Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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RUSH JAMES P. L. E. O. A. Pres. IO7. Better to be out of the world than out of fashion. ELIZABETH JENKINS Literary Society. Her Quaker Oats smile? FRANK JEZZARD Brogan.'l Acorn, O. A. t'His greatest task was to get a girl. PAUL JEZZARD Donk.'i Acorn, O. A., Baseball, '07. What profit it a man if he gain the whole world and his trous- ers bag at the knee? GLEN JOHNSON Feather, Flintf' O. A., Acorn. Great oaks from little acorns grow. CHARLES KIDDER 'Him for the studious shade kind nature formed. JESSIE KITE Captain Basket Ball '07, '08, Literary Society. 'fSkilled was she in sports and pastimes. HARRY KNIGHT Basket Ball, O. A., Acorn, Commencement. He is the long but not the short of it. MARY LAIR Literary Society. She multiplieth words without knowledge. MABEL LAMPE. Lit. Soc. Commencement. u VVork! Work! ! Work! ! ! CHRISTINE LINK Bear, 'tNeen. Lit. Soc. ca If you could but hear her voice it would make your heart rejoice. So sweet and dignified? FRANKLIN LOGAN A cherub face, rascal all the rest. A modest young Apollo he, of music full, and poetry.

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K, MANIE HAUSER Commencement Speaker, Literary Society. My life is one dem'd, hor- rid grind. MARTHA HARCUM Literary Society. In maiden meditation, fancy free. ENNA HENDRIX A light heart lives long. ROY HERD Get thee behind me, Satan. MANIE HINDMAN Once in my life I made a break. FLORENCE HICKS She walks as tho' the . band were playing 'Hail to the Chief! WALTER HOOVER Where should the scholar live, in solitude or society? EDITH HORNER She put in her thumb and pulled out a plum, and said: What a bright girl am I! ALFRED HUBBELL Hub, Brawny. P. L. E. A mind without a single ' tho't. PEARL HUNTER Her heart will be the cause of many a chase. BESSIE IMMEL Stiller than silence. BERNICE INGRAM Bernie Literary Society. 'Something between a hindrance and help.

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3452 .lr L L., Assam ...J GEORGIE MACK Prissie. I hope ,twill not be deem- ed a sin if I but an- swer with a grin. ELIZABETH MASON Lit Soc. Class Editor '07. Oh, dreamy maid, shake off that drowsy atti- tudeg Hasten thy words lest oth- ers deem thee stupid. ELSIE MASTERS She hath a why for wherefore. GRACE McCANDLE-SS Lit. Soc. Commencement. f'Mental and moral excel- lence require peace and quietudef' EMMA MCCONNELL Emmer. Lit. Soc. The faculty took such a liking to me, that they asked me to stay another year. THURMAN MQCONNELL Basket Ball, Base Ball, Foot Ball, Acorn. 'KIt's a great plague to be a handsome man. H cc ANETA MCILVIN A stran e mixture of g mirth and innocencef' GLENN MCQUEEN O. A. His heart is like a trolley, always room for one more. PAULINE MILLE-R Lit. Society. A blushing bird of inno- cencef' CLEO MILLIKEN Baccus. Truly fair and fairly true. FRED MOORE His eye was blue and calm as is the sky in the serenest moon. FREDA NAEGLER Die kleine Deutcherf'