Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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W ,I , Mrs. McCoy passes out dramamine just before the long Front Row: Norma Ozier, Chris Bluhm, Nancie Chapman, Jan Hill, flight. Beth Wenzel, Mary Lou DeBoice, Marge Gaydos, Andrea Gaydos, Mrs. Linda McCoy, Patty Fthoads. Second Row: Becky Appenzeller, Annette Hauptman, Becky Taylor, Mrs. Terrell, Pat Moe, Trudy Ed- wards, Donna Yurdin. msg? al l to 1 AN Flatt, Judy Forest, Roberta Butler, Mary Flatt, Linda Maier, Marla Marantz, Diane Peterson, John Gupton, Steve Horner. Row3: Butch Huber, John Paull, Chris Baldoni, Ed Huntley, Jeff Nelch, Steve Griffiths, Chuck Poland, Bill Blottie, Bob Ackers, Tim Hardin, Greg Locke, Charlie Meyer, Dennis Larson, Steve Heaberlin, Dave Broughton, George Wright, Steve Patton, Nonnan Keefner, Judy Rake, Alice Henseler, Representative Paul Findlay, John McCoy, Joe Rockford. Mark Suits, Quentin Bromwell, Steve Gerlach, Jeff Seward, Jim Barham, Jim Chapin, Jack Vetter, David Crayne, Mark Scheffler, Paul Holz, Frank Lefrere, Greg Tillman, Dwight Poore, John Frazee, Craig Williams

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tudent travelers took to the air Ninety-two juniors and seniors and their five chaperones traveled eastward on the annual Washing- ton - New York Trip. From June 8 -16, the group toured the East. Some ofthe highlights of the trip were Mt. Vernon, the Boardwalk, and Greenwich Village. While the group was in Washington, D. C., they witnessed Senator Robert Kennedy's funeral motorcade. Thanks to the introduction of air travel between St. Louis and Washington, the travelers were able to spend more time sightsee- ing. Sixteen Springfield Coeds em- barked on a trip to Mexico on Au- gust 8. Leaving from St. Louis, the group flew to Mexico City where they spent 4 days visiting such places as the National Palace and sidewalk markets. One day was spent in Taxco tSilver Cityl and the next two days in the exciting city of Acapulco. l'm a lonely little petunia in an onion patch! Front Row: Carol Blakeman, Kathy Reynolds, Jill Williams, Mona Thompson, Linda Kuntzi, Sue Reynolds, Cinda Ackerman, Sheila Lane, Cheri Fullager, Becky Loud, Debbie Horning, Linda Tennyson, Roberta Lohman, Bev Durr, Pat Fleming, Dana Hawkins, Margaret Ellis, Jane Gillock, Elaine Tick, Debra Buddemeier, Linda Hammerslough, Carol Johnson, Carole Chastain, Jean Milne, Linda Steffen J I' N I Sand Schnirring, Patty Bressan. Flow 2: Jim Lutz, Richard Paris, Curt Lindquist, Janet Trost, Cheryl Cerar, Denise Vidor u ie e son, y Becky Harbison, Patty Roland, Kathy Burke, Julie Howard, Louise Miller, Pam O'Keefe, Kristie Lawson, Sue Jones, Chris Davidson Pam Mohr, Shirley Frankowiak, Penny Carlson, Debbie Hallden, Carolyn Livingstone, Sally Randolph, Gail Scott, Rosalie Lester, Becky

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W H , , S, Where do we go next? l l'd better check the schedule. Freshmen and sophomores were officially welcomed to Springfield high Orientation was held for incom- ing Freshmen and Sophomores on August 27 and 28 from 9:30 to 11 :OO A.lVl. Junior and Senior members of Student Council and other volun- teers led the grand tour of the school. The new students were shown their homerooms and given a chance to run through their schedules. lVlr. Frank and Mr. Hott spoke of Underclassmen explore the new gym. l8 opportunities offered at S.H.S.g and Mr.Hottexplainedtheroom-number- ingsystemandproperconduct.Each counselor spoke to the new stu- dents, welcoming them and giving them ideas on what to expect dur- ing their years at S.H.S. Representatives from each of the four service clubs spoke about what their clubs had done in the past and their future plans. And now to face the freshmen! 2 7 r M