Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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HM ws-ms . 1:2 CLIFTON TOZER Springfield High School has dedicated, informed coun- selors, who help the students get maximum benefits from their lives at S.H.S. Schedules are carefully planned so that all needed courses are somehow worked in. The coun- selors also advise students on extra-curricular activities and spend many hours helping them make after-graduation plans. Information concerning careers and colleges is al- ways available in their offices. The counselors' aim is to help students both academically and personally. 13 LOLA ELLIOTT X MARGARET HAUSEN WESLEY HILLIGOSS

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Three years ago I was pleased to find that it was Senator- like to be sensitive to the challenge inherent in a difficult taskg this sensitivity has not diminished. lt is indeed gratifying to see teacher and SENATORS tackling difficult problems in a delib- erate and thoughtful manner with a concern for the best in- terests of the future as well as the present. In the deliberations I have been gratified with the concern for the dignity of man and ethical values of life. Then, too, altruistic values are in evidencep in this respect, may I cite the Capitoline staff for not only working for an outstanding yearbook but for their plans for reducing the indebtedness which will benefit SENATORS of the future. I trust that every teacher and SENATOR who has contributed in a manner described above for the improvement of Spring- field High will find a deep feeling of personal satisfaction. 12 Dr. Warren L. Evenson Principal John Turner Assistant Principal

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James Andrews Quincy College, B.A. Class play, Contest PIUY ,ns 15 6, -.f . ,M I lk. li -4. W 'ft -fl'1::'..' ,fs Annu Lois Body U. of I., M.A. Nat'I Honor Society Comm., F.A,C., Jr. Red Cross 'Zi H. O. Croft U. of I., M.E. Projection Club ?5ifi ?i39E!ii?5i'.T- . H ' . .. ' 5,.7V,, M , A .,,,f3gjsgg5gi'1 - . .- jaiyssjf-,mgjaf gf, :- ii s si , ,sg ,se s K .. K s X .Q sm... X gsi?5Eg.3j,,..s . -,--H sfffiiitmfiigii' V, iiisffgfsfwr ' fspsstsfr- aw x .1 : :- '?bf'L5TL'??'iiv.:2ii fiw-F15 -sm f - . - ,. ef ' ' ..: mg. ,Q M , 'Qwest .mg f, -f'0'N .xv- . f1,f.,l 5 L5 gm 2. -, w. gc. 9 ,K 3 4' is it 4 5 . 3 is ' -,M Qi --nuff rt I Ann Attora Blackburn C o I I e B.A. Duane A. Biever ge, State U. ot Iowa, B.A. The Humanities Division was formed at S.H.S. during 'I959 by combining its English, language, and social science departments into one division with Mr. Croft as the division chairman. In the sophomore English classes the student learns' journalism and litera- ture. As a second semester junior, the student may take English literature, a two semester course. The senior has a choice of a wide variety of courses, English composition, American literature, world literature, speech, and drama. Also new this year are the reading acceleration and writing im- provement courses. The social science department includes such courses as world history, American history, American government, economics, world attairs, and geography. The American history student may enroll in an accelerated pro- gram that may give him advance placement in college. The language department provides the student not only with the classical Latin, but also with French, Spanish, and German. The Humanities Division is widening its scope in many ways to give the student a broader background for his lite ahead. . -, 2- ,V x - f ' . J it V it .. ik: Y, X I. V all 2 I m '.V7 I I I 1 X' f' 5 fl I f . 4 1 lm' in I if .mf . A' ' - .gg we .W if I f 1 T .4 gg. L. , I s A , 'ffl Q' . , , , ' ' ' at il: l I LIT f if 1 s'Il If f in '. lg I .L I K Walter Cruzan Muriel Eastham Priscilla Fogarty Edith Glosecki C. B. Green U. of I., Th.B. Goucher C., A.B. Trinit C., M.A. U. of I., A.B. U. of I., M.Ed. Y Nat'l. Honor Society 14 Comm.