Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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X L' 1ff.....,f' X if ln: I In I I X DIARY CI-IALIBERS. , L A L Commencement. I 'un suie care is an enemy HAROLD COX. Acorn, Annual, O. A. Class Play. VVhen I'm a man-a man: I'll be a lawyer if I can, and I can. CLARENCE CLARKE. Sport ChauEeu1'. I am very fond of the com- p'1n5 of ladies. I EDNA DAVIS. Class Play. The lady doth protest too much, methinksf' CLINGAN. She that in wisdom was ARTHUR DOOMS. L'Art. As heaclstrong as an Mallee gory' on the banks of the Nile. K JAMES COLLINS. X I A Acorn. K 9 He hath very winning dim- FLORENCE DOLING. 'f Her voice like the skyla1'k's doth soar from the earth And scatters in iight n tes of sweetness and mi l . f N r f FLIAABETI-I COPE. L 1 , ,. ,. if:-1--Ag 5 Nothing do I see in you, that Q W T D'7 I ,-Q I can find should merit any ' ' ' k,,,9sQ9vl9M A GLADYS DEATON. Think not to pass her jude ment by, Because her looks are young. 22 G. L. S. Annual. Y I ,f'f'f'?7Fl Q is -1 w 1 I 1 fi . f f' ff 1a,,,11 1 ' l la QI FZ :sr E T tl l li -,., I ii 'Q I L... I-2: QA-wa 2? FZ? l zaj 4 , QQ Ti, , 'Z I2 'f' .-5 .v 1 A . l ' 3 ol: ' A rw- Nr: '4 E SE i W. if

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GUY HASKETT. j I l . t sa' t , 1 .,,- ' ,f iefxr, ye 3 no much but think the more, Q , i'v,....t' GEORGE JOHNSON. G. L. S. Her heart is true, tho' oft her tongue cloth blunder. GUY HAVVKINS. i'Nubby. O. A. Annual. 'tlVith Atlantenn shoulders. NK RUTH JOHNSON. G. L. S. As brisk as sati PAUL HORINE. Annual. He bears his blushing honors thick upon him. STELLA KEISER. G. L. S. Mercy. Com- rnencement. She tells you Hatly what her mind is. I MABEL HORNER. G. L. S. Eternal sunshine settles on her head. VVALDEMAR KLEEMAN. He'll make a proper-many the best thing in him is his complexionf ' , . EVERETT HUBBARD. O. A. Hub. Delta. If 'procrastination be the thief of time', behold a rob- her. VERNIE KNABB. Character is the that scratches every stone. 34 -5 5 ,l . '1- ci 'f 1 11 1: ff' -f l' -15X ' X ' 2,,,.4-,... -T E.. w 4 v 1.3, si !-- .LLTT .I ii. ,. R P119 il x. :'t J: --1 . , '1 z if 3 in I I . r . 7 lx WSU L Z fri 4 ., 51- i