Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Marilyn Holt Sunshine, who glows with plenty of vim and vigor, can make you laugh or feel the urge to kill when she starts teasing. Full of bounce, she has what it takes to get along with every- one. Girls, Ulinir 1, 3: Jr. Choir 2, A Cap- pella C'linz'r .l: l'liilo.c,' Jr. Capilnliriiag 0.0. Club, Sec. Mary Houghton Mary, soft-spoken, lively and grace- ful, has that special type of charm that is the mark of a true lady. With a con- tagious good nature, she can put any- one at ease. .l Crrppffllrif F.N..fl.,' Jr. Capilolinv: Jr. Choir. Bill Howarth Unless you hear Bill's iokes on the first time around, you won't hear them. He enjoys participating in certain rec- reational pastimes, however, he has a few serious moments, and in one of them he decided to become an attorney. Slucleiil C'ouuci'l,: All-City Studrnl Counvilg Assvrnbly f7umm.g Jr. Choir: .l Cappella, Brisuball I, Jr. Capilaliuiz Dorothy Huddleston The days at SHS have been short, happy ones for Dottie, and the lucky persons around her. She wants to be- come a beautician, and continue her activities of skating and horseback rid- ing in her spare time. Marilyn Kay Hudson Marllyn's kind and thoughtful of others, and is always willing to lend a helping hand wherever it is needed, A very sincere person, she plans a career in Social Work. .lrl Club 3, Y.F.C'. Club 1, 2, Pres. 8, 4. Harry Hyndman lntensely interested in chemistry, Harry, a boy of high intellect, is headed for the U. of l, to pursue a chemistry maior. Uaufl 1, 2, 3, Bill Ice Bill has been known to the class as a level headed, sensible, and sometimes stubborn boy. Trackrnan, one lady's man, social minded, ambitious-and a rugged individualist. that's Bill. Band 1, 2, Sy .l Cappella .lg Track: 1, 2, 3, .lt Cross Cmnilry il, .lf Senator Speaks 3: Wriznylurs: Si'1iy1i'ng1 Svna- tursg Gold in the Ilillx' rizxl. Bill Irwin The King, with intelligence plus, so- cial success, and good looks, is fated for good times at the U. of l. liaslsrtball I, 2,' Trricl: I,' Fonllmll I, J. J, .lg ll'rrui!llir.v, Src.: .l.cxr. l'i-nm f,'lii'lf1.j llfi1lli'r'im1i'ny Cnurf ll, Iffliy Q. Larry Jabusch Larry has added to his high school life by taking an interest in movie pho- tography and hunting. At present he plans a future in construction driving. F.1 ..l. Y, 3, fl. Arlene Jacobs A shy girl with a winning way, a girl who knows the answers and who can be counted on to lend a helping hand, Arlene is one of the nicest and most dependable girls around school. .-l Uapprlla Q, 3, .lg Girls' Choir lj Philos, F.T.A. Sue Jacobs Sweet Sue, always with a bright greeting and an idea for a good time, plans to enter teaching or office work. Mention almost any activity, curricular or not, and she was almost sure to be in on it. Ims Him: fli'rl.v' Cliolr 1,' Jr. Choir 2, Jr. Capilnline. Dale Jeffers A business man of the future, Dale seems to be the type to win friends and clients with his logic and persuasiveness. flrlv. Band 1, 3, 3, .lg F.T.,1. l'rCs.j Hllolcl in the lllllsl' cast.

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Charles Harmony Charles' rock 'n roll style may be his path to fame and fortune. Already a Springfield celebrity as a result of his appearances on Teenage Rage, he will pack them in many times in his career as an entertainer. Springfvlil OIJClI1lIlll07lIll 7'1'aiuiuy Club. John Harrison Although easy going, dependable John will someday go somewhere, it's doubtful if he'll get there on time. A prospect for Carleton and Grinnell, he will study journalism or law. Uupitrrline, Cu-Eil.-1'1l.-f'l1ii'f,' -lr, Vap- iIolin1',' Scnulnr Speaks J,' lV1'ilIlfll1'1'rYf l,iln'iu'y As.sI.j Jr. Clmlr 1, J: Tifuuix I, 2. 3, .GJ Ilvlcylltfz' fo 1.S.II.P..'l.J Milli in the I1iIl.w ' castg Co-Clirm, of Ciipiiulilic .-lsxunlily. Byron Hathorn Through his interest in cars and hot- rods, Byron has never lacked fun in high school. Already showing evidence of leadership, he plans to go into busi- ness after J.C. ILE., Pres., .lrfii Prwv. John Hawley John's spirited in more ways than one. He's known as a girl eluder and as one who can always think of better things to do iand better ways of doing theml. Where he couldn't find fun, he manufactured it - especially in the chem lab. Interrniirnl Cliampiunsf lffmllmll IJ Baxknlball I. Donna Haycraft Pretty black hair and continual smile are characteristics of this swell girl. Donna's going to go to the Memorial School of Nursing, then into a very re- warding career. Leslie Ann Heineke Leslie has a style that's hard to beat -a way with boys, a cool sophistica- tion, and a sense of humor that can carry her through almost any situation. She'll take to life at Northwestern with the same ease as she took to it at SHS. Jr. Capifnline, Adu. Shift, Jr. Los Busy Serirllor Speaks: Prom C7iini1ii.,' Drama Club, Ticlccl Cll7'7Ilf.j I'i'p Club. Bob Heitzman Bob's main interest while in high school has been sports, especially bowl- ing, baseball, and basketball. After graduation he plans to enter military service. l .l ..-l . Joe Hill Good time Joe -was known for his voice, big smile, and easy way with the ladies. lf he continues at the U. of l. as well as he started out here, there will be nothing but success ahead. .1 Cappella: Dclplzicsg lingfs' Quartet 35 Fimtball 1, .lj Track lg Singing Suiiafors. Kris Hockenyos Reaching Normal University in Janu- ary and looking toward marriage in a few months, Kris will leave behind many friends, among them the girls who wish they had as much success with boys. ilrcll. 2, 3, .lj Orch. Council. Sr. Hep.j Jr. Les Iiasg: Sr. Lm Bnsg ICN..-1.j F.ll..-l.,' Jr. Capitulinf. Dick Hoke Be calm, be cool might well be Dick's motto, for nothing ever bothers him. Baseball kept him busy in the spring, but the girls kept him busy year around. He'll keep his accounts straight at Eastern this fall. Hir.wI.'vfl1ullg lirzsclmllj Il'mnylcr's. Jim Hollis Beware of this one! A boy with a subtle humor that has no equal, .lim has been known to convulse his classes with laughter or hold them in the palm of his hand. lVrangli'rs: Scnalrn' Spraks: Track 11 Football 3, .lj Intramural Bnxkelball. Richard Hollis Known for his stack of books and overloaded notebook, Richard's perse- verance and diligence in studies cannot but command respect. Here is some- one who wants to go places and is bound to get there. Capt. of Usllcrsj Basketball lj Base- lmll Ig Varsity Cross Country.

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Judy Jenkins Bouncing, spritely Judy has been with us for only two years, but she leaves her mark. With a finger in every pie, a beaming smile, and a windswept hair cut, she was a success. Brigham Young will claim her this fall. Iiirls' Choir Ig Philos. Gordon Jones Painting, drum playing, and giving speeches are only a few of the things we'll remember Gordon for. He'll util- ize his talents in law at Illinois College next fall. Delpli'ics,' Orvli. Ig Band 2, 3, l. Don Kaiserman Chipping rock in some isolated spot in his role of geologist will probably hold certain charms for Don, but will his love of cards and parties stand the strain? He's headed for Missouri U. 1'i'nr'I: 1. Janice Kantner Easy to get along with, active and good looking, Janice seems well fitted for becoming an airline hostess, Her next landing place will be Airline School. Usliw-g Jr. Capifolinej Philos, Sec., Dance C'l1ai'f'mr1i1. Robinette Kaylor Tall, charming Robbie seems to be living in a world all of her own. We know there's only one reason for this, though, a man. Now Mrs. Foster, her career as a housewife has already be- gun, and we know she'll be happy. Jr. Les Iiasg Sr. Les Basg Jr. Capi- lul-incg Cupiloline, Jr. Photo Ed. Larry Keafer Boating in the summer, car custom- izing all year 'round-these kept Larry busy while he was in SHS. The U. of I. will get him this fall and he'll study selling, retailing, and merchandising. Allan Kennedy AI is one of the renowned Stardust- ers. With his friendly interest in every- body and his ability in math, he's bound to be a well liked and top flight engi- neer. Band 1, 2, 3, lj Drum Major 2, 3, 4. Mike Kesler A future ace in electrical engineer- ing, Mike plans to attend the U. of I., where he'll develop his interest in radio and electronics. A newcomer, he was a welcome addition to the senior class. Connie King This raven haired girl has great am- bitions. She plans to go to J.C. this fall and later to U. of I., where she'll study law, tflioir 1, 2. Kay King With a tee hee hee that is inimit- able, Kay bounded from one interest to another, and there were few pies in which she didn't have a finger. A lady of charm and dignity, she could come through in any situation. LHS Bus: lfrwsliiiizln Vlfiss V. Prf1.s.,' llrizniii Flub: lJi'i'l.v' Fliriir 1.' Jr. Choir 3: Jr, CapHiilini'.' P1-p Cliibg l,oi'0r's 1.11111 Viiurf. Dave Kinner Dave says his hobbies are hunting and hot-rods. He's adventuresome, and proves his love for adventure by figur- ing on a career in the U. S. Navy. ILE. Club. Betty Klekamp Betty's a happy girl, and you can tell it by just looking at her. She'd like to become either a secretary or a tele- phone operator. CdftifCl'l'Ll Council.