took a hand off and streaked 53 yards into the end zone. ln the second quarter, Post passed to Kenney, who got to the 25 and lateraled to Malkus who succeeded in getting the T. D. Bradford added 6 more points by scooting around the right end to run 55 yards. The Senators clamped down on Lincoln'S offense and pulled out another ZO-O Big Twelve victory. Bill McQueen received a ZO yard pass from Bob Bradford to score our first tally. The last two were scored by Bradford with Post adding two extra points. Springfield High closed its season with a Zl -7 victory over Streator. The first score come early in the game when a blocked Streator punt was taken by Addison for an easy score. The second T. D. was scored by McQueen and the third by Post, who added all three conver- sions. Senator coaches Jack Turner and Willard Duey found that they had what it took to prof duce a winning team. The strong offense and determined defense featured Bob Malkus and Richard Koeller, tackles. Bill McQueen pcr- formed well at the center slot. Guards John Reece, Don Musick, and Dick l-lelrnerichs played quite consistently. Most of the stale warts of this l95-4 team are graduating seniors. To them goes praise for a job well done. 'tg-i'!v'5 ' ' ' J 'H-5'i3Elr f 1 ,fs 'H , - l,4 M ,qi - I A '. Q i - N r , Xu- : - r Q s , fr 'Q . - en , A ' N Q' 4 l . is su K 1: ' ' ' ' 3 f ' , W. J, - 51, A Q , 1 M- A 'f 2' W 4- or .L , ' , -- --vs ,W r in G ' . 4 t .4 Y ,473 A ,ik I-. , .1 - 1 54 1 ff ff' r' ' 1, ..L - 2 L- f fran '2 I-as ,,- T Rf E 1 - A fr -f ff f 0 J - Bw I N 2 ' g J 5 3 L5 ' 5 1 ' ' N, 1, R r . , I4 5, mg k I LL R 2 ka ' 5 k t f , A L A TOP ROXN Murray Smnh, Vwaym- Provnncs, Larry Murphy, Armand L0Cronc4 Jcrry Mcrrrarn, Gordon Post. Bri! McOuQcn, Drck Hdmcrrchs, Gvorqc Kcnnuy, Bob Malkus, Paul Sanqstvr. Martrn Bcrnmg. Kcfnf Addrson, Duck VValliaur'n Www, Puckett THIRD ROVV' fJrrn Smck Crarq Days, Darrvll lycrson, John Rocco, Richard Koellcr, Tom Carcy. Larry Wr:IJan. Tom Huqhns, Garus Bush, Bob Bradford, Pat Dvrtsch, Stan Rhodes, Bob Bakcr. Bull Skaddcn SECOND ROW Gordon Mururs. Manager. Jrrn Sqro. Bok: Shusrer. Bull Hayncs Jack Andrcws, Ed Landers. Duck Bader, Don Skce 5, Larry Holcomb, Don Muirck, Ken Blackburn. Don Deason, Dave Scott. Perm Thomai, John McCrcu. John Sfrcren, Ken Edwards, Manaqcr FRONT ROW -Wrlmrd Dum, Coach Torn Hdseby, Manager. John Barber, Georce Perry, Clarboornc DLNQN. Mrke Phrrlrps. Parrsh Tanner, Ken Martrn, Roger Francrsco, Enos Tolan Jrrn Adams, Larry EH 5 John Sarrcs, B J Dcrrcl, Chung Sfcohcngl Managcr Jack Turner. Coach THE VARSITY SQUAD , rr L rc, my, A B my J RL up ,L , .Wg 2,5 1 1 r TOP ROW Dave Herndon Jnm Taylor Duck Goan Tony Smlth Joe Patrick Bob Hunt Bob Halls Ronald Snyder Klm Funk Floyd Walgren Dennls Saner Nick Graebel SECOND ROW Bull Muller Tom Martm Charles Bauman Bob Wlllls George Bunn Tom Fuller John Rnney Richard Sexton Jerry Pavlock Bull lrwun Lee Leonard Champ Davls Don Elckhoff FRONT ROW Mr Sowmskl Coach Joe Hull Ed Freeman Mlke Nation Ronnie Wilson Bob Brunsrnan Charles Skeels John Hawley Bob Eggleston Joe Manuel Chuck Delano Jum Rollman John Vass THE FRESHMEN SQUAD l954 SCHEDULE SHS Score Opponents Feutshans Cathedral Lanphler Feltshans Lanphuer Cathedral 75 Score I2 ' O 7 I2 6 ' 7 6 ' O O ' l3 l3 l9 TOP ROW Da e Kobes BII Redmon Phl Bangert Ed Pearson Frank Sparks Vc Seop Sugurds Br kalns Ne el FRONT ROW Jm Redmon Ed McClu e Dave Wahl Charlcs LcCror'c lm Hall All-un To go B Il Coft 1rq1r Ee o Ruutt la Coach NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE Cl 1 lcs Buchhct T LtR0bbtUlN1HX1I1,A1 Led by theur hugh pount men l-lull and Redmon co captauns and Wahl McClure and Cottunbwrgar the cross country team won theur turst dual meet un tune style Next came a truangular meet un whuch the Solons came uw second to Peorua Woodruff A loss to Peorua C ntral was followed by a wun over Edunburg Thus was really the turst bug year for the cross country team and they hope In each su eedung year to buuld up theur schedule The Bug I2 meet at Lun oln was followed by the Sectuonal un whuch the Senators captured the thurd spot The tollowung week Hull and Red mon competed un the State tunals un Champaugn Sprungtuelds endur ance men really added to theur laurels by wunnung the Cuty Meet un whuch the three Dubluc hugh schools partucupated REDMON SPRINTS TO THE FINISH The cross country team practuced consustently throughout the tall under the durectuon of the coach Eero Ruuttula These boys hope that more emphasus wull be placed on cross country and that sometume ut wull rank among the mauor sports 76 f v , u . u , . . u u. uv . Bob wl, --u , r, f , ' u, u , . u . u un' be E, r u, if nr- 'u 1 1 1 N v tugrw If V1 'W H u A , A J- - 1 1 - 1 1 I c , . ff ' A l I A I , ' ' f' t. . . . . K-4 f' ,. V Q 1 K' LONDRA HAYES JUDY HARVEY SUSIE REISCH BETSY BENJAMIN JUDY HIVELY DANNE DRACH HARRIET EGHERNAN MARY 'YNN McCREE JANET BEARDSLEY RUTH LANCE lIIhI3hLEAD1Nf' Ahead or behind Springfield s untnring cheerleaders continue to pro presence at football and basnetball games not only builds team morale but also unites the fans behind the Solons With the help ot Miss Z they plan the popular pep assemblies SHS is proud of its cheerleaders who were widely acclaimed at the cheerleading clinic on the Normal Uniyer ity campus in the fall CI-IEERING BONFIRE TRADITION 77 1 W 'W j ' I X T A . - 7 duce the spirit which can spark the Senators to the victory column. Their . . I . . , . S. i f 4-in 3.1 -.ff Y . MALKus KENNEY POST DAvns SETTLES BASKETBALL 2 r i r s 2 Q Q S R S . at 1513 g gil ifi IL? BRADFORD WALBAUM SPARKS PEMBERTON LEISTNER Anm-som z w 1 A COACH SCHEFFLER ,,:v'551 Cl'-vs LECRON E r, V 'N-wh. ,p4. ?. - -ii., ,,, M '-' SUI UBS NNNP X The l954 l955 basketball season began in high gear with an easy victory over the Warriors of Athens after which the Solon hardwood charges suffered a loss to rugged Peoria Central a heart breaking setback by Taylorville in two overtimes and a rout at the hands of mighty Centralia rated as a pre season favorite in state competition After another loss to one of the Big Twelve powers Pekin the Solons boun ed back to give a 55 Sweet Sixteen competitor Lincoln a 50 49 setback The Sena tors then surprised and upset favored Bloomington in one of the hardest fought games of the cam paign With a loss to our arch rival Decatur followed by two victories one over Peoria Manual and one over Clinton the Solons advanced into city tourna ment play with eyes on the laurels After losing a heart breaker to Lanphier in the initial encounter 72 69 Coach Scheffler s Senators bounced back to an impressive 7l 56 win over the Cyclones of Ca thedral only to fall to Feitshans the giant killers of highly favored Springfield The Blue Devils of Quincy proved too much for the Solons the following week as they sustained a 63-55 setoack. Back in domestic territory the next night the Senators pleased a near capacity crowd by deieating Argo 72-52. Continuing the winning streak, the Senators down d Bloomington for the second time. However, without the services of their rugged center Bob Malkus, the Solons lost their second game to highly touted Decatur. After the 82-72 setback, the hardwood combatants creditably disposed of Streator, East Peoria, and Winchester, George Kenney contributed 37 points in the East 80 SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN Peoria contest to surpass the school scoring record prevnously held by Duck Schofneld The regular sea son ended wuth a defeat by Llncoln a squeaker vuc tory over Glenbard and another loss to the Senator ynnxers Peorna Central A favored Spnngfleld ten entered the Havana reguonals determined to advance to the flnals Breez :ng by an over matched Forman fave 78 37 the Senators next dnsposed of the gladnators from Athens In easy fashnon 60 41 Having suffered only two defeats during thenr regular season play the Havana Ducks entered the final game with Sprlngfleld confidently yet cautiously Thenr confldence was yustlfued however as they edged out Sprungfnelds bud for a sectional berth 63 57 The successful 1955 season brlngs to an end Herb Scheffler s years as basketball coach at SHS He dld more than coach basketball he was a post tnve Influence In building men and In settlng the pace for developing character lt seems approprlate to mentlon some hlghllghts of Mr Scheffler s per sonal athletlc career which Included athletucs at Oklahoma Unnverslty professional basketball with the Detroit Gems and also professuonal baseball A product of SHS Coach Scheffler went to the state basketball tournament ln 1935 as a player and was named all state center In 1954 another Senator team battled through the Reglonal and Sectlonal tournaments to land a berth ln the Sweet Slxteen Coach Scheffler has coached several boys who ln turn will become coaches These former athletes have often sand they wnshed that they mnght gnve to thenr players half as much as Herb gave to them 81 MANAGERS EASTHAM BOONE ' - . - - 1 , ' . . . . , ' . . . S C - . , . . . . . my 1 . . . . 545 X, - Ea ' E' ,, . wi, .2 . b ' ' ' . g 1, .C 5- . VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SHS 69 SHS 39 SHS 54 SHS 55 SHS 52 SHS 50 SHS 57 SHS 45 SHS 62 SHS 68 SHS 69 SHS 7l SHS 44 SHS 55 SHS 72 SHS 70 SHS 65 SHS 72 SHS 57 SHS 70 SHS 38 SHS 71 SHS 38 SHS 78 SHS 60 H ATHENS .................. PEORIA CENTRAL TAYLORVILLE .. CENTRALIA .... PEKIN ....,... LINCOLN ...... BLOOMINGTON . DECATUR ...... PEORIA MANUEL CLINTON ...... LANPHIER ....,...,....... CATHEDRAL .........,.... FEITSHANS .... QuuNCY ...,..,...I..I.... Auzeo .............,...... WINCHESTER .............. BLOOMINGTON ............ DECATUR ...........,..... STREATOR ....... ........ EAST PEoRuA ...........,.. LINCOLN ................. GLEN BARD .............., PEORIA CENTRAL FORMAN ................. ATHENS ..............,... HAVANA 42 64 55 79 70 49 56 60 57 63 72 56 45 63 52 5l 62 82 43 62 43 67 48 37 4I I I City I Tournament I I Regional Tournament JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW Pat Deutsch Duck Smuth Charles Helden Paul Sangsfer Armand LeCrone Carl Doak Jack Westover SECOND ROW Bob Schusfer Jum Taylor Tom Oseland Make Phullups Ed Landers Marvun Wulluamson Ray Page Coach FRONT ROW-Gordon Meuers Manager Jum Slack Steve Buckley Perry Thomas Buster Gross John McCree Duck McCarty Manager L. 'XC TCP ROXA Duck Hoke Richard Hollls Bob Halls Vlc Seppu Joe Patrlck Bob Schmudt Bob Hunt Jrm Taylor SECOND ROW Tom Brosch Manager Dave Dodge Dlck Sexton Bull lrwln Bull Downing Bob Pappas Floyd Walgren Mar-ager Albert Plain Coach FRONT ROW Kenneth Speer Ronnle Wnlson Doug Proctor Jack Matlack John Hawley Phll Spangler Charles Lutes Bob Wlllls Jim Rollman FRESHMEN BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCH EDU LE SHS H H SHS H H HS H H H HS H SH H H SH H SH SH HS H Athens Peorra Central Taylorvllle Centralla Pelfln Llncoln Bloomungton Decatur Peora Manuel Qurncy Cathedral Bloomnngton Decatur East Peorla Llncoln Peorla Central FRESHMEN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE lA TEAMJ HS HS SHS H SHS HS SHS SHS SHS H H SHS SHS H SHS SHS H FRESHMEN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE lB Feltshans Lanphler Cathedral Taylorvllle Fentshans HS H H H Rnverton Fentshans Lanphuer Jacksonvllle Decatur Auburn Kuncald Cathedral Taylorvu l le Feltshans Lanphler Jacksonvllle Decatur Rnverton Cathedral Taylorvulle Klncaud TEAMl Lanphler Jacksonvllle Cathedral TaylOrvnl'e 49 30 S 4l ' S S 54 ' 66 S 34 ' S S 4l ' 45 46 ' 37 ' 46 S S 58 ' S S 46 ' 52 37 S S 36 ' 47 S 44 S 59 ' 67 66 ' ' S S 44 45 58 S S 46 1 52 87 ' SHS 74 Clinton 43 SHS 65 Auburn S S 50 ' 6l S S 66 ' S 83 56 S S 57 ' S S 75 ' 68 56 ' S 58 74 39 S S 49 ' 62 S S 74 ' S S 63 ' 58 66 S 7l ' 5l 49 ' S S 58 ' ' S S 30 ' l3 S 54 ' S 26 ' 22 S S 52 ' - S 32 28 S S 60 S 30 28 S S 5l ' . 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M were 9 J' fa W O 6 Q3 ED ' We 5' vfilge-a '19 if mls l mv 'B K 1 V-4 -A r 4 E441 '- gpm TOP ROW-Charles ONerIl Lee Leonard Manager Chug Stephens Manager Tom Hu eby Manager Hal Perkins .lack Paine Jerry Pavlock John Hawley FOURTH ROW Ball lrwln Bull Downrng Charles Baumann John Rrney Vlc Seppl Gary Kerbe Phul Bangert Mrke Phlllrps Darrell Iverson Tom Marvel Allen Torgo Harold Patterson Srgurds Brnvkalns Axel Klelboemer THIRD ROW Larry Keafer Jnm Taylor Ed Freeman Taavo Savuste Bob Eggleston Gary Wllllams John McLaughlin Bull Ice Don Karserman Parish Tanner Roger Francrsco Bull Deuel Marvun Wlllnamson Ed Pearson Jack Trigg Jlrn Hollus SECOND ROW Pete Kobes Ball Redmon Charles Buchheut Dave Kobes Jack Alexander Duck McRay Art Tinsley Bob Schuster Bob Leslie Fred Langenbach Don Ellmgton Leon Padget Armand LeCrone Charles LeCrone Clarbourne Dungy Dave Wahl Dlck Walbaum Ed McClure Tony Smnth Floyd Walgren Rrchard Graebel FRONT ROW Jam Hull Crarg Davis Don Skeels Ed Landers Larry Harmon Don Wrrght Larry Morgan Jam Redmon Dave Roth Kent Addrson Bob Halls Phrl Spengler Bob Newell John Barber Don Savage Bob Hunt Joe Manuele Joe Hull TRACK S UAD l95'5 produced one of the most outstandmg Senator track teams to appear ln several years The Solons owe their record breaking season In part to the tireless efforts of Coach Jack Turner and Assrstant Coach Robert Rutledge Frrst on the '55 schedule was the Class Meet rn which the Junlors surprnsed the Senlors lO4 98 The Frosh Soph team flnlshed a distant thlrd The varslty thmclads, led by triple wrnner Duck Walbaum, mauled Taylorvrlle 79 38 In their next competltlve meet, whale our equally successful Freshmen overwhelmed the Tornado Frosh, 31 lO Competrng agarnst a tough fleld llncludrng some strong Indrana teamsl rn the Aprll 9 Paras Relays, our red hot mule relay team, Jrm Hull, 84 9 ' . 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J1 WT K 5 ,ft Q A ,VN A lx N-'J 2 7 'X .. x . 4 ,. , If .ll . 1 s l X x'.X 'EN ' 'r- lk 1 ' ' ' 4 ' ' s , 2 Alf: fn, CHARLES LeCRONE CLAIBOURNE DUNGY JIM HILL HAL PERKINS CRAIG DAVIS bllb REL ORD BREAKING NIILE REL AX TE ANI Hal Perkzns Craig Davls and Charles LeCrone broke the old record As a team we placed fourth ln the Decatur Open the Solon cundermen tallned 39 pounts to cop thlrd place flnushung substantually ahead of our arch ruvals the Decatur Reds and the Lanphler Lions the Senators carried off Class A honors at the Pana Open Clay Dungy tued the meet lOO yard dash record with a lO 4 effort After rnnssang furst place nn the Normal Relays by a scant l lz ponnts the squad bounced back to wan the Cnty Meet an a vurtual walk away alded by Jam Redmons record smashnng rnule run and Kent Addusons record breaking throw In the dlscus event A few days later the Solons annexed the Llncoln Relays to theur strung of vactornes completnng a hnghly successful season As wsnner of the Dustruct meet the Senators were well represented at the State finals nn Champaugn 85 N ' N '1 n ' ' X 7' X V, Sparked by Craig Davis' record 52.8 seconds in the 440 yard dash, STANDINC Herb Scheffler Coach Dave Eastham Manager Jam Sack Rortne Langley Steve Euckley Perry Thomas Jlm Settles Larry Ellus Jlm Jacobs Jlm Sexton Ray Page Coach SEATED Duck Helmeruchs Gordon Post George Kenney Bob Bradford Rlck Jacobs Murray Smuth Rlch Koeller Larry Wollan Tom Freeman KNEELING-Herb Tragethon Jerry Tletz John McCree Lowell Dodd Bob Schuster Buster Gross Don Sellnger VARSITY BASEB ALL BASEBALL SCHEDULE H Opponents Score Date Score A ral Aprul April Aprnl Aprll Aprll April Aprul May May May May May May May May May 9 Danvnlle Quincy lnnnngsl Cathedral Wmchester Wulllamsvllle Feltshans Lanphuer St James Rlverton Lincoln Cathedral Wllllamsvllle Peoraa Manual Lincoln DISTRICT 5 Wnlllamsvllle Cathedral 4 Lanphuer Home games TH E BASEBALL REVIEW The l955 baseball team was one of the funest ln recent years Compllung a I5 5 record and wmnlng clty and dlstruct champuonshups Leadrng the Solon regulars an huttlng were George Kenney Duck Helmerlchs Jerry Tuetz and Bob Schuster all well over the 300 mark The performan e of the Senator pntchlng staff was out standung the hlghllght bemg a no hltter against Cathedral Lettermen I-lelmeruchs Settles Herb Tragethon Don Sellnger and Rlch Koeller had a composlte average of less than two earn d runs per game Larry Wollan dvd most of the catching for the Red and Black Kenney Helmeruchs and Larry Ellus duvlded flrst base duties Buster Gross and Jam Jacobs alternated at second base whsle Tletz played shortstop and Lowell Dodd was the regular at thlrd base Murray Smuth and John McCree also saw actuon on the :nfueld Bob Bradford Bob Schuster Jnm Slack Jam Freeman each contributed to our fast and Gordon Post Sexton and Tom powerful outfield Scheffler and hus assnstant Ray Page should Coach Herb be commended for burldlng thus fune team wlth :ts splrut hustle and sportsmanship 86 DI 2 S S V .. - . . . . . D. I . O - 4 5 ' ' ' ' . ' I6 3 ' 2 l ' , ' , , no ' , l 5 3 , u ' I8 I3 . 2 . ' . A v ' ' Zl 9 ' O ' ' A 26 4 V 4 - 3 pitched by the combined efforts of I-lelmerichs and Jim Settles. A 27 5 ' 6 I - 9 - ' A 28 2 ' 1 2 ' 29 I3 . 3 - 2 6 ' 2 ' - 5 25 o - ' ' -' 6 9 ' I ' s ' ' - 7 O ' I ' ' ' IO 8 ' 2 ' ' ' I7 ' ' ' O . U I8 32 I ' . I9 ' I .. ,, . . x x-XX vc-ty L 5 STANDING-Stuart Robanson Coach Don Mntchell Dare Brown Jon Meyer Frltz Herne KNEELING John Harruson Make Krender Bob Carnduff THE 1955 TENNIS TEAM Coached by Stuart Robanson tennns has come unto promunence as one of the sprung sports at Sprmgfleld Hugh School whuch offers competntnon wlth other schools One of the two matches hughlughtung the season was against Jacksonvllle Jon Meyer and Frltz Herne netted a furst dlvlslon doubles champlonshup whsle Dare Brown and Bob Carndutf captured the second slot ln the second duvlsron singles second and thlrd places were taken by Mike Krender and Don Mrtchell respectnvely The second success occurred competutron wnth our hometown rivals Lanphuer Although the SHS netmen dad not present the best wlnnung record the team was sparked by outstandmg sportsmanshup and co operatnon 87 STANDING-Bob Gwun Jack Alexander Arnold Meyersteun Tom Rachford Dave Dodge Roy Borg Edward Albert Tom Fuller Jerry Merriam Martin Bernlng Don Arenz Kenth Schnepp Make Podshadley Harold Skelton Larry Doggett Mark Peterman Coach KNEELING-Stu Brown J R Boone Don Deason Chuck Delano Bob Leustner Pat Coady Ted Schlltt Frank Sparks Jerry Thomas Dan Wallrnan THE 1955 GOLF TEAM As the golf season approached Mark Peterman found that the de termlnatuon and enthuslasm of has team was up to par Although the Solons were downed by Qurncy Frank Sparks hooked a flrst place un stuff compe tntnon wuth l5O other golfers ln the next encounter the Senators powered over Cathedral l5'5 Three unsuccessful matches wuth Decatur Peorua Central and Macomb respectlvely were followed by a bug victory over Lanphler A loss to Cathedral was balanced when the Solons annexed two succeedung wlns one over Lincoln and one over Feutshans Because thus year s golf team conslsts mostly of underclassmen Frank Sparks Jerry Thomas Pat Coady Bob Lelstner Chuck Delano and the only sensor Dave Boone next years team can start rlght out wrthout havlng to rebuild thelr roster It IS apparent that their success wlll even surpass that of thus year The Bug Twelve meet and the Clty Tournament are the cllmaxrng events for the l955 golf team 88 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' a - ' ' 1 1 1 , . . 1 . 1 1 1 v 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 EEXKQH I. x IW r N 5 aCt1v1t1e'5 NIUR I XPITULINIC STNFF Throughout my last three years in high school, I have awaited with antici- pation the distribution of the Capitoline, never realizing the pressure placed upon the one responsible for its publication, Knowledge is gained through experience and I feel that I have had a truly valuable experience. The Capitoline staff under Mr Furry's direction has cofoperated with zeal and the results of our combined ef forts are left to be judged by you the students of Sl-IS With a sigh of relief and a feeling of accomplishment lhoping that in the last few weeks of s hool I can redeem myself in the eyes of my instructorsl I leave to you this book of memories SUE BUCHI-IEIT EDITOR IN CHIEF SUE BUCI-ll-IEIT ASSOCIATE EDITORS SANDRA GREENLEAF and I.OlS CRUVP Ya .xx au 4 1 TH f 90 at YUIHIQK SENIOR CAPITOLINE STAFF . . KENT ADDISON ROGER SHAFER SHARON MOFFET MIMI JOHNSON Art Edutor Asst Art Edltor Busnness Manager Asst Busnness Manager Thus year s Capntolune Staff was handncapped at fnrst by lack of a work room but through the adviser s efforts permussuon was obtained to use the room next to the Student Office As usual the staff strnved to meet picture and copy deadlines on tnme The Photo staff dld theur work promptly and effucnently and class pnctures went un on schedule Snaps presented more of LINDA SM!TH JOYCE HEIDEMANN JANET BLACK BETSY BENJAMIN JEAN A Snapshot Ed tor Freshmen Photo Editor Sophomore Photo Editor Ju..nlor Photo Editor Sensor Ph Q? 91 NN ORR oto Edutor 2-'Pr -vw- SENIOR CAPITOLINE STAFF 3 YT-7 JUDY MISKELL KAY HOMBLEDAL RONDA PINK CAROL MARBLE CAROL KRIENER Typist Publ city Editor Sports Edltor Senlor Editor Typist a problem slnce the school was wlthout the services of an experrenced student photographer However two underclassmen Jerry Cohn and Bill LaForce volunteered their services and turned In some fnne pictures before the year ended The druve for subscrlptnons was inaugurated wlth an assembly that entertanned the students and explained the subscruptuon drlve that was to follow Nnne hundred subscrlptuons were obtalned nn the fnve day campangn and all through October and November students subscrrbed untnl over a thousand books were sold Sharon Moffet Buslness Manager supervised the work of the Junuor Staff un keeping our records up to date MR FURRY Advlser Our Art Staff was an excellent one and con tributed some drawlngs that were almost pro fesslonal In their quality Roger Shafer as sustant art edltor transferred to an out of state school the second semester Kent Addison s work was highly pralsed by the engravers who were not accustomed to such frne work from students ln the frnal rush to get copy to the prnnter the edutor had several loyal assistants who gave generously of thelr trme and effort They an cluded Sandra Greenleaf Judy Muskell Lols Crump and the Sensor Editor Carol Marble 92 'W T I 14. 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TOP ROW Frances Meyerstern Greg Kruszka Clalbourne Dungy Barbara Schnepp Jon Meyer Carrie Blundell Pen Wlmbush Roberta Kettelkamp Joann Temple Mary Hesh Tom Shlvely Beverly Fryhoff THIRD ROW Roserlta French Judy Black Gaul Gockel Vlrgunna Gravrock Sandy Besso Helen Lubln Sue Yaffe Carole Stem Judy Dargh Donna Smuth Ethel Sexton Phyllus Mack SECOND ROW Camrlla Larsen Margaret Werner Juduth Dodson Mudge Kessell Judy Hott Susan Relsch Phyllus Stein Janrce Lllyholm Suzanne Phlllrps Leah Levnne Lynne Baker Carolyn Luebkemann FRONT ROW Beryl Smrth Donna Beattle Janet Chance Carole Wrlllams Deanna Bates Martha Voorhees Lmda Llngle Nancy lrwrn Karen Kobes Charlene Bllyeu Peggy Gllson Mr Furry Advnser NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE Tom Huseby Early In the year a complete Jr Capltollne meeting was devoted to dsscusslng and to enumeratrng the dutles of each of the members of the sensor staff From that pornt forward competltlon grew keen as each junlor staff member strlved to meet the stuff requrrements of twelve hours or enght hours and eight ads needed to qualify for a place on the Capltollne JUNIOR CAP,-I-O,-'NE Staff ballot OFFICERS The popular Student Drrectory contaunrng all sorts of p'eS'der Came Blundell valuable data was compiled by the Jr Caprtolrne Staff Ads V'Ce P'e5'de ' Jon MQW' were sold to fnnance the publication Secretary Tom Huseby Program Charrman However the Junlors could not rest on their laurels Phvllls Mark They sold acknowledgments and subscruptlons for the Cap: tolrne Ready and wrlllngly the junuor staff assisted In the multu phase of details which go unto a yearbook Thus trannvng from whrch much valuable experuence and knowledge was gamed can lead to only one thrng a superb staff for the l956 Capltollne 93 . . . v - 1 - , . . ' I . ........ . . ' u . . STUDENT COIINCIIL . . TOP ROW Martha Cotton Jackie Wo'I1n Sue Buchlnet Dave Wahl Gary Molen Judy Harvey BarLaa Schnepp Phil Bangcrt Betsy Noppert SECOND ROW Elame Coady Betsy B nyarmn P Elder S ot! Nuke Lmda Bcfchu Joella Bangcr Connle McCormack Carol Sue Mar hall Joanne DeHoIlandcr FRONT ROW Barbara Eck Linda Smllh Sharon TILT Joyce Anknnx Carol Royun Robert Slcphens I-Iarrlnt Eghuman Janet Beardsley SUE BUCI-II-IEIT AND MISS CARMODY DISCUSS COUNCIL PROJECTS Presudent Secrefar TSBSUFEI' Advuser 9 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sue Buclwheut Lmda Smutln I-Iarrlef Egherman Mass Carmody ' '-- ', e- .af ,c '. we ', ff. Vice President ....,.,.,,....... ....,, B efsy Benjamin ., y ,,,..,....,..... .... ,,..... , . ' T ...,.,......... .,...,.... ' 4 THE 1955 HOJIECOMING COURT. QUEEN BETSY BENJAMIN K NG JIM HILL BOB MALKUS GEORGE KENNEY JUDY MISKELL JOELLA BANGERT LINDA BRETSCHER JUDY HARVEY DICK WALBAUM GORDON POST The log of Student Councnl actnvntles for the I954 I9J'5 season us nn ship shape order after the conclusuon ot a successful year Wuth the able guidance of the new advuser Mass Carmody many projects were undertaken Cheerleadlng tryouts and the Frosh party went off wnthout a hutch closely followed by a bugger and better Homecomung ldespute the weather cond: tnonsl During the basketball season pencils were agaun sold and numerous buses were chartered to out ot town games Student Councul xnltlated several new thnngs Careers Day Fools Folly pre election campaigning and an amendment to Increase student councul membershsp And SHS delegations attended both the dnstrlct and state conventuons Even with their broad past experlence It wlll be hard for next year s council to measure up to thus year s smooth sanlung crew of councul members 95 . . . . 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September 24 Football Assembly March Careers Day ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ff tx-fi V W7 BACK ROW Bob Schuster Bob Lelstner John Reece Rnch Koeller FRONT ROW Advuser Mlss Parker Dlanne Harrnson Phyllns Mack Joyce l-lendemann Betsy Benyamun Suzanne Phnllups The assembly commnttee IS a relatively new organnzatuon at SHS which deserves recognntuon tor nts accomplishments It us an outgrowth ot student councxl Inasmuch as the vnce presndent ot student council ns automatically head of thus committee However members are not necessarily student council members but they are students selected from all classes Mnss Merle Parker ns the faculty adviser ot the assembly committee Because of the necessity of scheduling assemblies tar un advance Betsy Benlamnn called a meetrng of the assembly commnttee soon atter school had commenced IH the tall Contanuung to meet regularly throughout the year the group planned the tollownng pop ular assembly programs October November 8 November December February February February March Capltollne Assembly Glen Cunnungham Class Play Annual Chrvstmas Program Plano Assembly Telephone Company Delphrc Amateur Show Snngmg Seven Student Councul Offncer Candndates March Aprll Aprrl April May May May May Tex Chambers and Mr A Cappella Chonr Pruth McFarlrn Class Play Advanced Orchestra Student Councll Revrew Awards Assembly Recogmtnon Assembly Troubles I A .L a C 'L , as 4 A A ll ' I V -,,'Y- . p .QACTQR . lx , eff 6' T AW Tl T i . l .T ll, uu.paanu.a..s-'R 3 2 K V I W ,G i , n.u ' 2 K T. 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V I is I - new V f Zl - ' 1 - ' ' 29 - '- , F- . . 6 1 . l 8 4 ' ZO - ' Z3 f A ' 27 - l -- ' 4 - l 5 -- l O 1 ' ' 24 - ' 23 -- l6 4 ' ' 31 - ' ' 96 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . cr TOP ROW Bryant Cramer Ruchard Koeller Bob Bradford FIFTH ROW Larry Darlung Bruce Trumbo John Reece Craug Davrs Jum Hull FOURTH ROW Sam Vass Connue McCormack Sandra Greenleaf Sue Buchheut Dale Gates Davud Eastham THIRD ROW Marufrances Sgro Elaune Coady Barbara lsakoff Cynthua Lapp Sue Holman Carlene Nucholson Robert Stephens SECOND ROW Nancy Blandun Joanne DeHolIander Ronda Funk Karen Lemme Judy Washbond Carol Marble James Vuneyard FRONT ROW Janet Black Lunda Smuth Kathu Buerkett Beverly Frederuck Kay Hombledal Mary Lynn McCree Januce Truutt Mr Krummel Chaurman 5 4 The graduatung class of l955 us proud to announce that 35 students out ot a class of 289 have been elected to the Natuonal Honor Socuety by the Natuonal Honor Socuety com muttee and the faculty of Sprungfueld Hugh School A candudate us judged on the basus of servuce to school leadershup cutuzenshup and scholarshup whuch demands a record of at least 4 O for the student s tour years un hugh s hool as well as four A s and two B s un one or more of hus mauor subjects In addutuon to gaunung recognutuon un the Natuonal Honor Socuety a student who has succeeded un mauntaunung hugh scholastuc Standards has a chance to wun the tollowung spe caal awards for achuevement un the desugnated fuelds Ethel Jean Luke Award Hugh Overall Average for Four Years Clara B Robunson Award Musuc Maruorue Mason Art Pruze Art Edward Oluver Lanphuer Awards Mathematucs Physucs and Chemustry Assocuatuon of Commerce and lndustry Award Commerce Les Bas Bleus Award Socual Scuence Phulomachuan Award Englush Kent Hagler Award Creatuve Wrutung Wrangler Debatung Socuety Award lndustrual Arts DeKalb Award Agruculture 97 j ., K , 5:51f'f'5 'f 4 J . 5 . J ffs lft J I W ..:.2g. '.g,:... 5 my S S TOP ROW Helen Lubun Burbara Schnenp Sun Buchheuf NA ry Heh Carnc Elundell Cwthun Curran Ronda Funk Joyu Hudemann Sandra Grmnlcaf Keya Devnus Cmvvg McCorm ck SECOND ROW Busy Noppcrt EM abdh Bogkcr Nwncy Blandun urqwnm J nas Pwm Wwllls Sun Ywff y Bartmm Birlarw I wkoff Kdthw Buukdt Lunch BrLT-,chu Elmnc Cow N w w ' w ' - 4 LEL BL BLl,lb 7 , . , 1 , T a 5 , H , . 'e Q . . . f f . '1 , w ,, I '11 . f- I , 1 I T J, L , V L 0 A . . ' L U, Jud .,.:lS1 ,L . ' ', Q' .,y. FRONT ROVV Buvurly Frvhmf. Shwrluy Summll, Suww Runadi, Jrwlm Flnnqwrv, Timex, E4'V1l.TI1THV, lmmvt Einck JLV1 2 vll, C101 Kc Nl, L !l11.I LES . 3 X. , ri C I' Z2 C ....., 4 ' Lx Mu k Mu L we K1yHOlT17LlE HUMPTY FELL BUT THE SENATORS WONT 98 RAS OFFICERS President Betsy Be-nlamnn Vwce Pres cleft Ma frwnces Sgro Secretary Judv Muskell T e sur r Elamne Cowdy Pmqrim Cnmrman Conme McC4,rm ck DWDM. Chi rfn n V rgnnm Jones Mary Lynn McCr-cc LES BAS BLEUS TOP ROW Sara Lynn Holtzman DAnne Drach Sharon Moffet Judy Edwards Sally Boehmer Judy Dangh Joanne Del-lollander Llnda Srnnth Sally Tralnor Loss Bachman Leah Levine SECOND ROW Carolyn Luebkemann Phyllis Mack Barbara Eck Mary Jo Tews Mary Lynn McCree Gayl1 Roberts Marlfrances Sgro Judy Washbond Londa Llngle Carole Wllluams Mess Wnlson Advnser FRONT ROW Charlene Bnlyeu Janet Chance Peggy Whute Lnnda Kay Welsh Karen Kobes Hurrmt Egherman Stacia Sulllxan Jean Ann Orr Jannce Trultt Due to the dltflcultles rn obtannlng an advnser for the Junlor Les Bas thus year both the Juniors and Sensors have been grouped together unto one club wxth Mass Wllson as the advnser Nevertheless the requirements are the same a 3 5 average and the classntlcatlon of at least a sophomore necessary to become a Jr Les Bas and one hundred points un Jr Les Bas to become a Sr Les Bas Les Bas neeetlngs held every Thursday an Room l featured outstandung programs whnch were both educational and entertaznnng Julie Cralg spoke on Inside Televnsuon Carol Frederxck a former QHS student nnterpreted many contemporary musical huts by means of drawlng One meet 99 HEY THERE UNIOR LES BAS BLEUS zlx TOP ROW Deanna Wulluams Juckue Wollan Jo Ann Temple Pat Woodcock Carla Ohume Muldred Sellers Joyce Blundell Barbara Spaldung Kay S Johnson Jane Lemme Carol Stc n Paula Owungs Ruth Neumoeller THIRD ROW Mary Jean Pusanu Gretchen Meunert Nancy Nurdlunger Rebecca Buerkett Martha Cotton Ruth Ann Spully Sallue Red Julue Porter Jane Struebeck Carol Sue Marshall Mary Ann Cornman Lesta Elluot Louuse Moreau SECOND ROW Mary Ellen Kennedy Marcue Wheaton Lynn Lockue Carol Haseley Pat Wal'ace Becky nungham FRONT ROW Krus Wanberg Muruel Eastham Kay Johnson Judy Cruchfueld Duanne Harruson Beth Herrung Deanna Reum Judy Barton Penny Laws Connuc Sprunoer Beryl Smuth udy Druskell ung was enturely devoted to a round table duscussuon on reluguoru another to a book revuew of Gone Wuth the Wund An unspurung Chrustmas program centered around Betsy Noppert and Axel Kleuboemer who told of Yuletudc celebratuons un Holland and Germany Although a Iuterary socuety Les Bas actuvutues unclude many socual and charutable projects Fall actuvutues Consusted of the Les Bas float Humpty Dumpty Fell But the Senators Wont whuch receuved thurd pruze un the l-lomecomung Parade a Thanksguvung party at the Elmhurst Communuty Cen ter and toys for underpruvuleged chuldren at Chrustmas Later un the year came the Talent Show and Mother s Tea The annual Sprung Flung at whuch Larry Wollan reugned kung ended the busy season All un all ut us easy to say that the Les Bas Bleus take an actuve part un school attaurs lOO . ' x L.. ,, , xf 1 6 I A I D' 4 T VN 6 B! ' V I ,' .- I Nelson, Jrjdy Dodson, Judy Hanson, Bunnue LaBarre, Daphne Htllburg, Nancy Hutfer, Barbara Cun- ..PHILOS. TOP ROW Jackle Loveless Carolyn Raybon Joyce Sangston Carol Kolp Carol Krlener Betty Brooks Sharon Wnlborn Margle Swlnyer Nancee Neeld THIRD ROW Mary Ellen Simmons Ada Lynn Muller Carole Con ad Margaret Maddlson Helen Moake Barbara Wutzeman Donna Smith Gall Fucdler SECOND ROW Joyce Hunt Beverly Txmm Judy Nordberg Judy Black Judy Hott Barbara Davxs June Coacly Elizabeth Hendrx FRONT ROW Shenla Bradshaw Mary Bcth Sando Pat Baumgardner Evelyn Ha shaw Camllla Lwrscn Lynnc Bakcr Mlss Glcsckung Advlser PHILO OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Presud nt Judy Hott Presldent Camilla Larsen Vuce Presldent Lynne Baker Vlce President Betty Brooks ecretary Carol Knener Secretary Donna Smuth Dance Chaarman Dance Chanrm n Snenla Bradshaw Evelyn l-larshaw YOUNG SOPHISTICATE This year the Philos sand that thenr general oblectlve was fun to be shared with any gurl who was not a tresh man or a l2 2 and who had passing grades Thelr lust of actuyltxes during the past year proved that they achreved theur oblectnye Inntnatuon ot new members really started thlngs roll mg followed by the Faculty Tea and the Mother s Tea whnch are annual attractions Other hughlnghts Included the Alumnu Banquet and a style show sponsored by Rolands at whuch the Phnlos entertaxned the Les Bas Two bug dances each year whuch SHS students eagerly awaut are the Philo Sock Hop and the Graduatuon Dance which has deep slgnxtucance for many June graduates lO l ' Q ,,...... ..... ' Treasurer .... Judy Nordberg Treasurer A , . Julianna Alsbury . . . g . - 1 l DhLPH1lb TOP ROW Douglas Lapp Dale Werner Cla bourne D,mgy Jnm Wullnam: Wendell Weber Alfred Paftaroz FRONT ROW Mr Robmson Adviser Bull Pulse Lanny Carmen Axnl Klenboemer Gordon Lonohta Greg Kruszka James Johnston Richard Hart CONTEST WINNERS lO2 1 - w w . . , A . . - . , . 4 , 1 , zu, Jon Meyer, Pen Vvumbush, Charles Barker, PLEDGES TOP ROW Davld Melnders Charles Rrchert John McCarty George Folkerts Allen Armst ong Fred Detyen Pat Coady Bob Stlne SECOND ROW Bob Prussra Dare Brown Roy Rhodes Don Ca roll Dale Gates Bull Boardman James Vuneyard Bull Fagan FRONT ROW Ron Kmner Tom Ervln Rod Gable Muchael Krelder Ronald John on Stanley Kolkcr Fred Langenbach DELPHICS OFFICERS Frrst Semester President Gordon Longhta Vxce Presldent Pen Wumbush Secretary Axel Klerboemer Treasurer Bull :ke Sgt at Arms Al Pattarozzl S cond S mester Presldent Bryant Cramer Vrce Presndent Jon Meyer Secretary Axel Klelboemer Treasurer Davrd Mernders Sgt at Arms Clarbourne Dungy Adviser Mr Robinson ln stuff competltlon wrth another well known club the Delphlcs have made many contrlbutrons to the school and community donations to the Red Cross and the Communlty Chest as well as the Delphlc sponsored televlslon set rn the gym durlng the State Basketball Tournament An actlvrty eagerly awalted by the student body every year us the annual Delphrc Amateur Show Thus year rt was better than ever The superior acts lnterspersed wlth wrtty comments from the master of ceremonres made for outstanding entertainment Composed of boys wlth hugh grade averages the Delphlcs have been trying to Improve teacher pupil relatlons and to raise the scholastlc and moral stand ard of the school More power to them' l - 4 ' 1 Q Y A I V A lv V ' A ' Q I x A . ' 'fl R I.. 4 R , ,Q O3 WRANGLERb 'E 9391 ' Helden Dlck He merlchs Ceorge Kenney Bob Malkus Larry Murphy Martnn Bernlng Frank Sparks Dave Wahl Ed Landers THIRD ROW Herb Tragethon Duck Attora Cralg Davrs Rlch Koeller Jon Hockenyos Larry Wollan Gordon Post Bull McQueen Don Kewl Bob Bradford Jlm Hall John Reece Duck Walbaum Don Skeels J R Boone John Ebers SECOND ROW Blll Deucl Joy Roof Bob B1ker Don Deason Roy Booker Durrcl Iversen Don Muslck Dwuln Krwrn cr Lconwrd Par ons Don Mitchell Jdck Andrews Bob Cwrnduff Ed Pearson George Perry DWL Etsthdm FRONT ROW Buster Gross Lowell Dodd John Tavernor Jack Palne Larry Ellrs But h Brooks Jrm Settles Al Schumacher Dave Scott Jerry IICYZ John Sanes Paul Duke Chug Stephens Mr Krummel Advlser Wranglers have spurred thelr club unto prominence agaln this year They opened the football season wlth the popular Wrangler Bonflre followed by thelr November dance Grldlron l-lob ble Next came the basketball game agalnst the Delphlcs whom they cor ralled 56 l7 Sprung brought beards jeans hay and the Wrangler Barn Dance The versatlle Wranglers also In eluded ln thelr actlvltles servlce proj ects a donatlon to the Communlty Chest a Thanksglvlng basket to a needy famlly and a fund to be used for magazine covers In the lubrary lO4 W 5 O 0 g , ,E I . , ' 9 if f -I, - 'f l' l l L , lx Z' A d ,Y Y -: . W lik I A Q nik . fy W, E I I I , . 1 , g I Cf K . f 3 :, 7' , l X K , I f 9 3 . A - , l' l l . , f S- 4 , l , A t 5 - Q A4 5, TOP ROW-Larry Holcomb. Ernie Neathery, Tom Hughes, Kent Addison, Rlck Jacobs, Garus Bush, Charles I - , A . R . 'V a ..PLEDGES . . TOP ROW Mnkc Phlllnps Parish Tanner Murray Smrth Pat Dsetsch Armand LeCrone Jack Trrgg Charles Le Crone Denny Swanson Tom Carey Tom Huseby Ken Edwards SECOND ROW Steve Buckley Perry Thomas Bob Shuster Gene Rathkamp Enos Tolan Duck Bceler John Furlan Bull Skadden Frank Gudas Phul Bangert Jam Slack FRONT ROW Jerry Cohn John Barber John McCree Sam Yocom Roger Motfct Joe Brown Harry Kavetas Jim Sgro Rwndy Swanson Wnley Puckett Pete Grebler WRANGLER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President John Reece Vnce Presudent Bob Baker Zncl Vlce President Larry Wollan Secretary Dave Wahl Treasurer Jam Settles Sgt at Arms Bob Bradford Rach Koeller A yu r Mr Krummel SECOND SEMESTER Prcsrdent Nnce Pre :dent 7nd Vrce Presld t Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms AdVlS r Jerry Tnetz Don Skeels G Orge Perry Hal Perklns Craig Davis Gordon Post Bob Malkus Mr Plain Q ,, J , S T, ' I ' 3 I , l S 1 E Il 4,2 ' , IE 1 1 K l , dse, ,........A , V . , S so ggjnif A HARRIET EGHERMAN REIGNS OVER GRIDIRON HOBBLE fn lO5 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TOP ROW Sue Stocker Sharon Wolford Pat Gorman Susan Erskine Judy Jones Thema Funn Caul Bain bridge Betsy Noppert THIRD ROW Karen Wunterrowd Betsy Mylroue Joanne DeHoIIander Pat McCarthy Sylvia Nccolls Susan Ervin Vurgunua Starling Shirley Yates Judy Ratner SECOND ROW Gayla Roberts Fernola Yates Sandra Castles Carol Peppard Ela ne Curnmungs Suzanne Moats Kay Spels Sharon Brown Bonnie Cartmell Laurel Loubl FRONT ROW Deana Baird Genanne Guuffre Linda Sucherman Delores Mason Mary! Cartmcll Betty Bennett Judy Walsh Florence Farrar Advuser G A A OFFICERS President Vuce President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Pat Gorman Carol Peppard Judy Walsh Betsy Mylroue Miss Farrar The members of the Gurls Athletic Assocuatuon had actuvutues Whether on the basketball floor the volley ball court or at the bowlung alley the gurls aumed hugh at promoting sportsmanship ln addutuon to stumulatung athletic actuvuty for gurls G AA sponsored an after game dance and candy sales Members gave a Christmas basket to a needy tamuly sent Easter eggs to the children s wards of the hosputals and participated un the Area Playday IO6 S little time to spare this year with their full season ot . .FUTURE NURSES . . TCP ROW Mary Thacker Marulyn Holt Josephune Madona Sandra Calasse Carole Conrad Barbara Wutze man Juduth Brown Carol Kruencr Marv Houghton Janet Han en Pauula Owungs Eluzabeth Tunsley Darlene Wullu THIRD ROW Shurley Woodrurn Mary Brock Gunger Evans Barbara Jones Pat ONeaI Duane Smuth Louuse Funk Jo Ann Ward Mary Jane Carter Margaret Stanford Juduth Guy Brenda Moore Sandra Murphy SECOND ROW Luculle Etter Ma y Anna Usus Joan Senaluk Ba bara Sump on Betty Martun June Coady Krus Hockenyos Carol Rovun Sandra MacDonald Shurley Green Judy Vucars FRONT ROW Beverly Mauldung Beverly Tumm Sharon Sabo Nancy Jenkuns Donna Haycraft Myrna Freeman Euleen Ettcr C-umulla Larsen Bette Shoraga Mary Beth Sando Judy lrwun Judy McDowell The Future Nurses were prevuously an all cuty club but thus year they have splut unto respectuve school clubs To become a member a student must have an unterest un nursung elassutucatuon us of no umportance Through Future Nurses the gurls are able to gaun an unsught unto the varuous phases ot nursung Thus us ac complushed by vusuts to the Sprungtueld l-losputals Members ot Future Nurses found many ways to be ot servuce un the communuty Workung at the Tuberculosus Mobule Unut and at the T B exhubut un the Armory and makung favors for cruppled chuldren were uncluded un theur charutable projects On the other sude of the ledger a Mothers Tea a tea at the Governors Mansuon and a swummung party composed the socual lute characterustuc of many clubs Carole Conrad and Mary Beth Sando attended the Future Nurses Dustruct meetung un Peorua where they gauned much knowl edge useful to the success of thus organuzatuon at Sl-IS lO7 OFF'CERS OF FUTURE NURSES Presudent Carole Conrad Vuce Pres dent Nancy Jenkuns Secretary Sally Gubbons Treasurer Carol Kruener Advuser Mass Southwuck f ' 7 f J . ' '. 1- . . . . 'a u ' I , u v v A R T C L U B . TOP ROW Jean Frederrcks Carol Kolp Mwry HL h Martrn Naumwnn Frmccs N' yer un Edward Mycr Sharon VN Iborn Debble Baker FRONT ROW Nmcy Ir n Mary Ellcn Kcnncdy Phu! Homin cdal Thcrca Mudowa Sarfdm Dckrnson P Ins Rising Judy D skell M Hlllqo s Advlser ART CLUB OFFICERS Presudent Frances Meyersteun Vice President Mary l-lesh S cretary Carol Kolp Treast rer Judy Drsskell Adyrser NAr Hrllrgoss 59 ,iff iff A comparatively new club at Sl-IS IS the Art Club composed ot those who have an Interest rn art wrth Mr l-lullvgoss as the advuser The Idea that a new club needs some time to get started hasn t held true with thus organnza tron witness the outstandxng float tor home coming parade whuch receuved second pnze and the pendants sold dunng ba ketball s a son The traps to the Art Museum rn St Lows and the Sprrngtueld Art ASQOCIJTICH as well as yarlous sketchnng excursrons made thus yewr outstandzng DRAMA CLUB ICP RCW Lynne Bal er Gretchen Me nert Betsy Noppert Lynn Tallman Tlfe ma Finn Jude Dick nson Lou se Moreau Barba a Isakoff Jim Lindquist FRONT ROW Linda Suche man Mary Jean Pi ani Joanne DeHoIIander Sy via Ka serman Kay Butchek Pat Wallace Kay King Mary Beth Sando Mr Bouchton Adviser NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE Mary Ellen Kennedy Charles Mertz Dale Werner Tom Cofer Mary Troe ch Highlighting the achievements of this years Drama Club were the two third place awards won by its produc tion of Anatole France s Man Who Married A Dumb Wite in extempore verse reading radio speaking and original oration were prize winners in the Regional Contest The purpose ot the Drama Club is to provide extra curricular practice in acting and in technique Mr Charles Boughton adviser accomplished this through practical ex periences such as the contests Another project of the club the Christmas assembly which combined narrators and verse choir from the speech department and the A Cappella Choir produced a very effective traditional assembly Interest in activities such as these should warrant a large membership in next year s Drama Club IO9 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President Judie Dickinson Vice President Thelma Finn Secretary Trea urer Joann Del-lollander at the District and Regional Speech Contests, The entries TIIL .IUINIOR iL8bS PI XX STANDING Frances Mcyersten Axel Klcnboehmc Joann Temple Tom I-luseby Lynrw. Baker Cwrolc Wnllnams Pam Wzlls Duck Moore Sylvua Kalsermwn Tom Coope Llndw Bretscher Char es Mertz L :tsch Ber I Smyth Nlancy Irwn Thus year for the tlrst time the Junior Class exhibited their dramatic skulls when In November they presented Famrly Portrait The play by Lenore Cotter and Wrllvam Joyer Cowan was a study ot the family ot Jesus of Nazareth produced In a modern setting Mr Charles Boughton proved nrs ablluty un the dnrectlon ot Famrly Portrant a new expernence In drama tor most students but one whnch every one enjoyed FAMILY PORTRAIT IIO ' F v J N N Li ' D , I . A K J , I 7' . ,X ,I X . 3. Y l' f I IW KNEELING--fAWendeIl Weber, Bull Bennett, Kay Butchek Tom Rxney, Gary Shafer, Tom Cofer, Tallnna Gullw f V Y, ,,. I . . Q . '43 . AK 'D 1 'F Q N A THE SENIOR FIASS PLAX 3 LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Gwln Bull Benedzct Marcla Clement Jacy Weymou h Dale Werner Juliana Alsbury Harry Kavetas Jude Dckmson Conne McCorm ck Charles Mertz Dave Eastham Bull McQueen Kayc Gronewold George Perry A stellar attractnon of the year was the Sensor Class play The Royal Famlly dnrected by Mr Charles Boughton Concernung a tamlly of actors the family of actors the authors take Iuttle trouble to dlsguuse the tact that they have In mnnd the Drew Barrymore family The character of Fanny portrayed by Connie McCormack ns loosely based on that grand old actress manager Louisa Lane Drew Dean Julla and Anthony Dale Werner Judie Dncknnson and Charles Mertz respectnvely represent her nllustrlous grand chlldren Lionel Ethel and John Barrymore The Royal Famuly certannly measured up to the standards whnch make a production a hut THE ROYAL FAM I LY lll . . LATHE DOGS . . TOP ROW Larry Ryder Joe Dougherty Bernard Hagale Vlce Presldent Robert Scott Treasurer Wlllxam Wanless Reporter J R Leitch Leland Legg Ernest Romelow Reno Blake FRONT ROW Wayne Bonnette Production Manager Henry Boyle Ronny Gerber Presudent Jack Ryan Rlchard Ashton Charles Brockman Ruchard Wnet es Robert B Newell Advu e OFFICERS OF THE LATHE DOGS Vlce Prestdent Sgt at Arms Bernard Hagale Secretary and Treasurer Don Scott Reporter Bob Wanless Production Manager Wayne Bonnett Thus year a group ot students an the Vocatuonal Machune Shop :nntlated a new organization the Lathe Dogs Mr Newell agreed to be the adviser Durung the year thus nucleus ex panded Members of the Lathe Dogs promoted mnterest rn vocatlonal subjects by vlsntung Allus Chalmers Sangamo Elec trlc and Park Sherman An after game dance was a success both soclally and tn :ncluded the sale of do nuts and ware sculptured tlsh Inter mural basketball games brought the club members unto closer aftlllatnon with other school clubs The Lathe Dogs are a chapter of the lllunols lndustnal Education Assoclatuon and with other Sprnngfueld Chapters will be host to the state conventnon May ZO and Zl Although they are not as wndely known as some of the other organlzatuons around SHS the Lathe Dogs are a welcome addltuon to our school clubs ll2 - T, ' X ,sk .1 ' PfeSident -.--. Ronnie Gerber nancialy tor the Lathe Dogsp other treasury-building projects . TYPOGRAPHY CLUB . TOP ROW Bob Brown Tom Marvel Rodney DeLay Wlllls Davldsrneler Ted Hlnman Don Kell Ken Martin Gene Rathkamp SECOND ROW Kenneth Arnold Marlon Charles David Boone Ronald Stelnhour Blll Cofflnbargar Charles Garcia Howard Davenport FRONT ROW Ronald Finney Jlrn Gerlack Tom Chandler Wayne Martin Jim Black Larry Ellls Charles Cordler A A Redding Adviser NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE John Ambs Ken Blackburn Blll Bercot Don Deason Guy Jones Glenn Luttrell Don Musick Victor Pierce Bob Wldlck Robert Allen OFFICERS President Larry Ellls Vice President Ken Martin Secretary Jlm Black Treasurer Guy Jones Reporter Don Kell The Typography Club always contributes a lot to SHS Members print and distribute tree calen dars book marks as well as buy book covers for the the State Industrlal Educatlon Club The general objective of the club IS to interest students ln graphlc art and to give them an oppor tunlty to do some work ln thls tleld The Typog raphy Club was host to the Industrlal Educatlon Club State Convention which was held ln Spring tleld May 20 Zl and the officers attended the workshop ot the same ln September ll3 TYPOGRAPHY Cl-UB library. They also print all materials needed for . . DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION . TOP ROW Muss Whute Co ord nator Al Pattarozzu Jum Canf eld Gary Lamken FRONT ROW Gordon Longhta James Baker Duck Flo ers Davud Seymour Gaul Fuedler DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS Furst Semester Presudent Duck Flowers Vuce Presudent James Baker Secretary Gaul Fuedler Second Semester Presudent Gordon Longhta Vuce Presudent Duck Flowers Secretary Gary Lamken Treasurer Gaul Fuedler Advuser Berenuce Whute The Dustrubutuve Educatuon Club us tor those stu dents who are enrolled un the work experuence program Thus uncludes regular classroom unstructuon wuth actual experuence on a uob rn the dustrubutuve tueld durung re leased tume from school The Club has busuness meetungs talks by outsude speakers and socual actuvutues The year s bug event was the Employer Employee Banquet un Aprul at whuch the traunee entertauned the boss un apprecuatuon ot the traun ung receuved un merchandusung personnel work adver tusung dusplay and related occupatuons Dustrubutuve Educatuon helps to develop healthy uob attutudes and to provude the members wuth a broader out look on busuness occupatuons through actual super vused work experuence whule un hugh school ll4 - ' ' , - u 1 ', ' u , , bl v n I W u v ' f . . f . 4 . - l I I l I . ' ' Treasurer , ..., Dave Seymour . - . A A I ' I V - . . ' ' . ' ' ' . OFFICE OCCUPATIONS . TOP ROW Miss Gleseklng Advuser Rosalyn Hxrsch Dons Bryant Deanne Dorman Charlotte Klekamp Nancy Fox Margaret Maddlson Sylvia Sommers Peggy White Barbara Short FRONT ROW Carole Dost Nancy Znttle Beverly Frederlck Sharon Nebergall Sylvia Cockrell NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE Wanda Benner The Offuce Occupatuons Club a new member of the state organnzatuon of the Illrnous Offrce Occupatrons Asso clatrcn recerved nts charter at the State Conventron of the I OOA thus Year The club actrvntues Included donut Christmas season a basket was glven to a needy tamlly I O O A members entertarned therr employers at the annual Employer Employee banquet with some of the gurls par tlclpatmg In the program Thus year has been a rewardlng one both soclally and educationally for members of Oftuce Occupations ll'5 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Presldent Beverly Frederrck Vlce Pressdent Nancy Znttle Treasurer ecretary Record r Advlser Sylvra Co krell Sharon Nevergall Carole Dost Mlss Gleseknng sales in the lower hall and many parties. During the v I .OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING CLUB. STANDING Davld Kap handy Ralph Lnnder James Mrdden Paul Crang John Ambs Marty Comer David Gates Mr Braddock Adviser SEATED Terry Schmidt Guy Jones Jack Howard Loy Beckett James Jones La rence I-Iayes DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION CLUB OFFICERS Presrdent Jack Howard Secretary Davud Kapshandy Treasurer Lawrence Hayes Parlramentaruan Guy Jones Sgt at Arms Ralph Lrnder Advlser Mr Braddock DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION CLUB Advused by Mr Braddock the SHS Dlversnfled Occu patuons Club IS a worthwhlle organization with three mann objectuves The club helps members get along wnth other people through on the job traunrng lt provides socnal gatherungs and educational traps The last and most Im grve members a chance to learn a partlcular trade Outstandrng actlvltres of the D O Club are Its annual Christmas party the employer employee banquet and bas ketball games with other organuzatrons The Duversutred Occupatrons Club rs aftullated wuth the lllrnous lndustrlal Education Club All members par trcrpate In a program ot supervnsed work combuned wrth school trarnnng II6 l - ' ,V I ,,,, w ' , Vice Pfesldenf LOY Beckeff portant objective is to expand co-operative education and . . FUTURE FARMERS. . TOP ROW Bob Beam Richard Jackson Don Anthony Don Savage Don Fllbrun Ron Peters THIRD ROW Tom Beam Ken Arnold Robert Lynch Bob Degner Don Wright Rlchard Jamlson Lynn Whnte Lewis Morton Charles Beck SECOND ROW Ken Baker James McCurley Wllllam Sandudge Wayne Traux Jim Baker Ben McCormack Harold Tarr Leroy Moss Wnlluam Sommer Junior Clnne George Arnold FRONT ROW John Dougherty Tom Brunner Sentinel Allan Dawson Reporter Rnchard Weaver Secre tary C A Armstrong Adv: er Carl Runkel Treasurer Duck Helmerlchs President Ken Blackburn Vnce President The Future Farmers ot Ameruca can be proud ot theur many accomplushments thus year They sold garden seeds and The Farm Quarterly magazlne to rause money to vlslt the Purina Farms near St Louls they planted pine trees for conservatuon and they judged crops and llve stock rncludung beet cattle sheep poultry and hogs To become a Future Farmer a student must be takung an agrlcultural course In school and have a luvestock or crop project l-le must keep records ot thus protect and show It at a talr The Future rarmers composed ot about thurty trve members advised by Mr Armstrong ns detlnrtely worthy ot recognutnon by SHS students ll7 411-time Rainy? ix! X 5,-trol, 1-A A Tc, 'X ull' qv OFFICERS OF THE FUTURE FARMERS Presndent Duck l-lelmerlchs Vice President Ken Blackburn Secretary Rnchard Weaver Treasurer Carl Runkel Reporter Allan Davlson Sgt at Arms Tom Brunner 1 ,,,....,t W ts ! i o f l . - A A 0 fn 1 I . . 1 N .V :V - - me .. .. W MF? . . . . . . 4139 . . ,,- f . ' . ' - JXEA 1 141 . - K4 '5-7' , , 'JT , X F4 1 ff' . . , . - . F ' r . . 1 - ,,,.... ' V ...... I . . LIBRARY ASSISTANTS .. N .M TOP ROW Sue Ho man Cynthia Lapp Judy Crook Barbara Schnepp Judy Mi kell Elaine Coady THIRD ROW Nancy Arrowsmith Ba bara Eck Carole Willams Linda Bret cher Carol Marble Shirley Milner Miss Zimmerman Librarian SECOND ROW Darrell Iverson Ed Landers Ed Pearson Tom Freeman Bob Malkus Bill McQueen FRONT ROW Cliff Levltan Kent Adds on Bob Bradford Leonard Parson The library and Mass Zimmermann our librarian seem to have a special significance efficiently Their jobs include processing new books for circulation and checking in shelv ing and cataloging books Library assistants are familiar visitors to study halls Freshmen are required to have signed library permits while sophomores juniors and seniors are allowed to use the library at their discretion providing that their grades are satisfactory and that they don t abuse the privilege However upon entering the library every student must fill out a library permit half of which is returned to the student s study hall instructor by the assistant Library assistants are an invaluable part of keeping our library the pleasant help ful place which we use so frequently ll8 around SHS. Twenty-two SHS students assist Miss Z in keeping our library operating . RIFLE CLUB . BACK ROW Roger Bender Mr Howard Duller Instructor Al Monnler SECOND ROW Bull DeCrolx Bob Lcslne Ed Brlgantl Mlke Podshad ey FRONT RON Rlchard Ew ng John Benedact Bull Haynes Jerry Blank The Rlfle Club opened frre unto a full year of actnvuty wnth Mr Howard Dlller as the lnstructor Rrflery rs really not a social actlvlty but a sport whuch ranges throughout the entire season Postal matches are frequently held with other member schools of the llllnous Hugh School Rrfle Assoclatlon One of the two mann events antlcupated by Rifle Club members IS the annual champronshlp whlch IS always held nn Sprnngfneld With all member schools of the league com petrng Bull Haynes copped an undnvndual ranking of thlrd and a flrst In the marksman class Late In the sprung the SHS rnfle team traveled to Olney for the Natuonal Champnonshup sponsored by the Natlonal Rrfle Assoclatnon The Capltolune went to press before the results were avallable Letter winners Include Ed Brlgantu Rnchard Ewrng Bull Haynes and Al Monnler ll9 RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS Vrce Presudent Edward Brrgantn Treasurer Ruchard Ewlng Instructor Mr Howard Dlller Advlser Mr Robert Furry 1 ,V V . 1 .' , , I E rv I . - . i . , V , ' A D - l l l President ..,.. John Benedict .CAFETERIA COUNCIL . . TOP ROW Hambleton Saxer Stewart Thomas Gary Banks Allen Yong Tom Cofer John Benedlct Gordon Post Arthur Tlnsley Dave Maloney Davsd Brown Don Castles Duck Garfat THIRD ROW Hugh Cummrngs Darrel Smlth Bob Charles Carroll Stark Garry Lamken Roger Franclsco Roy Borg Daynd Hunt Duck McCarthy Jam Redman Garry Wulluams Bob Kohlbeckker Jnm Putman Charles Jones SECOND ROW Wayne Delay John Stapleton Make McDanuel Charles Vespa James Genack Don Stark John Maloney Phlllp Felber Rlchard Jarmson Larry Stegell Fred Konrad James McCurley FRONT ROW Josephnne Hodges Donna Harrns Ruth Brutz Llnda Goodwnn Harriett Smnth Jem Orme Jo June Whnte Alberta Cole Marllyn Walkup Shurley Chandler Marulyn Harrls Hazel Lounsbcrry Asst Dlrector Allce Powers Cafeterla Dnrector The Cafeterla Councll IS responslble for the A N I fast servnce In our cafeterla and for the dnsposal of CAFETSELICSQU C L the food left on the plates Wnth theur work they Fmt Semester COFTIDIFIQ VGCFQBTIOD President John Benedlct Sensor Vlce Presldent This year the Cafeterla Councnl had a fall and Rmhard Janmon Gordon Post Secretary Pat Putting Easter baskets for members of the councll At Treasure, David Hum Sgt at Arms Gary Logan a sprung plcnlc and they prepared Christmas and Thanksglvlng they gave food to a needy famlly S cond Semester Another protect whlch was undertaken was the president Richard Jammm Penny Mllk Program before school SSNOY V'Ce P 95'd9fWf Jlm Redmon Junlor Vlce Presldent As an organlzed group the councul stresses Don Casnes cleanllness and the Importance of eatlng whole 5eC'efa'V RUN B 'Z Treasurer Josephlne Hodges SOYTIC hot IUYTCIWQS Sgt at Arms Art Tinsley l2O 3. . ' d c! I Junior Presldent .... CAFEFERIA STAFF l- fi TOP ROW Emlly Webkrng Marne Young Rose Rockford Flo cnce Davenport Do othy Morrls Ka hrlne Wnnhold Laura Watke Hazel Loun berry A Sl tant D rector Na del Moffett Shlrley Moffett Book keeper FRONT ROW Edlth Swann Lucrlle Woodrum Grace Danley Mary Mooc Marne Monroe Anna Smltw Alice Ealy Peggy Whlte Typlst Alrce Powers Drrcctor NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE Loretta Croutcher Edna Mendenhall Eva l-lelnz Under the capable dlrectron of Mass Alrce Powers and Mrs Hazel Lounsberry the cafeteria staff prepares appetnzrng and fllllng meals at low cost to students Refreshments are also turnrshed at a nomunal tee for numerous meetrngs at the hugh school as well as for dances LET'S EAT CAFETERIA STYLE r' 'N 54 - -:.,..- r -.vm as .- A f.,- f ,L : Z , I - -5- l2l ! rx 11153. ws! f' -4-rw I 4' 4 -5 S 1 r E .Y ff' 49' ', TOP ROWfD,wtd Mcmftcrs Stuart Cnfznuttm Gaorm- Montqomurx, Rwcrmrzt Hutcrwxson, Kcrmcth Frcmm Butt St ru. Johw MCCartx FOURTH ROKR DLAN Ctmrtcc, Rurwwu Smtut John Stwrww. Duvms Carr:-M Darn' Brown, DmmN.1 Carw Bennett Stuphcvs TI-HRD ROW Stephen Kwcdar, Martin Hager, Jury Frtcko, Mxkc Flvxcnhar, Hurwry Vvrmtlltom. Rodman Gaim! Dom Densorv, Hamblcton Saxcr. SECOND ROW Ewcw Taylor. Dnvrd Brown Atlan Stuptwms. Jarrwci L 'dGL2'Sf. Jchn Mttchelt Rah-h Kcwsc' Wt Maw Fredcr CK FRONT RCN YDOMHQ1 Mucrtc Wttttam Ptkc, Vwftttam Bruce, Greg Krmzka Char cs R ckctrtr Allcm Armstrfmi Rom-rf Antomm L .Quai 122 xfff X70 'X- ,ask 1?-,elm QMJQ TOP ROW--Robert Brown, Bruce Melville. Jack Mattsson, Tom Harmon, Roger Voorhees, Bill lce, Jack Armitage. FOURTH ROW'--Bryant Cramer, Kendall Fugate, Alan Kennedy, Stanley Papo, Jerry Johnson, Park Davis. Stephen Dilts. THIRD ROW-Gary Weber, Roy Rhodes, Warren Herter. John Cavitt, Ronald Hardy, Ted Friedman, SECOND ROW---Larry Morgan, Ronnie Krug, Bruce Gordon, William Profrock, Robert Carbonneau. Dale Jeffers, Charles Harmon. FRONT ROW--Lawrence Darling, James Eastman, Darrell Smith, Douglas Lapp, Harry Hyndman, Lucien Haag, Gerald Burnett. First Manager . . Bryant Cramer .Managers , . , , James Eastman .,...,.. Lawrence Darling . ,...., . Bcnnett Stephens Drum Major . Lawrence Darling Property .. ., Bryant Cramer Jack Mattsson Student Director ..,,...,, William Gooch l.ibrar,an .. ., Jerry Fricke Directcr ,. .. G. W. Patrick The SHS Band has added color to many civic and high school scenes this year. It has made an effective contribu- tion to our basketball and football games. Among other activities, the familiar but colorful recl and black provided music for the Governors annual party and participated in numerous city parades, The traditional Jacksonville concert and the annual spring concert bring to a close a successful, productive year under the skilled direction of the able leader, Mr. G. W, Patrick. IZ3 A D X A lN I. E D B A lN D . . A CAPPELLA TOP ROWfPeggy White, Mary Lou Kopf, Mary Ann Cornman, Pamela Willis, James Blakely, Dave Hunt, Robert Wilde, Bill Hester, Phil Heacock. FOURTH ROW-Maritrances Sgro. Nancy Arrowsmith, Mildred Sellers, Jackie Wollan, Peter Lindberg, Dale Werner. Bob Hails, Dick McRay. THlRD ROW+Judy Edwards. Marcia Wheaton, Gloria Smith, Marion Herter, Kay Anderson, David Scarlitt. John Ewing, Tony Bartello, Fred Conrad. SECOND ROWfDonna Burge, Carol Sue Thompson, Elaine Coady, Ruth Hensel, Ruth Ann Spilly, Joan Thomas, Sharon Heger Waltz, Judy Washbondg Miss Hausen, Director FRONT ROW-Peggy Gilson, Nancy Guy, Helen Freed, Mary Jean Pisant, Sandra Shaw, Jane Lemme, Donna Davis, Carolyn Raybon ABSENT FROM THE PlCTURE---Dick Fades. The A Cappella Choir is called upon to represent SHS many times during the year. It is composed ot 85 voices under the capable direction of Miss Margaret Hausen. To open the activities tor this year, the choir sang 'iThe Man From Sangamonu tor the Illi- nois Librarians' State Convention, This was a musical playlet in one act, written by Miss Hausen. They presented a Christmas production in the Centennial Building Auditorium tor the Springfield Womans Club, a broadcast tor the Jaycees, and the SHS Christmas program. Due to weather conditions, the Big l2 Music Festival was cancelled, but the choir sang many of the Big l2 selections at an assembly tor the SHS student body. The next big performance was the All City Music Festival which took place at the Illinois State Armory with the A Cappella Choirs ot the three city high schools combining on three compo- sitions. The highlight ot the occasion was the Finale, Song ot Man, sung and played by the com- bined high school choirs and bands and the combined elementary choirs. IZ4 CHOIR. Sf' TOP ROW-John Benedict, Ronald Daggs, Jim Hill, Martin Berning, Glenn Wyatt, Helen Lubin, Sandra Greenleaf, Judy Daigh, Carol Marble FOURTH ROW-Charles Mertz, Murray Smith, Robert Ramsay, Gail Gockel, Joyce Heidernann, Judv Hanson Lois Crump. Carolyn Buck. THIRD ROW-Wayne DeLay, Torn Shively, Tom Cooper, Mary Beth Sando, Betsy Noppert, Vicky Sutton, Mary Klophel, Phyllis Mack SECOND ROW-Jo June White, Bonnie Kaylor, Barbara Witzeman, Carol Stein, Beverly Frederick, Barbara Cohagan, Judy Miskell, Francia Kozelka. FRONT ROW-Paula Owings, Judy Black, Carol Sue Marshall, Ene-Malle Toonekurg, Jolene Barber, Darla Rudolph, Carolyn Bridges, Carol Williams. A memorable event to those in the choir was the trip to Jacksonville, to sing for the Mac- Murray College Chapel Service. The choir members were guests of the college for luncheon and were given a tour of both MacMurray and Illinois Colleges. The choir appeared on the Cerebral Palsy Telethon, the Class Day Service honoring Seniors. and in concerts at several elementary buildings. Various members have sung solo parts in the choir's repertoire and many have served suc- cessfully as accompanists. With formal dress and beautiful music, the annual Spring Concert again proved to be the climax of the year. The Junior and Girls' Choirs combined with the A Cappella Choir for several groups, and the experience of performing fine works in such a huge choir is indeed inspiring. The year ended with a much anticipated trip to this seasons opening of the St. Louis Opera. l25 f . gl If iwi 5 it 5 ...zk - V ,Elf H wav- ' .. ,4y2gwigg:ak , L 9 9 5 mi Q: ,-wg..-,,':1a-,,-, .Q 5 F '23 Ti-W F E? Z' . O li' ' , K. . Ni tw sf . 5 if 5.- ki 15154 1, J' W ' 215353: 35 L? 5 x ' ' ,starv- .gg TQ 1 ' 5 4.4 4 I w. 1 A Ag Q f U f N54 r , 'L i 1' V .lk YW., ,ffiaii A -s , i W , if W U i sri! xy' . ,ries . 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'gif' 'E' M f 1 Sf k F ffli f , 'f ff 9 'r ' g H- ' ffl M 'Ns Q 3, f f f , ff xv 'A ill TOP ROW Carol Hasely Sandra Belyea Carolyn Wheeler Pat Woodcock Mlke Podshadlcy Lewns Strnebeck Bob Brunsman Conrad Jesberg Bull Ledferd Kent Strelght Sam Yocum Bob Wlllns Ed Freeman Kurby Laughlnn Ruth Meadors Carol Fleming Joann Renken Gretchen Meuhert THIRD ROW Ruta Gooch Joyce Means Betsy Mylorle Libby Peterson Bull Redmon Joe l-llll Stan Thomas John l-larrlson Harold Skelton Joe Magro Phnl Poulsen John Dunn Beverly Blue Margaret Stanford Judythe Slnk Judy Brower Phvllus Rnsnng SECOND ROW Joann Grove Duane Harrlson Marnlyn Markwell Jane Denkert Wilbur Krueger Bruce Beem Vnc Seppu Charles Lutes Jerry Mullhon Margaret Hausen Dnrector Jerry Pavlock Wiley Puckett Bob Charles JoAnne Culp Sandra Sllvernanl Penny Laws Pat Baumgardner Bull Muller Kay McDevxtt FRONT ROW Becky Nelson Pat Wallace Judy Vlcars Vurgnnla Evans Mnke Newby Bob Langley Tom Brosch Tom Brydges Charles Adams Jlm Rollman Bull Howarth Luz Hendrux Joyce Alessandrunu Leah Skadden Barbara Jones Susan Olson Sharlyn Amudel UNIOR AND GIRIS' CHOIR TOP ROW Beth Dellert Dlana Stratton Donna Estull Barbara Mclnturft Jeannette Davis Mary Troesch Ruth Nuemoeller Martha Cotton Polly Townsdnn Elnzabeth Trnsley Janet Terrell Phyllis Hawknns Sallie Rend Lynda Bradley Connxe Kung Barbara Edmuston Mary Eckhardt FOURTH ROW Betty Gresham l-larrlett Smith Sandra Murphy Lynn Prater Janet Allwood Barbara Gerster June Moslander Lnnda Roberts Barbara Snodgrass Mary Pearson Marla Brown Jean Merruam Bonnue Bruce Sandy Harlng Carol Schroeder Louise Funk Carolyn Baldwin THIRD ROW Vnvuan McGarvey Carol Crubb Leslle Wright Arlene Jacobs Sandra Lott Susanne Moats Beverly Llndqulst Miss Hausen director Barbara Davis Barbara Cunningham Nancy Davns Gene Johnson Sandra Galas e Marolyn Holt Lenla Kerr SECOND ROW Loss Gibson Daphne Hullburg Joyce Ankeny Kay Kung Barbara l-latctoer Carol Rovln Judy McCoy Shirley Harris Janet Barley Elaune Cummungs Sharon Tnet Sue Jacobs Marcla Ruzes Judy Yenulls Judy Crlchfleld FRONT ROW Jo Melers Janet Beardsley Ruth Lance Sue Crawford Nancy Oldham Donna Cass Sandy Castles Kay Johnson Ann Tobin Marta Tragethon Judy Walsh Kathrvne Spcls Nancy McKubbm Judy Jenklns Ruth Brltz rfvgxg rn no l27 ADVANCED The ever improving SHS Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Bowen, had a busy season with many appearances to their credit. First on the agenda was the unusual float for the Homecoming parade, portraying Miss 'Z's' Recipe for Victory. Back in the musical vein the formal concert was a huge success, with the March from Carmen' and the Snow White Fantasy highlighting the program. v v An annual affair sponsored by the Orchestra was the Lovers' Leap Dance, held in the SHS Gym. This year, Linda Smith was crowned queen under the attractive decorations of red and white. As the year progressed, the members of this organization made a jaunt to Champaign where they enjoyed a performance of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Following were concerts at some grade schools and a superb assembly, in which Jim Hill played the Grieg Concerto on the piano, accompanied by the Orchestra. As the CAPITOLINE went to press another trip was being planned and the strains of Pomp and Circumstancen became commonplace, in preparation for the graduation activities. l28 ORCHESTRA COUNCIL Nancy Blandin, President Bob Leistner Janet Gustaveson Suzanne Phillips Londra Hayes Mike Phillips ORCHESTRA . FIRST VIOLINS Nancy Blandin Concert Master Judy Reeves Sue Jones Julia Porter Lois Bachman Jane Striebeck Nancy Huffer Mary Jo Tews SECOND VIOLINS Linda Welsh Mary Louise Wagner Jane Harden Londra Hayes Sally Trainor Dorlis Grant Marjorie Slagle Jolyn Underwood Rosemary Leach Sally Boehmer VIOLAS Ronald Langley Linda Lingle Susan Caudle CELLOS Margaret Werner Janet Moody Joan Senalik BASSES Kent Addison Roger Francisco Ed Miller FLUTES Beth Herring Camilla Larsen Janet Chance Judy Dickerson CLARINETS Suzanne Phillips Ed Briganti OBOE Janet Gustaveson BASSOON Kay Johnson ALTO SAXOPHONE Mary Ellen Kennedy TENOR SAXOPHONE Roger Tipps FRENCH HORNS Virgil Howarth Mike Phillips TRUMPETS Tom Riney Bob Leistner Edward Albert PERCUSSION Bruce Brackett Bill Haynes Ed Myers Muriel Eastham Arthur Tinsley PIANO Donna Bennett LIBRARIAN Ken Blackburn PREP ORCHESTRA BACK ROW Roberta Kenyon Dale Oehler Donna Roberts Paul Sangster Larry Muller Rchard Branthaver Krlstln Hockenyos Dana Furry Sylvia Staley Laurel Lolbl Bully Wilson Davld Kesslnger Mr Bowen Director FRONT ROW Susan Erskine Connie Gray Judy Drnskell Darlene Aden Nancy McBruan Janet Hansen Suzanne Lee Patrucla Puttlng Marvin Gardner NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE Becky Slagle Dave Dodge Gerry Cohn Genanne Gnuffre Gordon Jones Jey Schlen Beth Buendarra Delores Mason The Prep Orchestra dlrected by Mr Bowen proved to be a valuable trarnlng ground tor future members of the advanced orchestra This year twenty two students alternated rn meeting one penod every other day for practice and they constituted a small part ot the annual sprung concert by playing several numbers Since the RECIPE FOR SUCCESS preparatory orchestra was well bal anced with a varlety of instruments a large portuon of the members wnll full many of the vacancxes left nn the advanced orchestra by gradu atmg senuors l3O ws C is ms y rg NATIVE DANCE -Lf MAJOR ADJUSTMENT wvmcm. 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THE LINE-UP: tw Y ff r-v Adams James Abrell Becky Ackerman Don Adams Charles W 62 27 55 76 TUDENT INDEX Bulllngsley Brenda Bllyeu Charlene 46 93 Black Janet 2 91 7 Black Jlm Adams Terry Aden Darlen 55 O 118 9 Addlson Kent 74 79 84 O Black Manlyn Black Judy 4 93 Ol Blackburn Esther Blackburn Ken 2 71 1 3 Albert Edward Alessandrnnu Joyce Alexander Davld Alexander Jack Allen Robert H Allwood Janet Alsbury Juluanna Ambs John Ames Carol Amldel Sharlyn Anderson Klrsten Anderson John Andrews Jack Ankeny Joyce Anthony Don 88 129 55 7 84 88 4 4 Blades Jayne Blake Betty Blake Reno Blake Walter Blakley James Blandcn Nancy 23 97 Blank Gerald Blase Carol Bloechle Robert Blue Beverly Bluhm Raymond Blundell Carrle 6 3 Blundell Joyce Boaden Judy Antonlne Bob Arenz Don 2 Armitage Barbara Armltage John Armstrong Allen Arnold George Arnold Kenneth Arrowsmnth Nancy 4 Ashton Rlchard Attora Duck Boardman Wllllam Boehmer Sally Bolt Jlmmy Bonds Barbara Boner Lols Bonnett Wayne Booker Mary Ellzabeth Booker Roy Boone Dave 2 81 Borg Roy Borough Rlchard 3 2 O4 O6 Bachmann Lols Baer Margne Bahlow Barbara Bauley Janet Balnbrldge Gall Bawd Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Barbee Barber Barber Barber Barker Barker Barnes Deana Rae Bob 22 70 Debble Enleen James Ken Lynne 46 93 101 Norman Gardner Harold Bob John Jolene Charles Lee Karen Judy 55 74 O4 Boyle Henry Boyle Myra Brackett Bruce Braden Bob Bradford Bob 70 74 79 Bradley Lynda Bradley Thomas Bradshaw She1la Brady Geraldlne Branthaver Rchard Bretscher Landa 45 46 94 95 Brudges Carolyn Brldgewater Llnda Brlgantz Edward Brutz Edward Brnvkalns Slgurds 24 76 Brock Mary Brockman Charles Brolda Penn Bronson Jlm Betty Davrd Brooks Brooks Bruce Barnett Roy Barnasky Bob Barrlck Denene Barrow James Bartello Tony 4 Bartells Dons Barton Judy Bartram Judy Basham Joyce Bates Deanna Baumann Charles 2 Baumann Edward Baumgardner Pat 5 Baumgartner Barbara Beam Robert Beam Tom Beardsley Carolyn Vlnson OO Brooks Brosch Brower Brower Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Evelyn Thomas Ann Shlrlev Judith Ann Bob Dare 46 87 David D1 e oe Juduth Marla Roger Sharon Stuart Brownback John Broyles Ronnue O3 Beardsley Janet 62 77 Beattle Donna 6 Beck Charles Beckett Loy Beeler Rlchard 46 72 Beem Bruce Bell Beverly Jean Belmar Nancy Jo Belyea Sandra Bender Roger Benedlct John O Benedlct Bull Ben1am1n Betsy Bruce Bonnre Brunner Tom Brunsman Bob Bruss Mary Evelyn Bryant Dons Brydges Wllllam Buchanan Jo Ellen Buchhelt Charle Buchhelt Sue 24 90 94 Buck Carolyn Jo Buckley Steve Buerkett Kath: Bull Don Bullard Linda 55 80 97 22 77 91 Benner Wanda Bennett Betty Bennett Donna Bennett W1ll1am Berberet 1m Bercot Bll Berg Harold 94 95 96 Bernlng Martln 46 74 88 Berrlsford Nancy Berry Norma Besso Sandy Bestow Phlllp Beverldge Bob Blendarra Beth Ann 4 Bunn George Burge Donna Burge Lynda Burkett Rebecca Burnett Gerald Burnett Phllllp Burns Bully Bush Beverly Bush Galus Bush Shenla Bushwell Sharon Butchek Kay Butcher Darlene Byerly Carol Anne 2 5 7O 74 46 109 4 4 4 l Cady Robert Campbell Julene Campbell Canfleld Sara ll'T'l Canfleld Cant1eld Canfield Cantrall Cappellln John Juanlta Wayne Robert Stuart Capps Rosalyn Carbonneau Robert Carder Nancy Carey Thomas Carle Helen Carls Mary Carmen Lanny Carnduff Bob Carnduff Mary Carroll Dennls Carroll Don Allan Carter Mary Jane Carter Polly Carter Robert R ldd Cartmell Bonnle le Cartmell Maryl G I Caruer Larr Dean Y Casper Pete Cass Donna Casteel Castles Castles Caudle Cavltt Chance Chance Nancy Don Sandra Susan John Dean Janet 47 93 Chandler Shlrley Chandler Tom Charles Marlon Charles Robert Charlton Kay Chezem J D Chlldress Duane Childs Don Chnsten Carol Clesler Donald Clement Marcla Cllne Judy Cllne Junlor Coady Edmund Pat Baldwln Carolyn Coady Elalne Bangert Joella 20 22 94 95 Bangert Phll 54 55 76 84 94 94 97 98 Coady June Coates Judlth Cockrell Marllyn Cockrell Sylvla June Cofer Thomas Cofflnbargar Blll Cohagan Barbara Cohn Adynua Cohn Gerry Cole Alberta Comer Conlon Conrad Conrad Cooper Cordler Marty Barbara Carole Mae Fred Tom Charles Cornman Mary Anne Cotton Martha Cox Lee Crabtree Manlyn Cralg Paul Cramer Bryant Crawford Barbara Crawford Carmen Crawford Sue Crubb Carol Crlbb Marllyn Cnchfueld Judle Cronlster Doona Crook Judy Crouch Carole Crump Loss Cudworth Joann Culp Jo Anne Cummlngs Elame Cummings Hugh Cunningham Barbara Curran Catherlne Cycholl W1ll1am Dagqs Ronnle Dalgh Judy Danlels Don Darllng Lawrence Davenport Howard Davldsmeler Walls Davls Davis DavlS Davls Davis 136 Barbara Champ Cralo 74 78 Donna Freddle Ellzabeth O 5 5 O O O OO 4 9 O O 4 4 0 O4 4 Davis Davus Davls Davis Jeannette Merle Nancy Park Davlson Allan Dawson George Deason Don 71 74 DeCro1x B ll DeFrates Bob DeFrates Ray Degner Robert DeHollander Joanne 27 94 97 Dellke Harry Delano Charles Delay Rod Delay Wayne Lee Dellert Ellzabeth Delong Mary Denkert Jane Dennls Cornella deSt Jean Sandra Det1en Fred Deuel Wllllam Dewlng Carol Dexhelmer Carol Dual Gary D1Censo Ronald 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Sharon Garcua Charles Gar Bull Garduner Sharon Gardner Anne Gardner Marvun Garfat Duck Gates Dale Gates Davud Lee Geulung Beverly Genack James Gerber Ronny Gerster Barbara Gubbons Sally Le Gubbons Wulluam Gubson Lous Gubson Peggy Guordano Joy Gusel Duane Guuffre Genanne Gockel Gaul Goun Ruchard Golden Myra Gooch Ruta Ann Goodwun Lunda Lee Gordon Bruce Gordon Shurley Gorman Patrucua Graebel Ruchard Grant Dorlus Grant Gene Grant Norman Grafton Mary Gravrock Vurgunua Gray Connue Grebler Peter Green Eleanor Green Shurley Greenleaf Sandra 9 8 3 4 29 90 97 Gregg Barbara Gresham Betty Jean Gronewold Kaye Gross Gross Grove Grove Gudas Jeanette Walter B Joann Frank 4 4 O STUDENT INDEX Guffey Mary Lou Gulewutsch Tat1ana Gurgens Duane Gustaveson Janet Guy Juduth Guy Nancy Ann Guy Ruchard Gwun Bob O Haag Luke Haake Warren Hager Mart n Hauls Bob 75 8 Hambruck Sally Ann Hamende Robert Hagale Bernard Hansen Janet May Hanson Judy F Harbour Freuda Harden Jane Hardy Ronald Harung Sandra Harkuns Harman 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