Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Willard Duey -5. Andrew R, Kendall Charles Miller yi Richard Nelson Robert Scharsiclc U. of I., M.Ed. W. Ill. Univ., B.S. Bradley Univ., B.S. W. Ill. Univ., B.A. N.E. Mo. State, B.S. Varsity Club Ass't, Track coach Ind. Ed. F.B. Coach lntermural B.B. Jerry Simpson S. Ill. Univ., B.S. Virgil P. Stanton U. of I. ...f Kenneth Vick E. Ill. Univ., B.S. Senator, Ind. Arts. Industrial arts is a study of man's ettort to change raw materials to a form of higher value, and ot the problems of life related to these changes. In general, industrial arts may be said to: IU furnish training in 'unspecialized practical activities, and, C21 give a certain amount of concrete insight in the na- ture ot tools, machines, forces, appliances, raw materials, and processes. Since modern environment is so highly industrialized, and the processes, ma- terials, and products of industry play such an important role in modern liv- ing, industrial arts is essential to the education of all youth. Its function in the curriculum is to deal with these processes, materials, and products of in- dustry so that the pupils will come to understand the industry to the extent that they will be able, now and in later life, to deal with it intelligently and effectively. He really knows his stuftl

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11 A ,Y qi. . f tittiitii Epi I n C 4 mm f r 5. K ' 54 Linda McCoy Albert Plain .1 I. Florida Southern U. of I ' College, B.S. Sophomore B.B. Coach 'X' Juanita Jones MacMurray C., B.S. Pep Club Philos, Girls' Golf Team Wigan' V it 'i pigeon Our tour physical education teachers at S.H.S. are doing their best to comply with President Kennedy's physical fitness program. Dave Sponsler W. Ill. Univ., B.S. Baseball Coach The department offers a great variety of sports and other activities to create the student image. The girls race on postage stamp pieces of wood on wheels, build muscles by exercising, run around the track, and make use of the trampoline. n the other side of the iron curtain, the boys' activities include counting push-ups, rope climbing, and playing basketball and football. Finally, in both gyms, can be heard the inevitable word, Showers! O Only a thousand more iumps 'til showers. 20