Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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SENIOR OFFICERS FRANK GUDAS FRANK SPARKS EDMOND PAT COADY LINDA BRETSCHER SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT TREASURER Life is but a succession of time intervals bound by human relationships. The preceding four years were both the worst and best of times, but we now stand before tomorrow. We have steadily progressed since Freshmenhood, the symbol offdelight and confusion. As Sophomores we first gained recognition both socially and athleticallyg our radiant faces began emerging at dances, parties, and sporting events, All was not play, however, and many a pencil has homework disintegrated. By the Junior year we had settled into the routine of homework, club meetings, assemblies, class plays, social hours in the library, and more homework. Then, Seniors-the team rosters we dominated: at the clubs we presided, at the dances we reigned, scholas- tically we combined four years of toil into a basic liberal education. Gaiety was the prevalent mood those last days. Days highlighted by the class play and the prom, the finale. Naturally we realize the debt we owe the faculty, who guided us toward adulthood in four long, now short, years. Echoing steps, a handshake, a parchment, that last look-the class of '56, PAT COADY. IO