Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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Jfacultp W. E. BUELL, Principal U. of O., B. S., 1 History, Civics GLENN L. MARTIN O. S. C., B. S., 1930 Industrial Arts MARGUERITE MILLHOLLEN O. S. C., B. S., 1930 Dramatics, English BERNICE CONOLY U. of O., B. S., 1932 History, English, Public Speaking ROBERT CHATTERTON U. of Mich, two years U. of O., B. S., 1933 Science, Physical Education Coach Basketball, Baseball GLYDE DILLEY O. S. C., B. S., 1929 Home Economics MARY ELIZABETH WHITNEY U. of O., B. A., 1929 Language, English, Typing 931 CLARABEI. WAGNER 0. S. C., B. S., 1927 Commercial MAY HEWES U. of O., B. S., 1928 Mathematics MARION HALL U. of O., B. S.. 1932 General Science, Phys Coach Football, Track IOWA CARLTON U, of O., B. S., 1930 Science, Mathematics INA CLEMENT Eugene Business Colle Secretary WALLACE HAVVKE Janitor ical Ed ge

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Ezhicatiun To Miss May Hewes, whose interest in the promotion of library work and National Honor Society activities has encouraged many to strive for higher ideals, we sincerely dedicate this 1935 edition of the Maple Leaf. Qnnual Svtaff Editor ---- Associate Editor Business Manager - - Assistant Business Senior Editor - Junior Editor ---- Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor - Mary Katherine Harris - Marjorie Currant - - Leroy Inman Manager - - Rolland Farnsworth - - - Joan Seavey - - Florence May - - - Ila Putman - - Muriel Tyson Activities - - Edna Severson, Doris Marie Robinson Sports - ---- - - - - Leroy Inman Scbnul fialenhar Sept. 10-Back to School Again. Sept. 17-Frosh Initiation. Sept. 28-Football Season Begins. Oct. 2-Big-Little Sister Dinner. Nov. 28-Thanksgiving Vacation. Dec. 21-Jan. 1+Christmas Vaca- tion. Dec. 28-Basketball Season Begins Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 10-Senior Sneak. 21-Second Semester Begins. 1-Student Body Play. 9-Seniorsat Salem. 26hGir1s' League Dinner for Mothers. f'XT,.-. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May 15hLaughtersque. 26-Merry Maids of March. 29-Carnival. 1-Baseball-Track Begins. 4-Honor Society Banquet. 12-eOperetta. 22-26+Girls' League Print Week and Teas. 11-Junior-Senior Banquet. 17-Senior Play. 19-Baccalaureate. 24-Last Day of School. 24--Senior Breakfast. 24--Commencement.

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bzniur Qlllass Zlaisturp In the year nineteen hundred and thirty one A. D. our class entered the great quest of High School. There were full many of us including gal- lant knights and beautiful ladies. Every morn at day break these gallant folks Went forth to meet the fray. In our first year we knights and ladies conquered many foes and made many noble names for ourselves. We were awarded high honors in the grand spectacle entitled Laughteresque by winning second place. In our second year we took the highest honors in the annual Laugh- teresque by winning first place with a skit entitled Pink Elephants. In our third we experienced many difficulties and hardships. Some of our men were forced to turn back and others barely escaped with their credits. And now this year, our last, has been marked with some of the greatest achievements ever made by any court. We have fought bitter wars but have also enjoyed many amusements. The banquet entitled Senior Feed was a big success held in the Mead Hall of the great castle. A day of glee was experienced by all the court when we journeyed many miles into the high mountains for many happy hours in the snow. Our noble leader, Jerry Clark, helped us win many a fight with his ever en- couraging words. This last year we again took the highest honors in Laughteresque with a skit entitled The Four Year Quest. The mem- bers of our court who made the highest honors during their four years of combat were: Frances Stiles, valedictorian, and Mary Trotter, saluta- torian. And we find that the quest is fulfilled. A battle has been fought and won. Year by year our enemies grew greater but year by year we grew stronger still, until now we find ourselves at the gates of a great world. A time of parting has come but instead of grief at the cross roads we venture forth full of hope and with expectations for the future. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ---- Jerry Clark Class Advisers- Vice President - - Edna Severson Glenn L. Martin Treasurer - - Marjorie Currant Marguerite Millhollen Social Promoter, - Doris Robinson fifnrztnnrh To the Seniors of 1935: May the years bring happiness and success to each of you. Watch for opportunity, be independent thinkers, do your work honestly, be considerate of others. If you follow this advice there is no doubt that Springfield will be proud of her graduates. The Editor.