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

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MRS. VELITA DURLAND . . . She can ride it too! as her bicycle trip to PAUL JOHNSTON - . - Ready I0 g0 Canada last summer proves. out and bring home the bacon. CLIFFORD TUCKER . . . Our quiet science man says hobby means hor- ticulturef' STANLEY VVILLIAMSON . . . His is a contagious and perseveriug case of baslcetballigis. . A. 1, W Xing if :Ei A RALPH I-IASSMAN . . . He calls it chalk talk . We call it Greek. MRS. IRENE HORNING . . . With- out benefit of track experience our traveling teacher approaches her jour- ney from Brattain House to main build- ing. ..All MRS. GLADEUS PUPKE . decked out to climb the nearest moun- tain. MRS. ELEANOR BUHLER and MRS. PAT RAVVLINGS . . . The demands of a busy school office leave our eflicient secretaries only time enough to smile. X SW? sm' if .

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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

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MISS JEAN WILCOX . . . She finds baking delicious cakes an interesting hobby. They taste good too! JOHN YOUNG . . . Temporar- ily putting athletics out of his mind, Mr. Young takes the pause that refreshes. KERNAL BUI-ILER . . . He is always around when needed, and his smile is always that broad. MRS. INEZ LOVELESS . . . A different hobby than most, she likes to get new hats. LEONARD RICE . . . The MISS LAURA BAILEY. . . modern ag man has more than a dress, at drape, a little red cap cool acquaintance with shops and Hers is always a fine SCZIIII. their intricate machines. MISS PHYLLIS IIANSE . . . NORMAN HANSON . . . He MISS MAY HEWES . . . She Knit one - purl two. Adropped must have found a valuable also weaves a pattern of good stitch throws the sweater oil: stamp. citizenship throughout S.U.l-I.S. key. halls. MRS. BARBAIUX MAYER . pretty enough to be stenci herself. MISS GLADYS SHELLEY The ear was shined especially the picture, but Miss Shell: smile is always there. MRS. STELLA YOUNG talented musician, she can as well as play. f