Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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il I I LEWIS STRIEBECK, JOYCE ANKENY I ,I I I I I OVERSEAS MATES Joyce: Norway is a country noted for its beautiful scenery. I was fascinated by the glittering fjords and massive mountains which are unlike anything I had ever seen. In addition to a lot of walking, I spent much time fish- ing, boating. swimming, and sightseeing in this land of contrasts. The modern facilities found in my city homes in Os'o and Bergen are a far cry from the primitive huts in the mountains, and the crowded city streets are certainly a change from the steep mountain trails acces- sible only on foot. Norway is a truly friendly country, and even if l had wanted to try, it would've been hard to escape the Norwegian hospitality which is everywhere, Lewis: Denmark is a picturesque country, generally flat with an occasional series of hills. Red tile or thatch roofs are visible from a distance. Under one of these red tile roofs I spent the first month with the Johannes I-lansens, a farm family of southern Denmark. Some of the foods that took me by surprise in my first home were fried eel, cold bacon in three-quarter slices, cold potatoes for breakfast corn flakes and raw oatmeal. My second fam- ily, the Knudsens, lived on the peninsula of Jutland in northern Denmark. The family was comprised of Mr, and Mrs. Knudsen and Ole, aged nineteen. Needless to say, I had enjoyed myself during my stay in Denmark, The thirty-two AFSers who stayed in Denmark spent the last week in Copenhagen together, a wonderful ending to a wonderful summer. 'f,qQ'm gv '1y9'K',g. l:2','.4 vw lj w'xHQ:1 jwtw A 'S Q, Rr 49 ' .5 0 0 , .,. W ,.,.. if 1 vi Q, an 0 wg..-qgyg ggi? 5 gif YY y , ' .9 sa 'Q' ,. M O fp, W gl , QQ, 'H ll A 0 . ' Q A, at 0 .4 4' iw . or 3, 5 'X 4 wt 'ill fir. WIA W, ,.,QfW, I 7 ' V I ssri is 519 52 -a,4 g 5 I. Il. we if ..f'rsflf. 9... 4 Ng, am.. 4' I ,, MU Ami Y I r PQ

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Charles Adams It you see someone driving around in an MG, it's almost sure to be Sea- weedl Though by no means a late- comer to the social whirl, Charlie has found a new love: WOMEN. lliriliyflwi-.v, T1fu.v,: Jr, Wluifi' I, !.' l'fwm t'uniu:. Joyce Ankeny Her charm, her poise, her winning smile: Have always made Jo lead in style. Look at her activities and you can see why Jo is rated A number one. A style setter, social leader, and a girl with the answersgshe is sure to go places. .liminr f'I11.vx 1'i-i11.v,: Prom 17fmini,: lmx Huxg Nlllvlrfil t'uiHlr'i'l I. I, -l, Q, 1'i'1'1l.v, ,' ,l.l .N. .' Hl'f'ls' l'lfiii'f' I, .fi Nrliulirl' .Nlw11I.'.w,' .lluy I t.vlfrul Vnirrl .l: I.iIn'1ii'!f .fIx.vi.vl:1riI5 l'i'wm I'1iii1'I. Bob Antonini Easy-going Bob was known for his performances as a drummer who held his audiences every second of the time. A heart-breaker and man-about-town, Bob made his confident way about SHS. lfunrl I, J, .l, Q: ll'l'411Lg1Ir'i'.v, lJri4l'lrnii llulililr fum ni. l'li41i'l'un1ii. liiin-l i'ri' 1'lmi'f'riurr1.' liiflf' Tvilni J Janet Bailey Quiet Janet-that is, she seems to be --kept life hopping with her fun-loving ways and interest in activities. There is always a boy in Janet's heart, and a ring on her finger. l'liihi.v Lf, QI, l: l .II..l. I, 2: llirlx' 4'Imi'i' If llililw Vliili lj -liiriinr Ullnif' I. -3. Deborah Baker Debbie is a lively redhead known for the gleam of mischief in her eye, brains to spare, clever sayings, and the ability to provide anyone with a good time or a sympathetic ear. Imx lhlx: .lrl f'lirl1 1, J, 3, 'Ill'1'lI,S,j Jr. l'rlpl'tol1'1ir:j l'111il'1oliHe, .lNSf, Bus, Mgr. Carolyn Baldwin Carolyn's brains, good looks, calm poised manner, and musical ability will make her a success at Millikin, where she'll study music. Later she'll teach. Ntiplmlnrirr' 4'lri.v.v Sw.: llirlx' Uliriil' IJ Jr. Clmir il: .l flfljlllflltl J, 9: Sinyiriy Nwrwir. .'11'1'fiiii1i. Q: Jr. l'1zpiloli'nej Pr-17 Cliilij I,uz-wi-Tw lwzip Cnurl. Janet Baldwin What could be more natural than a career in nursing for a girl with such understanding? She will be as busy in nurses' training as she was here, win- ning friends and charming patients. lms Bas: Future Nin'si.'.vg Jr. Capi- Ioliiwg Svnatnr Spvalsx. Harold Barbee Harold's a nice fellow who enjoys everything he does. Although we haven't been able to detect what he wants to do, we know from past per- formances, he'll do it well. Bob Barber Bob's a happy-go-lucky fellow who has a reputation for knowing how to have the best of the good times. He's going to Bradley for more good times and the study of business administra- tion. lV1'anyIi'f'.sg I'i'frjw.'lif1riixf's Club. Lee Karen Barker Vivacious Lee Karen always has some- thing to laugh at. Although she's little, she'll never be overlooked. Jr. Calliifililie. Roy Barnett Some day we'll find Roy in a lab, de- veloping X-rays and making false teeth. We're sure he'Il be successful as a dental technician. Bob Barnosky Usually found at the Y lifting weights to keep in shape, or bowling Bob has built a physique that proves the value of his activity. He wants tc gcilto De Vry Technical Institute in the a . llr'lpliif'.v: Iliiaoliiill 3, lg Football fllan rlyri' Q.