Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Shui? 445 lb 1 - T' C' To publish a yearbook is not easy, but through smiles and tears this year's Staff has had a lot of fun. Last summer our Staff started the prelimi- nary steps in designing the l957 Cap- itoline. After deciding the nature of the theme, the Art Editors drew the sketches and lettering. By the time school started, under the guidance of our advisor, Miss Ashinhust, we had started putting together the dummy yearbook-organizing pages, mea- suring margins, planning pictures, and applying new features. ln October, several members of the Staff attended the Yearbook Conference in Cham- paign and returned with many new and different ideas. November, De- cember and January were spent in ar- ranging picture appointments, taking pictures, identifying pictures, cutting, pasting and mounting pictures. By the end of January the dummy was be- ginning to look like a yearbook. ln February the Subscription Drive closed with l2OO orders for the l957 Capi- toline. March came and the Editors were writing copy, rewriting copy, and typing. April brought us to the print- ers, and the end was in sight! Copy designing, copying, and proofreading, and then the first copy of the I957 Capitoline was off the press. We hope that we have given to you a book of memories of the schoolyear i956-57 at SHS. We are indebted to our Ad- visor, to Mr. Furry, to our parents, and to numerous others who helped make the l957 Capitoline a success. RUTH NIEMOELLER WS ' 1957 CAPPHNJNE STAFF: RUTH NIEMOELLER Editor-in-Chief BARBARA CUNN l NGHAM Business Manager ROSEMARY LEACH Business Manager CAROL HASELEY Senior Editor TED FRIEDMAN Publicity Editor PHYLLIS HAWKINS Typist BRUCE GORDON Associate Editor MlLDRED SELLERS Assistant Editor CAROL ANN ROVIN Snapshot Editor MARY ELLEN KENN EDY Art Editor MARGARET LaBARRE Art Editor MISS LENORE ASHINHUST Advisor LESTA ELLIOTT Senior Photo Editor JUDY BARTON Freshman Photo Editor JUDY HANSON Junior Photo Editor JOYCE BLUNDELL Sophomore Photo Editor

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BACK ROW-John Harrison, Sandra de St. Jean, Robinette Kaylor, Sarah Temple, Sue Erskine, Steve Dilts, Charles Buchheit, V. Pres., Scott Wike, Pres., Lewis Striebeck, Henry Vermillion, Elaine Feir, Jean Taylor, Nancy Swartout, Carol Byerly, Judy McGaw. FOURTH ROW-Leslie Heineke, Peggy McKenzie, Judy Sink, Darlene Lynn, Libby Peterson, Mary Houghton, Steve Kwedar, Fred Konrad, Carolyn Stinson, Jan Schermerhorn, Elizabeth Tinsley, Betty Wood, Joyce Fryer, Laurel Loibl, Shirley Woodrum, Louise Funk, Mr, Paul Kobler, Advisor, THIRD ROW-Judy M. McCoy, Betty Martin, Joann Grove, Kris Hockenyos, Betsy Mylroie, Sandy Galasse, Sec., Marilyn Evans, Mary Kay Zook, Jey Schien, Carol Schroeder, Delores Squires, Lynda Bradley, Sue Ervin, Bonnie Bruce, Marilyn Holt, Lynn Prater, Carolyn Baldwin, Kay King, Ann Tobin, Janet Beardsley, SECOND ROWfBeverly Smith, Pat Flamm, Maryl Cartmell, Diane Gisel, Suzanne Lee, Beverly Maulding, Sharon Tietz, Nancy Davis, Beverly Scott, Lois Gibson, Sharon Galasse, Janet Moody, Janet Frederick, Janice Kantner, Sue Jacobs, Marcia Ruzes, Marty McAllister, Suzanne Moats, Janet Baldwin, Judy Walsh. FIRST ROW-Sylvia Sharp, Diane Gurgens, Nancy Guy, Phyllis Rising, Carolyn Marsh, Nancy McKibbin, Barbara Gregg, Lee Karen Barker, Susan Olson, Sandra Evans, Sue Fitch, Judy Arlene McCoy, Patty Stein, Jo Meiers, Marianne Gudas. UNIOR CAPITOLINE STAFF 2 lik, . . . solicited and composed ads . . . completed and dis- tributed the Student Direc- tory . . . procured acknowl- edgements for the Capitoline . . . collected subscriptions and subscription money from Yearbook buyers . . . hope to gain positions on the '58 Capitoline Statt . . .