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

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MRS. FLORENCE MORRISON . . . Dean of Girls . . . Current and Practi- cal, her hobby takes her hunting for recipes. OWEN O. SABIN . . . Principal by professiong farmer by avocationg his devotion to S.U.H.S. activities may cause him to postpone 21 date with his hobby. VV. T. JOHNSON . . . Dean of Boys ' . . . The fashionable Fisherman. Is he really catching fish or just drowning the worms?

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EUGENE H. SILKE, Superintendent. The expansion of Springlielcl's school is both his professional work and his hobby. The biggest high school prob- lem of the year for Mr. Sillcc was the construction of the new agriculture and home economics building. E. H. SILKE, MRS. MARY CLARK, E. VV. I-IOWELLS, L. D. GOSSLER, C1 L LEE L E HUFSTADER, BOB MARQUARDT, and E. M. SKINNER, Board of Education It mmht look as if they were having movie entertainment, actually they are inspecting equipment in the visual education room. GUY LEE, Assistant Superintendent. Caught! while supervising the unload- ing of one of the buses at the new cov- ered loading zone. C

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MRS. GERALDINE THOMPSON . . . Bet she can heat you any day 'cause her favorite sport is tennis. MRS. DOROTHY FRIESEN . . . Wonder if that smile is still there after a spill in the cold, cold snow. MRS. IXIIABEL ELLEFSON . . . Lights - camera - action - hut iirst the make- up nt which Mrs. Ellcfson is an expert. MRS. WERDNA WYATT . . . Sweet as any flower, and to quote her school annual she can sing the savageness out of a bear. FLOYD ELLEFSON . . . No one ap- preciates a superior instrument more than 21 master musician. 4' K the enlarger of course. MRS. MARY FLANDERS . . . Your attention please! An irresistible invita- tion to an hour of music. CLARENCE STRONG . . . Vice- Principal . . . Lute into the night you will find Nlr. Strong in the clark-with