Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1915 volume:

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I- ' ' . , L , Jl , ' ' I - ? y SPRINGFIELD 3 if U 5PR'NGF'ELD 1 4 S C H OO L. .-.14 Q '4A'f 5-5 ,1e-. 4 .-.1 ', ik' S C H L Ng .A.,,,,... ,,,.. - .,,,.'.-, ,4.4. -,,-it .,.Y.. - .11 .,.,.,- , 1, .,.A....... - .-.-M, .,.,.,.,.. 1 ---4-,-,f.-.f,', ...,, ,,., . .,.A.,....... ...,., - , .,AA.A--4 --,- A'- 1 - :-:-:-: S M TN ff su Xi' wif 1 1 I , , ' Q ,. H, G H ,4,,11, ,C H IG H .- fn gs ini :,:,A,, ,,,??,:,A, ,.A. .f1,, ,.,.,,.,.,,1.,L., Q ...1. i ,..,., ,,., . . . ..,...,1a.,.,a., . ,. .... ,.,., , ,,..V ,....,,, .,.,.,Z . , i X Gig, - .1-.Q 1 9 1 5 ' I 7, Q ERHAPS it would be interest- ing to you to hear a few of i the facts connected with the 1 home of your high school life. In 1 the year 1893 Springfield's first l I g real High School building was com- , l pleted. An imposing structure 7 5 costing 848,000 and, as you know, 1 I 1 1 i l l , centrally located to accommodate y the youths of both, north and south town. So numerous were 1 the rooms and so large that many ! AT- 3 were vacant for the want of stu- +w - Q dents. 1 Strange, but true, in a very few years these once spacious halls 'became too small. Crowded was every corner and a great need of class-rooms pre- vailed. So fast did the number of students increase that in 1907 Springfield was forced to build an east addition, or what is now known as the Middle Building, in which to educate its coming citizens. H The 325,000 spent for this made possible your first study hall and gymnasium, as well as homes for the roomless teachers and pupils. I I l l l l l 4 w l The curriculum of the High Schoolstudents has broadened great- ly in the past seven years. Your grandparents, even your own mother and father, during their High School life, knew nothing of taking Domestic Science, Manual Training or Physical Training, these are products of twentieth century life. So be proud that your school has kept up with the age and with 575,000 has finished a fire-proof and especially constructed building to accommodate the pursuits of these newer subjects. Do you realize that your school has now one of the largest and most complete gymnasiums of Springfield, that the heat- ing plant built for your comfort cost S25,000g that the halls you tread daily represent 3S146,000, and that the earth on which these noble structures stand was bought for S22,000? Sim IGH 1 OOL SE?l'NCgl:.Dtm. .sr3ulNgFuELn sc:-noon. ,..,4 .,,. SCHOOL - . Vsriz. .ribd XL Q, - xqgj' YZ5. - . 'r ' SCFFH I P I ,zggnmw,,,- A.,.,. 3 aw -,-,4, -,mf .-.1 , -.wma-,-,fgg.u 4.-.,- , M, .,.,.3 .-,-,4.A.4. 1 1, .,,. Q 5.534 .-.4.f,-.4. 1 w,.g.p,45,g .-.4.-.-.1 4 z'Ii-Iiillii-23' -uzla :aco:4:+:-s2:-v-v.cfe-x-9s:+:o:-111'fiiii-I-I+:f:-92155-254-:+:+:f:+:-1G59 -'-, . A . 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HULL, A.B., VICE-PRINCIPAL, English. MISS CORA B. OTT, Mathematics. MISS EDNA A. ABBOTT, A.M., Latin. MISS IDA AUSHERMAN, A.B., English. R. J. GREGG, A.B., Mathematics. MISS ALBERTA M. ROSS, A.B., History and Civics. MISS FANNIE SHEPPARD, English. - MISS ELLEN CRAIG, A.B., Latin. MISS RUBY A. FITCH, A.M., Biology. MISS ORA WRIGHT, A.B., Mathematics. MISS ANNA E. HUGHES, Cooking. MISS HATTIE REICH, Physical Geography. LOWRY DORAN, A.B., History. ALLEN FOSTER, A.B., History. MISS MYRTLE HURT, A.B., Sewing. MISS ALICE BARRETT, Stenography and Typewriting. VANCE CIRISS, A.B., English. MISS RUTH L. ROWLAND, B.S., Cooking and Sewing. GEORGE P. RYAN, A.B., Teacher-Training. ALLAN HUMPHREYS, B.S., Physics and Chemistry. MISS AMELISSA WALRATH, A.B., Expression and Physical Training. MISS GRACE P'EPP'ERDINE, A.B. English. MISS GERTRUDE E. WOOD, Music. , MISS PEARL HAMLIN, A.B., English. MISS ISABEL SVHEPARD, A.B., History. MISS LEILA HULEBSCH, B.S., Cooking. C-HARLES W. 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I SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Victor- Cunningham YELL LEADER 1915 Robert Moore Lee Saxe May Mitchell Harry Hughes James Moore Ralph Kelly Charley Hubbard l y spmnoruew .r H I G H NM sc:-lool. QV ' ff! N fe Yr ,Ny K Y I 7 , S535 X bk XSPSSX W-as wiv, . -Rs, .2 . s N -,E N- .. , , , N, 5 1 . X N , U N , N. 1 .' fl -1 .:f'-.fefrfxf 4 - av- sp-.N rmsilf' 'eu , 4'-.Q-5 X-'-ws-r Exe:-Qs ss Q A X 1 be as ,! f - .. .. 1 fs- , -,,'1n:f,f.-E 'nw-wr N- E. Q -www 1 '-E.:vf?1ffs.f-1sfss1Xssss,sr Nxt? 2 FIELD 1 I a H EN X J O .C-X11 E! HIGH SCHOOL by ...- 5 -25:-v 4',1-.-.f 1 i'Zii'2'Zi v'.-.1',- : -:I-I-Iii-'-I '-.'--.'.-.fvf.4.-.a1-.-1 .-.-.-.4.,.f 2 1:-We-:-1 -'.'.-.-. 4 44-I-2-:-3-:ec-.-: -11'.-.1-.1-.-,- Z ace-2 -'-aa1-.- 3 as-3 -.-.- 1 -3.1.1.55-9:91-5:-34-93.4-1fl-I-2145-93-3-xiiPl-S'1-Hifi-92:4i-:1'3'5'5'?55'1'i'i2' -11'-1 U SPRINGH Q .,., ., 4. .,.. ,.,4, 2.. .,,. I H IG H 4 gg35554.5.3.3.95,,,3,5,55g:gi,:54.3.53ggzggq . ' : 4-:-sg4.1.555515155333-:-1.1-: S C H QQ L p Q ..,..,,.. ,,,.,,. . 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Q 419.-i:'Z: Zf11.:i':'k?'-f'.f --','.-- 1 it-51-L-'3f'.1-Gif . - isi 1 U b',v I 4.',v-,4-. xixx 5 Q, -QQ' 1 9 1 5 - .av I I I I I I I I I I I I Thi1'1y-Xin i V H- ..........,, ---.......,.,.-,g'4-Af--. w ...'..... .... --A'---'- '-'-'-'.2z1a'.'.'.---'-'-'-1 '4G'-',1'.'.z C ' 2 i -'-'4'-22'-'-'-212:'.','.' I -If -'-'- 112'-','- 5 ii'l'PI'fi'Z -'-'-'-?12'-' fffiiiii-'W'2'55f'ff'?f'fiiii'H??3 5 D P 1 9 1 5 A - RW' - 1- 53:12 s::-.g.'i pq ll-I I- A R 1 ,..k:::: r::::..'!. R , Officers PRESIDENT, Charles W. Brittan - VICE-PRESIDENT, Robert D. Durst SECRETARY, Homer W. Jones TREASURER, Roy Smith f . Charles R. Schenck SERGEANT-AT-ARMS, .R . Robert P. Smlth YELL LEADER, David L. LeBo1t ' L . I K 3 I Forty ,..,A..'.,,,,.,.,....,.4.2.,4.., A ,,,,..,... . ,, A 3 .A ,..,, , .4.,, A,,.,,A..,.. .,,,,,,.,,.,VA.,..4,,,,,.,.4..,,..A,,,,,,,, ....... ,,,, ,1,.,....,,,,,,. ,..,...4,,,,4,..,..i,,A.A, f' 'Nm 2..,-.,. -.11z, . W A sc:-1ooL ..A4,,A, ..,,.A ,.A.A ..A,,,, .,,,.,A4, ......,.,,A. ..,.A4......,.,..... ,,,,,,,A..,.A44,,,, A,21z, 4 ,,,,,,,, .A,,A..........,....,4.... -.. '-Q-2 i A 1 ScHoo , - QQ? Forty-One ' SPR'NGF'ELD j SPRWGHELDE F Sj',NZ'jD 1 I 'I A H IG H , fi HI G H A -ze ..-.. 1 7 6X if xg SCHOOL 1 ' - 1 '4'4 '3, SCHOO SCHOOL 1 9 1 5 - - -S' I ISTHFF X X I I r ,f V5 I ag , fb 1 9 I 6 The Qesume EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Klyce Fuzzelle ATHLETIC EDITOR, Josephine Pierce , BUSINESS MANAGER, James Ferguson , Tom Short ARTISTS, ADVERTISING IWANAGERS, . Francls Camp LITERARY EDITOR, Hazel Brashear K CRITICS, KODAK EDITOR, Egbert Harman ' D Forty-Two 3 1 P . I v- I , .. I n I I .K 5 EK L . ,R E Harold. Young Charles Morton Helen Fellows ff Mr. Humphreys L Miss Shepard ! I 5 3- i I E I I E Q' I- i S, I 3 K Q lf Q I.. I NGFIELD I G H H OOL Pierce ,,,,....,4 .,.... , ...,.A A,.,,,,,,v,.,.,x.,,....... .V,.,,. ,...,.... ,..,1 . ,.,,......A....,,,,,.,.44,,,.. 4 , . A j spnmonem 'Q j svnmcrsm H ' NN , 'W 1 ,M 5 - 1a 9 1 5 - 1 V V . , L, , ,,,,, , H -V -- Forty-Three l ,,v.-,-.1,.A,.,..,...2-, -.A.-.4 ,..,, ....'.'. 1 - .1 -.1-.- f...'.' .'.-.-.1212-.-,,.....- , ...-.-.4.'.-,',4.-.-.-.-. 4 . e-: .- .-,'.-.-.4. ev:-2:-5-J-: '---.'. A , -.311 2:5201-:-9:3 .---,'.1 e54:14av:a-92+:-:c-153'5'I-Ji4ii+Z6i45i21'3'?Z'PT-14+ ' . v SPRINGFIELD is U SPR'N0F'ELD 1 If 2-,X ,,,A. 5 A... ,... .,,1.,- I f.11,-,L ...-,-l .1-.3 .-.-.- : -:-:-: ff fx , cafs:+3c-: .'---'4 n ',1- -1--A.44-.-,-.fv-.L.' : as-1 4'-2 ' --.- 4 4.f,f +211 -,'.'.-,',-,- .-,4.-.f.- 1 . -.-.'4--',- -1:02-2.4:i+:'. saga' - xq-T41 4 wg,-.T7,. - my ' Commencement Given by the Latin, German and English Departments. Hymn to the Dawn. Invocation. . ..... . . Esther Justis Myrtle Plank Millie Wilkerson Helen Smith Frances Thomas Josephine Pierce Dorothy Bishop Ella Doran Mildred Seaman Esther Newman I Helen Fellows Louise Laes Annabelle Park Lydia Schatz Kate Abbott . . . . . . Greek Chorus Greek Chorus Marceline Nerud Leona Asbury Genevieve Beland Bertha Lanier Irene Hayes Flo Ella Farley Leota Forrester Elizabeth Yarbrough Agnes 'Southern Allene Baniield Margaret Linney Carolyn Jones Myrtle Nichols Ruby Rhea Helen Wood Ethel Ross . II German Commencement ......... ........... B y the German Classes CAST or CHARACTERS Inspector Superintendent. ............... Q ....... Conrad Walters Pastor. . . ................. .... . Dwight Schmook Teacher. . . ............. . . .Margaret Edwards Baker. . . ..... . . .George Dixon The Father. . . .... . . . ..... Bernard Czarlinsky Students- Helen Platte Irene Dailey Ellen Page Irene Meyer Pauline Pate Grace Sherrow Bertha Lanier Genevieve Beland Annalbelle Park Edna Underwood Clara Lucy Ely Frances McConnell Mary Hibler Helen Deckert Myrtle Plank Bessie Croxton Esther Newman II I The Honor of Sir Catesby CAST 0F'CI-IARACTERS Sir Carter Catesby. . ........................ Irving Schwab Sir Harry Marsden. . .. .. .Richard Willard Nick... ..... Phil Pride. . ..... . . The Blind Fiddler.. Goodly. . ...... . .. Sir Roger Dunmore .... - Mrs. Teague. . . . . . Lady Winston. . . . . Miss Jane Winston. . Waitresses. . . Slumber Song ..... Forty-Four '- IV Chester Anderson Edgar Gustafson Clyde Nordyke Klyce Fuzzelle Robert Murphy Elizalbeth Yarbrough Elsie Trenary Hazel Brashear Dorothy Breckenridge Lucile Crank Wanella Emrich L Gladys Syfan . . . .The Chorus six y svmncnew, Lg HI G Hi sc:-lool. XFN IQ' , -v T is upon hunter, c a small town is conducted the young me but the poor are forced tf according to he selects. - Duncan's in love with before the en part of the p He has founc come a succe same time he the girl with casio 1 Q e H Ex tx O O r Ax 5 E7 Farley rrester , Yarbrough ,uthern anfield ood Pate nderwood Plank i SPRINGFIELD 'm t spm-fin ff 'QS ,4,,. ,nzo ..,. 1 5 -,-,1,- . Q5 1 9 l 5 er- swf sw' -, 've-V 'if - .g f Senior Class Tlay Fortune Hunter Comedy in Four Acts, by Winchell Smith T is upon the advice and capital of his friends that Nat Duncan, the young fortune hunter, decides to embark upon a wife-hunting expedition. The scheme is to go to a small town and live very quietly for one year. The theory upon which the pursuit is conducted is that in a small town there is at least one girl who has a fortune. All the young men who are worth while move away to larger cities to make their fortunes, but the poor girls have to remain behind, and those who are really above the average are forced to remain single, because they will not marry the riff-raff which remains, according to the theorists. This leaves Duncan with a clear field in any town which he selects. - Duncan's experiences prove the theory. The village banker's daughter really falls in love with him, and in accordance with expectations, it is actually she who proposes before the end of the year. But there is no such sordid. end to the tale. It has been a part of the program that Nat should work during his year of residence in the village. He has found that work is really interesting, and brings its own rewards. He has be- come a successful business man while endeavoring to win an easy fortune, and at the same time he has found the girl who can make him happy, and it does not happen to be the girl with the fortune. - CAST OF CHARACTERS Nathaniel Duncan, Fortune Hunter .............. Ralph Paxson Henry Kellog, A Young Financier .... ..... ' Ralph Snavely George Burnham, A Promoter ........ ..... T om Short . James Long and Watty ............ ..... C lements Sperry Laurence Miller and Hi ........ .4 .... Sylvester Muratta Robins and Mr. Sperry ........... ..... F orest Naylor Willie Bartlett, Mill-ionaire's Son .... ..... J 'ames Ferguson Tom and Herman ................... ..... I rving Brown Roland Barnett, Clerk in the Bank .... ..... J oe Post 'Sam Graham, The Druggist ......... ..... N eil Hendricks Mr. Lockwood, The Banker .............. ..... C lyde Nordyke Tracey Tanner, The Liveryman's 'Son .... ..... P aul Cochran Pete Willing', The Sheriff ....................... Richard Willard Betty Graham, The Druggist's Daughter ......... Pauline Pate Josephine Lockwood, The Banker's Daughter ..... Helen Smith Angie, J osie's Friend ........................... Millie Wilkerson SCENES Act I. Sitting room of Henry Kellog's bachelor apart- ments, New York City. Act II. Samuel Graham's drug store in Rodville, Pa. Act III. Same as Act II, nine months later. Act IV. House and grounds of Sam Graham's home. Forty-Fi-ve Xl '-'4 H ,...,,.......... 1 -.,........'.1-.-,.A.4,,.,...f...11,,.......11-.-.-. .....'.n-,-,-,.,. 4 ,,.,.v.,.-. ...-.-,- ,4,-, .,,,. V 3 .,.'..f..f.'.-.'.A.-.-.az-. 1 Q 1 -,-gg-gg .-.'.f.11-.-,-.-.'.-.: ' 202-9215 -1'-z-.- . f.-.- J iiiii-I-Ziff -1 f59fff4i'I'??Zii... - . SPRINGFIELD 'Q j SPRINGFIELD 3 SCHOOL 1 9 1 5 Q2 A24 FQ' - -623' - Q47 .. 'SV Faculty Wlay Mrs. Temple'.S Telegram 2 E J X 4 i ,. MRS. JACK TEMPLE is deeply grieved because her husband has been away from home all night. About the time she decides not to speak to him, he appears. He tells her Cand truthfully, tool that he was caught in the Ferris wheel and held aloft all night. She refuses to believe him and he then invents the -story that he spent the night with an old friend, John Brown, of Elm Ave., Pickleton. Mrs. Temple immedi- ately wires John Brown to come. Temple finds the telegram and his old friend Fuller agrees to impersonate Brown. About the time that marital troubles are settled, a man appears who proves to be a real John Brown, of Pickleton. To add to the trouble the real Mrs. Brown also appears to learn why a woman is sending telegrams to another womanfs husband. Fuller pretends to be Mrs. Brown's husband and wins her from the real Mr. Brown. Just then Mrs. Fuller appears and is charged with making love to Mrs. Brown's husband. It then develops that Mrs. Fuller 'was the mysterious woman in the Ferris wheel with Jack Temple. In the round of explanations that fol- low, domestic Foriy-Stl' tranquility is restored and even Wigson, the butler, agrees to stay. . CAsT Frank Fuller. . . ..... - .... Mr. Britton John Brown... ...... Mr. Carrier Jack Temple.. . . ...... Mr. Criss Wigson. . . . .. ...... Mr. Doran Mrs. Fuller. . ...... Miss Hughes Mrs. Brown. . . ...... Miss Hamlin D01'0tl'1y. . .... Miss Rowland Mrs. Temple. .. ...... Miss Walrath l 5 SPRINGF - HI G SCHC 1 ,I 71 .1 7 I , I f I 1 . I 6 If I I -I l l 3 ' Z 3 l l I f 4 1 5 'f 4 FIELD 1 pf Q27 .N ,4. . .4 I QV -v-1' ' '- Q7 Q A I 1 C , I Q p 1 E , ' , H r I ,Z -X T H , R' , 6 GOL f W ' ' X ' ' 'T -Q? 1 - 1 9 1 5 X15 .:?' 1 yay from appears. held aloft spent the e immedi- pd Fuller ed, a man fouble the o another her from zking love mysterious x that fol- stay. I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I ' ' I1-11 I I 1 Forty-Seven I I I 1 1 I I U SPRINGHELD W'A a.,.,l..iSPl'NGF'fLD ll ' HI G H 1 ii.lr . H IG H NQ SCHOOL 'AA'4 Q6 SCHOOL S, - 1 9 1 5 - I ' C I E T . 1914 Millie Wilkerson Helen Volker 1 Marie Biederlinden Flo Ella Farley Miss Walrath Geneva Barnes Genevieve Beland Marie Beiderlinden Hazel Buchanan Wilma Buley Beatrice Chapin Grace Constance Pauline Davis Flora Dickinson Emestine Dixon Ella Doran Clara Dunlap Erma Fairman For fy Ezght Gfficers PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CRITIC Flo Ella Farley Esther Garrett Irene Hayes Clymena Logan Fredabel Loper Inez Marshall Esther McCollum Martha Moore Esther Newman Georgia Newton Myrtle Nichols Mollie Patterson Mona Potter 19 15 Millie Wilkerson Esther Newman Gladys Syfan Flora Dickinson Miss Walrath Ruby Rhea Eula Smith E Agnes Southern Aleene Sltevenson Grace Straley Gladys Syfan Jennie Tindall Aliene Tillon Helen Volker 1J'erena Wadlow Alberta Wasson Millie Wilkerson Thelma Wilson sPmNoFaf .G HI G+ sc:-:oc 4 :V iw I QYZ, 'ss In Z M Q af 'afar W-fam af ' 'iffy 1, 44 ig? 7 T fl 5 7 3 ,. 7 - ka d -6-iv? DOL ,i XQX C H Q0 L bf 5 C H OO L SBE FIELD j SPRINGFIELD 'gg 12' I .,... SPRINGFIELD gi I I-I '61 X 'f f R I, 6 W ' Q- 1' 1 9 1 5 A ' my- -if -id' WW' - 'Q' E' - 'EY If'orIy-Ni I1 6 Qi l rl ll 'E 1 .lk B Q 11,2 4 f ll 1.1 ,, ll' 'ill 111 w I V 1 r 1 Q , , Hu wi' 'J il, V51 iid ri. 1 H il lx fl A gi SPRINGHELD j SPRINGFIELD 5'-23 1 9 - 1 15 gg . RFU? K i 1 I ' 55 OC I H Tl ON Fifty Gfficers 1914 PRESIDENT Irving Schwab I VICE-PRESIDENT - Aubrey Williams I SECRETARY Robert Box Q TREASURER Grant McDonald - ' SERGEANTQAT-ARMS Richard Willard YELL LEADER Clyde Bearden CRITIC Mr. Criss 1915 Richard Willard Grant McDonald Ralph Matthews Emery Allen Clyde Bearden Paul Cochran Mr.eHull Robert Box Clyde Nordyke Richard Willard Scudder Hull Leon Ragsdale Sylvester Muratta Klyce Fuzzelle Joe Post Aubrey Williams Irving Cox Forest Naylor Ira Miller George Dixon Grant McDonald Emery Allen Dorsey Jones Holland Todd Harry Milstead Samuel Dawson Irving Schwab Ralph Matthews Paul Cochran Ambrose Beck Ralph Paxson Egibert Harman Clyde Bearden George Dunlap Herbert McBride Benton Manley Charles Chalender Francis Litteral Sam Pratt Byron Boswell Perrin Johnson George Newman . Gesthesford Fine Irwin Brown Neil Hendricks N SPRINGFIE H I G I SCHOC H 5 -3 .-,' -'.. ,.,....,.. 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SI. 89' Ps d ra of orfe Q W - 4 - V y 4 Orchestra MISS WOOD, Director Claud Dishman Meredith Bishop William Schatz Floyd Brown Arthur Sj oberg Charles Morton Clyde Nordyke Mary Rybniker Fritz Coffelt Quartette Charles Morton Edgar Gustafson Robert Box Alex Felleni Glee Club Lee Saxe Robert Box Earl Carson Irving Cox Ralph Kelly Edgar Gustafson Charles Chalender Donald Porter Charles Morton Ed Hoffman Harry Milstead Paul Cochran l w i 1 I '- .: 1 tk fx , ., xi. , ' X'2:: -:S NK, , - . 1 , D . U S 3F'fL H If SPR'NGF'fL0 1 H I G H xl --.4. ' .-.111 - H I G H STX f 'N '-'-A 1 ff' ' 'fx SCHOOL .4., 1 9 1 5 . ,.,.,11. SCHOOL x 1 x.f - .gy Orchestra Fifty-Three 1 ,wg ai hm , .J 1 n 1 M 1. i 1:1 4 .N ,UQ L, U: 'x 1 1 V . f u 'L I I ,Z11 - .4.-. - pf-pg.g.gQ:4.fw Y ' SPRINGFIELD 1 j SPRINGFIE U SPRINGFIELD 1 V 1 . HI G + 1 ix M i5i-sz95s:-:4e-:-9ZQQQQPZ-:-:-2-924:44-:q.:.-.+Z+:54241:-5:-1-:-9::- .-....,. , .4.4. ','- - ' AV1- 1 1 '-1'- '----2'-'-'-'4'-'-'-'-' 'A -' 'f'f ' - I-1-1-1+ Nm l iE mx 14 1 Q 1 5 EN3: -27 Nga, . i M ,, xv' .. 'P ' - i W li 1 + -L Q fl ,I E ? ,f: ,g E, 2. 1- lf 1 M i 1 f gl. ' ,H f A . 'iff WP! in 3 J? P i Quartette' ,V Q , - Wm s i1 5, eL 1 WE: ,X EH 3 luv 'in I I E I 31-1 ,I ' AU f MH J 5:5Q ?' fl? IV 1 'gy W Ml 1 XI W t . 1 BU1 Q ASST. I QAQ W 1 gg LOCAL E1 ' EXCHAJ Q .ATHLETIC I 5 Q Glee Club E? N . 3 ' Fifty-Four E y SPRINGFIELD 1 W SCHOOL N 'A 4-I .. .T V,,,,A,..,A, .. ,A,.,4, ,...,.A.. , . . ...,. . , ..4., , ...,... .A.. ,,...,A A .. ,. I - - i Spwlfw 'S ' f ff 'RN ' ,,..,. ....4 + -'S Xa? i , 1 9 1 5 - C W I The High Times Staff CES1-ablished May, 19135 BUSINESS lVIANAGER, Paul Cochran ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER, George Dunlap LITERARY EDITOR, Helen Smith LOCAL EDITORS, Ester McCollum, Helen Wood, Sylvester Muratta' EXCHANGE EDITOR, Dorothy Breckenridge ATHLETIC EDITORS, Graham Finney, Louise Finkel CRITICS, Miss Ott, M EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Ralph Paxson B. O. A. REPORTER, Emery Allen ' G. L. S. REPORTER, Millie Wilke1'SOn SENIOR CLASS REPORTER, Clara Lucy Ely JUNIOR CLASS REPORTER, Ruth Brownlow SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORTER, Betty Johnson FRESHMAN CLASS REPORTER, Eugenia Dodd ART EDITOR, Herbert McBride Fifty-Fire 'il C y SPRINGHELD Q y SPRINGFIELD 1 HIGH X zjl: HIGH ,,. M SCHOOL 41 SCHOOL S55 ' ' .-... f ' Q N 9 -,-,-,- ,. ,...... ..,4.-,.., ..... , - . -Q H 1 9 A 1 5 -12 Q 1, kd' - 'Wav .. Q ,11 X.fr', 1 1 Views of Plays Fifty-Sid: , t ,,,.,,,, , ,.,,.,.-..1 I 2:15-:ca-3-: -2 -,1-.4 1 -:avg-5 -'4a-.1 1 11- , Zig .-.:-.-,1g-,4,.,,...n121-,-,4 ..,,,,-,4,..,......',x-,,.,......,,.,, ........,,, VVv-,..... v.v. , , . ' ' ' U, ' , MSN 1 11 A 'A f ' , , 1 9 1 5 nfl' 1 'wx' 1 wg P 5 .V x 0 I -TH LETICS I lg J.-.. Fifty-Sevcn ' 1 X ! I5 13' 1 - I W L .V Q1 Q, i 1 I w 5, ? 254 lr rl' I 4 1 -I4 V Q' ft . T L gl 1, 1 ,px wi 1 ,. ' n ' . 1 X , 1 I f ,' I I 11' 5 f Q ' Y K T li Q 'S .i 'E J 'S V ,L ,xxx 1 Y M ? 'TSI ,.:c .... .....,.., ..,.A : ,.... 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'A Q L C5425-:9:9:.:f:4qq23Ii4c-149: .-3-995346-222222-:444:-I-2+55:-22522-I-Z-345:-:-:csc5223:-:I-If:-25:4-14-:Eiffi6+1461?I-99:4-Pri-1-:-:ai-riff:-29995401if-Ziff-I-59:QP-if-PI-PPZ-?'Z-Z4-:4'a-9992555 M' 'Ns 11 LX 4 1, 155, - .qgpf 1 1 9 1 5 - 55 99 Wearers of the .S Foot-Ball AUBREY WILLIAMS ALEX FELLINI LESLIE CALL AMARCUS RAPER DEWEY QUEEN ROBIERT BOX CLYDE BEARDEN LESLIE CALL JAMES MOORE CLYDE BEARDEN HERSCHEL BENNETT RALPH MATTHEWS LEE SAXE HERSCHEL JORDAN FRANK CROOKS ' Basket-Ball HERSCHEL BENNETT ' K RALPH SNAVELY DEWEY QUEEN 1 Girls' Basket-Ball .JOSEPHINE PIERCE MARY NEE DOROTHY SKINNER MAY MITCHELL MILLIE WILKERSON ELIZABETH YARBROUGH 1-'iffy-Eight j spmnorucw mm .,.. i SPRWGHELD ? ,xl '.-.- EN 1 ..,.,,,, ......,,., ..... ,A..1.,.V,.....,..., -,.A.......,. . . , ..,..-.1- A .,.,.,.......,-,- f.-.-.1 -.,... , , .-,1,a....,.... 2 -. -.-,- , 31 ...... - .mv ,.,.,,.A ...2-.1 2 1- .-,-, ,1, .,...4,-,A,-,-,-,. I 2 ........14. 5 . -.1-,- , mx, .. 5 . - .x 1 , ., gf-' ' 'V ' , A .QQ -N X I if ,fx-f M ef Q1 f ' fx I f 'C x W ' L 1 9 Q V ' Schedule Oct. 14th-+S. H. S ..... ..... 0 Alumni. . ....... . . . .13 Oct. 31st-S. H. S ..... . . . 6 Aurora. .... ...... . . . .16 Nov 13th-S. H. S.4 .... . . . 0 Drury Freshmen. . . . . . . . .19 Nov. 21st-S. H. S ..... . . .46 Carthage. . ...... . 7 Line Up Center. . ........... . ................ Bearden Right Guard .... .... 1 ...... Raper Left Guard ..... Right Tackle Left Tackle.. . . . Right End. . Left End. . . Quarter. . . . Right Half. . Left Half. . . ' ..... Call l .......Box ....MattheWs .....Queen ...........Saxe .Bennett . . . .Moore fCapt.-Electj .-... Williams fCapt.J Full Back ............................. Fellini Substitutes Crooks Swearinger I Chalender Hagebusch Jordan Gann Manley Baldwin Morton 1 I Fifiy-Xin V 1 - -H'-Z2 1 '-1' . zzzz- -4-','-'.'.'.'.::333' 2 3 ' -'-32: 1 3 '.c'333f'-'-'-'-'.::'.1'.'. 5 '3'-'-'-3'-'43132 1 -'-'- 53' - 1' -1'-'.'.' I ffff - '-3'-1'-'-'. f fffififf '73353'-' ff2'f'ff '3'-731'A f '.':':ffff':': 'z ' D V . v SPRINGFIELD it U SPRWELD 1 ii H I G H i . AA4 ,i . H 'H H - 1 9 1 5 - Review of Foot-Ball ,Season QWING to peculiar conditions the 1914 Foot-ball Season at Springfield High was possibly less successful than we have enjoyed during the past several years. Two factors contributed to this end. In the first place, very few strictly high school teams were to be found in South- west Missouri, Aurora, Carthage and Jop- lin being the only eligible ones within scheduling distance of Springfield. As usual a number of the smaller towns were represented by independent teams, but it has been the policy of our school not to recognize such organizations. Conse- quently when Joplin High refused us a place on their schedule, for financial reasons, we had few opportunities left for games. In the second place,ithe candidates that responded to the call for practice were with few exceptions very light and absolutely inexperienced. But three boys on the squad had ever played any foot-ball and with the majority of the youngsters it was a first attempt to do something in athletics. The initial contest of the season was staged October 15th with the Alumni, a duel game. The high school players fought desperately all the way in this game, but they were outweighed twenty pounds per man and knew too little foot-ball to stop the line plunges of the Alumni backs- Aurora High appeared on our field Oc- tober Slst. The lads from the mining town had a considerable advantage in weight and experience, but the speed and accurate tackling of the home crew almost overcame this advantage. Aurora's touch- down in the first quarter came on line plunges after Springfield failed to kick. In the second period Springfield worked the ball to Aurora's 40-yard line where quarter-back, Bennett, hurled a short for- ward pass to Jimmy Moore at right end and the little blonde boy fought his way through the visiting team for a touch- down. A field goal from the 30-yard line gave Aurora three needed points in the' 3d quarter. Springfield came back strong in the final session and was rush'ing the ball toward Aurora's line when a poorly exe- cuted forward pass fell into the hands of an Aurora back and he was away for a touchdown. The frequent calls for time out from the miners plainly showed the Sixty superior physical condition of the boys from High and with a seasoning game or two preceding this contest, victory should have been ours. Capt. Williams, Fellini, Matthews and Moore played the best game for Springfield, while Loy and McPherson performed well for Aurora. Superior weight and knowledge of the game enabled the Drury Freshmen to win from us November 13th. Bennett, Crooks, Raper and Call were the Red and Black's strongest representatives in this contest. Carroll and Fyan play ed good ball for Drury. One redeeming feature of the season was the big win from Carthage on the local field November 21st. The Visitors opened the game with line plunges which almost swept our players off their feet. They lost the ball, however, on Spring- field's 10-yard line and Fellini at full, taking the oval on a fake play off tackle, picked his way through the opposing play- ers and raced 90 yards for the first touch- down. Carthage scored later in the first quarter when Springfield fumbled. With the score 7 to 7 the locals started a series of forward passes in the 3d quarter that seemed to bewilder the Jasper County lads. Capt. Williams at half, and Fellini at full, carried the ball frequently and far. The final period was all for Springfield, Ben- nett, Fellini and Moore making long gains before being downed. Moore's punting was spectacular, his kicks averaging bet- ter than 40 yards. Fellini carried the ball for four touchdowns, the Carthage boys being unable to tackle him when he was once under way. Bennett handled the team well at quarter and with Capt. Wil- liams offered an interference that Car- thage could not get by. In the line, Matthews at tackle and Saxe at end played brilliantly. Capt. Ross, the visiting center, was the mainstay of his aggregation. Another feature of the Foot-ball season to which our students point with pride is the fact that Alex. Fellini, end and full- back, whose work was of the stellar variety in every game, was given the position at right end on the All Missouri High School Team. This well deserved honor coming to one of our boys along with the splendid victory over Carthage, brought a fitting close' to the Foot-ball year. U I SPI sc ,LD I IL Ie boys ame or should Fellini, at game 'herson of the to Win Crooks, Black's zontest. 'Drury. season on the Visitors s which ir feet. Spring- at full, tackle, 1g play- t touch- he first . With a series :er that ity lads. at full, r. The d, Ben- ,g gains lpunting .ng bet- the ball ge boys he Was led the t. Wil- t Car- e line, I played , center, on. season ride is d full- Variety ition at School coming plendid fitting SPRINGFI LD v E 5 y SPRINGFIELD Q XM SCHOOL IN -'-1-4i --.- nr' ' 1 ....,. ...y. ,.,.oii . , . .,,oyo - - I W ai. su x.f 1 Q 1 5 eg: -54,11 sw .. -w f 4 G -is J 1 ' ' - I X QF' 1 4 I I I . ,I ,. I Iii II I is I II II I il II .1 :I I: .I ,II 'III :III III I II I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I Foot-Ball Team I I I I A I In I I , I I Qiirfy-One . 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Z..-,..,i,.. 4. -.4, .1 ,.,.. ..1- - .,...-.em-.-,. -....1-.n .4.- .1.......- ...,. ...,, T- .-..- ,..1.. ..-., ...., ,.j,,..... .-.n , . H I G H SQ. ix I f xx , N'P?, .-Q K 1 9 1 5 Q -'25 41 -x ,z sy - vez A xg,-.5 4 f ' 'N' , , ',i 'J L' I V' 'WJ ,1 z',!.il.1Ll-'A1' ' W . P727 if if -r 4521.141-I. . ' .f lI f . .5 qjmglll ,H up -.T . .,. M J A X K V r Q T .LL fa.. HERSCHEL BENNETT Captain Basket-Ball Team Schedule January 8th-S. H. S. .44 January 15th-S. H. S. .21 January 22d -S. H. S. .48 January 28th-S. H. S. .519 February 4th-S. H. S. .23 February 6th-S. H. S. .42 February 12th-S. H. S..f53 February 22d -S. H. S. .31 February 26th-S. H. S..31 Ash Grove High .......... 11 Bolivar College at Bolivar.36 Pierce City High ......... 9 Marionville at Springi'ield.26 Springfield Y. M. C. A .... 40 Webb City High., ...... .18 Bolivar College at Spring- fleld..... ..... , .... ...9 Springfield Y. M. C. A .... 33 Springfield Y. M. C. A .... 40 March 3d -S. H. S. .62' Drury Freshmen ......... 21 March 5th-S. H. S. .25 Carthage High ..... ..... 1 9 Line-Up Ralph Snavely .... ..... . . . .... Forward Leslie Call ....... .... F orward Clyde Bearden ............. .... C enter Leonard Murrell ............. .... C enter Herschel Bennett fCaptainJ .... Guard Dewey Queen ............... .... G uard George Humphreys . . .... Guard Frank Crooks ..... .... G uard l V Sixty-Th ree SCI-100 1? SCHOOL Y , 1 x 1 9 ,, , 1 . aff First Team Sixty-Four Second Team I , . Higl past the 1 stror sectil fact Miss1 comb best m Win t As best Sched have ease. conte: teams featec Sprin of for s Am Black was n and s ball ab counts in eac opponl in eacf On where the fiw precisi of mac ing an Her: the 19 credita A 2LD JL 1 1 li 'X if ,,111.,.,, .,,,, .,,, . . ,n2.,,A44..,., .,., .A...A,.., .4.. ,.,,,,,.A.,A.,,.,... ,,. , ,...,.....,,.., ,..4,.,,.,,44,......,,,.,,A ,..,...4.,.,, ,...A.....,,,4 , , j SPRlNGFlELD it 35 j SPRINGFIELD ig -A H I G H A ,.,....,. 2 H me H . I' fx ,,.. f A 5 Ng SCHOOL 535.-ss:-za-1-1+::+:1z1:.QI4-211-sQ:f4-1-1-:-:-Q:221f22s:-:a-:-:f:-:-i32r':+:-:-: ,...... .....,. xg? SC H OO L XSS 'Q 1 Q 1 5 'KX 454 - -E-V - -i f Toys' Baskei-Ball Review CCORDIN G to the basket-ball critics of Southwest Missouri Springfield High has been represented, during the past season, by one of the best teams in the history of the school and by far the strongest High School aggregation in this section of the state. It is a lamentable fact that no state tournament is held in Missouri, for we believe the Red and Black combination would have had perhaps the best opportunity in a number of years to win the state championship. . . As the matter stands we' have met the best high school teams that were in scheduling distance of Springfield and have defeated them in every case with ease. More than this, we have won four contests out of five played with college teams. In fact the only team that de- feated us during the season was the Springfield Y. M. C. A., a five consisting of former college and university stars. 1 Among the boys that wore the Red, and Black during the 1914-15 season, there was no individual player that stood head and shoulders above the rest in basket- ball ability. There was no forward that counted the greatest number of field goals in each game or no guard that held his opponent to the fewest number of baskets in each contest. On the other hand, it was a situation where team play had been perfected until the five worked with the accuracy and precision of a well oiled and perfect piece of machinery. Each man on the team be- ing an important factor in every play. Herschel Bennett, captain and guard of the 1914-1915 team, has led the five in a creditable manner. He is lightning fast, accurate in passing, sizes up the oppo- nents' play instantly, and secured as many field goals during the season as the for- ward pitted against him. Dewey Queen, at the other guard, secured and held his position by dint of hard work. Lacking the experience of the other men, -he made up for this defect by heady and consistent playing. ' At center Clyde Bearden tipped the ball away from every opponent. He was the best defensive center that has played in the section for several years and could shoot baskets from any part of the floor. At the forward positions, Snavely and Call were a pair that would make the ordinary college team in a walk. Snavely was best under the basket, averaging seven goals per game. His sensational basket-shooting, coupled with the superior floor work of Call, was a combination not to be beaten. These men are iboth Seniors and will be hard to replace next year. ' Substitutes of A-1 calibre are nearly al- ways a big factor in any season, and this one was no exception at Springfield High. Leonard Murrell, George Humphreys and Frank Crooks were the three men used in this capacity in the season just past and they proved to be so nearly on a par with the first string men that it weakened the team very little to send them in at any time. No coach was ever supplied with more dependable material in the Way of substitutes. These men should make next year's team in easy fashion. The championship of Southwest Mis- souri is indeed a fitting tribute to be given to such a team. Sixty-Fi: U SPRINGFIELD ' U SPRINGFIELD 1 NW SCHQO1-MX! SCH OOLQX12 .X 1, ' -- I' - ' Q7 W he fs Y D 2 T Q January 8th- January 22d - January 29th February 6th- February 12th February 26th- March 3d March 5th ,Schedule .......20 Ash Grove High.... . . . . . . .12 Marionville College . . . . . . . .22 Golden City High... .......26 S.H.S.Alumni.... . . . . . . .13 Golden City High... .......20 Billingsl-Iigh..... .......30 G Drury Freshmen... .. ...... 14 J yoamhage High. . .. Line-Up Josephine Pierce CCaptainj, Millie Wilker- son and Orene Beatie ............ Forwards Mary Nee ................... .... F irst Center Elizabeth Yarbrough ............. Second Center Dorothy Skinner, May Mitchell .......... Guards Jennie Tindall, Pansy Haverly and Augustine Sf, Coots ..... .................. S ubstitutes . . 1 y spmnonem W NW SCHOOL W Q 4 f ' bs ' 4, ,,,........ ,,,,.,..,... ,,,,1.,,.,.,.... 4 ..1A,1 1 -,,. ......-.-. 1 1 1 11 -.1-'-....-.-.1- , fi H' G H ix 1111, 111111 Q I ,f.A,,,,,,-.-.f.-.', 1 .f,f.-.f.1 4 1-asm: --.11f.1.-.f : -29:1-:-:-7 .1.-.-,-.- : f:+:c-14 .-.A 1 ac-1-:-seze-:V:fg.fZi+s:f::+::a-1115: 2:-:I1274464-1G91-2123iiIf+P?if-if2Q2PI+2-I-I-P:aea23:3-Ii-I4-Pi-f1f3: f- T-PI-I'If-:+:1:ff'2f-PWPI-15322212 - 1 9 1 5 QV X.1 F, , , ,,,, if f 1.111,1 ,.11.i, 1.111.11.1.,1, 1.,.11111.1.1.,11.,..1,1 1 n - y SPRINGFIELD 1 H IG H Q1 SCHOOL QE max Ag!! X427 .. -Q7 7 1 Girls' Basket-Ball Team S1Lrty-Seven - ' . . .,A. .,,,,.A......,.,.4..,.,..,,,.,. . .,..,A.A,.,. .,... ,..A..,4.,.4,.,..,.4...,, A,,.,.,.4.,.,.,...4.,, ,.,,4.A2,. , .,,... ,,,,1.,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,,....,,L.,4A,,.,L. . , .Z..l A1,1,,,A,4A.,,,n1.,AA.,1..2....... , . i Spwlmwin i SPRINGFIELD X ' -, -6:74, '343' - -S? Giirls' Basket-Ball Review S PRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL has . been represented in past years by some splendid girls' basket-ball teams, but without doubt the team which represented our institution in this department during the past season was the best of them all. A glance at the record will show that our girls played a schedule of nine games, which included the strongest college and high school teams to be found .in Southwest Missouri this year or in several years past. Three of the hardest games of the season were played on foreign courts, but the Red and Black combination were consistent performers and their team play seemed just as puzzling on the midget courts away from home as in the big gym at High. Accurate team Work put Springfield in the lead in every game of the season and kept them there till the last whistle. The championship of Southwest Missouri comes to us without a protest, all schools in this section conceding the superiority of the combination from S. H. S. We feel confident that state champion- ship honors were due us and had it been at all possible we would have been glad to meet any team that was a claimant of the state title. Jo Pierce, who for the last three years has been an excellent performer on the basket-ball court at High, captained the 1914-15 team. Her average of six goals Sixty-Eight per game shows what luck the strongest guards in this section had when playing against her, and classes her as the best forward in the State of Missouri. ' Millie Wilkerson and Orene Beatie alter- nated at the other forward. Although this was their first real basket-ball experience, either made a splendid running mate for Captain Pierce. Beatie developed into a splendid basket-tosser and Wilkerson had few equals when it came to floor work. Mary N ee scored her second year at the pivotal position and tipped the ball away from every opponent. She was the best offensive center in this section. p As runing center, Elizabeth Yarbrough, playing her first season, put up a passing game that would have done credit to a player of several years' experience. The Nee-Yarbrough combination improved steadily and in the last games they were covering the floor in ine style. 'Dorothy Skinner and May Mitchell formed the main defense for the Red and Black machine, and the record of twelve Held goals in nine games shows what a wonderful defense this must have been. The substitutes of the season were Jennie Tindall, Pansy Haverly and Augus- tine Coots. These girls are all good play- ers and contributed a great deal toward the making of the championship team. . I U 6.2 X l EIN in ch: most was t put ol ial t1 the sc map v Rai of the baske1 it will court. pf D it ai, ji! xffl' Jngest laying e best alter- fh this fience, te for into a In had rk. at the away e best rough, assing 3 to a The Jroved ' were itchell ad and twelve what 'a een. were Lugus- l play- oward tm. I. y so ii i if l , lg 'I , if Q A ,I , f 'Sd D Q in l 1 CL if qw, 6521.56-Ball Outlook E NCOURAGED by the showing made last year, it is the intention of those in charge to make this season one of the most extensive for base-ball. Last season was the first time in years that High had put out a base-ball squad and the mater- ial that presented itself showed that all the school needed to put it on the base-ball map was someone to start the ball rolling. Rainy weather will not stop the practice of the boys this year, for as soon as the basket-ball tossers vacate the gymnasium it will be changed into an indoor base-ball court. Not a few good men were lost last year by graduation, namely, Benson, Ekbert, Irwin, Thompson, Barrett, Pipkin and Williams, but Mr. Criss is out scouting for new finds and feels confident that the ranks can easily be filled by promising material. Games will be scheduled with all the leading high schools in Southwest Mis- souri, and probably a few above our class. Everyone is confident that Old High will have a few more scalps hanging in her tepee at the close of the season. l i l 1 fm-'11 :Iii X - - . -' . f 'V 5135 , 77--4,slrT lg3.7l'7 f A V .., L .,: ,. :..,.-.f Base-Ball Squad sixty-Nin V 5 1 l 4 l w ll w i 3 1 P F 1 l I 5, A l 'I ,A l ll r g spmucnuo Q M SCHOOL V9 is A y SPRINGFIELD 1 SCHOOL' ' S .11. 1 ' ' O..1O,.. H , Q 7 , n,,, , .,AA.AO .,...,,A ..,.A ..,A,.O . . O .. A,,,,, xxx I, I 1 9 1 5 Q: - . Axf 1' Ns. ,I Na..f - Q ' Yells Boom a-lacka, boom a-lacka! Bow-wow-wow ! Chick a-lacka, chick a-lacka! Chow-chow-chow ! Boom a-lackag chick a-lacka, V I guess yes, I Springfield High S-chool, S-H-S! We don't give a Rip Van Winkle Or a little bull pup, Springfield High School Never gives up! Rick-a-chick-a-boom! Ricka-chicka boom! Ricka-chicka! Ricka-chicka! boom, boom, boom! Rif-ra-re! Rif-ra-ri! What's the matter with Springfield High? We are wild and woolly, We're made like a saw, We will can them like oysters, Rah! Rah! Rah! Strawberry shortcake! Huckleberry pie! V-i-c-t-0-r-y. . Are We in it? I guess yes! Springfield High School, S. H. S.! A bucket of water, A long-handled mop 5 Springfield High School, Always on top! 1-2-3-4-5-6-7, S'prin'gfield High School goes to Heaven. When they get there, how We'll yell, To see Aurora down in-Booma-Lacka, Booma-Lacka! seventy Rickity ax! Rickity ax! Get the ax! Get the ax! Who for? Who for? Aurora! Razzle-Dazzle ! Sizzle-Sazzle! Zip-Boom-Ba! Springfield High School, Rah! Rah! Rah! Ice cream, soda water, . Ginger ale-pop! Springfield High School, Always on top! Rip-rale. Rip-rale. Rip-rale-re! Wouldnft you, wouldn't you, like to be, One of, one of, one of We, Springfield High School, Rip-Rah-Re! U1-a-la, Ul-a-la, Zip boom ba! Springfield High School, Rah-Rah-Rah! Scarlet and Black, Scarlet and Black, Springfield High School, Cracker Ja-ck! QWhistleJ Ah-Boom-High School, fyellj . Dr. Pepper, ginger ale! We're the bunch That never fail. Hip-Zoo! Rah-Zoo! Zip! Rah! Boom! Springfield High School! Give us room! l in 3 i 5PP'N0F'ELD 'm iSPR'NGF'fLDi1 'TN f ' 'Nl .-.ii 5? 6X ,L C H OO - M, ,...,.,..A, ....,,.,,,.,,.,....,......,., ...,........,.. .,..A1,.4,.,,,,.,.V2 , , ,,,..... .A,. ,.,,,... .,..,,,4.,,,.,.,1.,.........2 f.-.-,,- ,,,.... , ,v,.,.,,.,..,A.A,.,.,.. -,.,- ,.,1.,,.,,.,.... -,f.-,.,.V.V.,.,.. , , ,..A. .V...,,.. , ,.,.A 3 , I 3 . f ' I S C H OO L qkdl N513 'lf 1 9 1 5 . 3-QT, jill g? WW' .. 65' - Q37 x the ax ! l r. 5 1525557 I v I Track Squad Track Entries 100-yd. Dash-Crooks, Raper. 220-yd. Dash-Crooks, Raper. Quarter Mile-Snavely, Camp, Wallace. Half Mile-Wallace, Nordyke, Johnson. Mile-Johnson, Northcutt, Boren. Shot Put-Queen, Cunningham, Jordan, Call. Discus-Call, Queen, Cunningham, Jordan. 120iyd. Hurdles-Humphries, Bennett, Muratta. 220-yd. Hurdles-Humphries, Bennett, Fellini. High Jump-Finney, Humphries, Bearden, R. Moore. Broad Jump-J. Moore, Carson, Bearden. Pole Vault-Raper, Humphries, Crooks, Squibb. 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G H it , , ,G , A , , ooos on , J Js no Jenne on , L Joo JJ , tayo ,, J 1 9 1 5 H i '21 Sylvester Muratta Paul Cochran Lawrence Meyers Chester Anderson Herschell Bennett Donald Collins Carl Agnew Allen Bradshaw Roy Brooke Paul Brooke Glen Brooke Earl Bodine John Bodine Edward Barbour Walter Cossey Harry Carson Oscar Christman Joe Campbell Harold Cox Claud Craig Maurice Cochran James Collins Charles Dando Walter Eisenmayer Ralph Elkins Jerry Fenton Tom Foley Harold Finney Carl Hamlin Paul Hawkins 'Acorns ACTIVE MEMBERS George Dunlap Graham Finney Klyce Fuzzelle . William James William Irvin Forest Naylor PAST MEMBERS Lloyd Halleck Earl Hansell Elbourn Hurlbert James Hutchison Glen Johnson Will Johnson Paul J ezzard Frank J ezzard Harry Knight Rufus King Roland Kite Tom Watkins Harry Lawing Sherman Lillie Will Lincoln Harold Lincoln Stanley Lippman Earl Leonardxb James Lillie James Martin Ed Merritt Harry Merritt Arthur Meyers Fred McCrocky . . I - H gg S, ...S-111 .. -v f gl SCHOOL Ralph Paxson Dwight Smook f Ralph Snavely Allan Wallace Robert Moore Harry Hughes Thurman McConnell Howard Nelson Dan Nee John N ee Tom Nee Eugene O'Byrne Abial Pierce Phill Payne Werdin Rainey Will Reps - Louis Reps Burt Singleton Harry Singleton Rex Singleton Otto Smith Fay Stevens Bernard Thrall Harvey Turner Paul Thompson Dave Widbin Arthur Wright Bert Waits Richard Wuagstaff Harry Wells I ELD tg H BN SN 0 .Qs Q? 1el1 sPmNomw 3 W ol. X sci-so QV Wt-1 g SPRINGFIELD 1 WSC:-4001. ' ' , f , , ,, ...,,A .4,.... ' 2 -,I H I G H 3 , ' ' ffffffv. I H I G H .' A f I 1, 4? ,,A,,.A ...,,..4..,,A ,...A.,...,, ..,.....,.A,,,A ..., ,.4...,AAA.,......,...,, ,,,,,,A ..,,.,..4,AA.. ....4 .A., ..,,,A,..,A ....1..,..., .,,..,.. ...,:,1,5 I l X X - 1 9 1 5 R , Q -X .511 'B' ' - -Q7 n I K w N ' fy, I N F VO .. 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C anton, Ohio Kappa ...... EDNA UNDERWOOD ETIIEL ALLEN MYRTLE PLANK HENRIETT DOLING MRS. T. M. SEAWELL MRS. C. B. RUSSEL . Milwaukee, Wis. . . .Denver, Colo. . Springfield, Mo. Milwaukee, Wis. SPRINGFIELD 'Q NW sc:-4ooL B xg . x 4 A QV GD' I? -X '4 ' ' - 'E il W ,...,.,.,.-.1g',f,ff,-,',35 Q 4.5.12 f,f. 4 -,-,. ,.,- 5 .3 A:g-,-.-,-,.,- 3 x S C H L xx 1 I 1 5 4M .. - -' 9 1 - i 1 Hfyllfy-0116 H I G H -:X ,,.. ..,, ..... 4 H H lu' I? H OL 'Sl 4,,,,,, ...,,.,.A,,,A.. .,...A 1 bg 5 'WN c O 1 9 I n 5 ' ,..4. via' - iv-21 - -Rf Tau Phi amma A DOROTHY BLAIN HAZEL BRASHEAR VIRGINIA FERGUSON LILLIAN FUSON KATHERINE HOWELL BETTY JOHNSON MRS. DR. THOMAS I MRS. EARL SEAMANS MRS. JAMES HEDGES MRS. J. T. WOODRUFF MRS. ED SANFORD IJfgl11y-Two Theta Chapter Installed 1911 Active Members LUCILE LEE LETITIA MOSIER HELEN MURRAY MARGARET MURRAY MARY PEAKE MARJORIE SANFORD RUTH SHATTUCK. GPa'trOne.s,se.s MRS. KARL EATON MRS. CHARLIE HOLLAND MRS. J. R. BARRETT MRS. F.. F. MILLER MRS. WILBUR SMITH EMILY SIMMONS ENOLA SMALL WILMA SMITH FLORENCE STONE ETHEL MAY TOOMBS J ASAMINE WOODRUFF MRS. CHARLEY COON MRS. GEORGE THOMPSON MRHS. FRANK WILLIAMS MRS. FERRIE SMITH I SPRINGFIELD H ' H16 H . Q1 SCHOOL ll ! VF Wg, N x I XS. -1-ff XZ' ,- 4 X' - - pf , Q! Eigh ty-Th ree I 1 s:zlINcgl:D H '4 I SIIINSEFEILD - 1 9 1 5 Si W -.. Q A,1J Sv X-f .. .-.1, ,,,.,. ..,. -,-. .... C' 6- -1'-'f I -'-' f 'f'f'f-PH-f-?f'f -'.'.' I 'ff'ff'f'3??Pfi f'-'-'.' P ffii5f+?f-I-f-f-1f'Z'f'?PPPff'2Pf-I-Q '-1' I '?:'f'?f'3f'f'H-T' -'-22 '.a' P I'f- '-'?xfff'?f'?f'?f' '-1'41' - 'f'??P?f i-fv'-if -','-' I iff'f'PPPHZ-P'Qf'?x'f'f':'? 4 'A ?':':':' X Interior Views la' iyfh ly-I-'nur gs D 1 -'fe .X . . ,1,.,,.,.,....,,, ,...,,,,,.,,. .. A4..., ....,A ..A, ..,..., ..,,,.. , .4A. ,.,,. , , , , , - U SPR 'GF'ELD 3 ZIZ: SPR'NGF'EL ' 1 9 1 5 Xi 554 s,-I N N f A if f Q 1 I X u , 'U W' -- g k Nknrw if? PVMMIH X- laik w ,,l7 K 1:1 NM NX I K MW. 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How canst thou, from Olympus' airy height The dense and dingy darkness of this low Realm penetrate? Lay bare thy schemes, and guide This quill thy hidden knowledge to reveal. There's toward the south and west a well known state, Missoures, great in power and wealth, and rich In resources, a state renowned for fame Through all the world. Within the farther part Of this great state, a gay and sunny land Doth lie, by sturdy hills enclosed, a land Beloved by all the gods, yet sacred though To Ceres, and Ozarcus is the name. 'Tis here a city broad, from dusky vale, Doth rise to deck the highest hill, shelt'ring A fair and happy tribe, yet iwise and skilled. Arpagathus of this tribe was a lad Of noble birth,rthe only son of him, A coiner one most learned and true. Beneath Apollo's glancing rays, sweet scented herbs Among, surrounded by the brooks and trees This youth his life began. He favored grew By her who now alone the thunderbolts Of Jove, doth wield. A student he became, Yet fair in face and mien. Arpagathus fthe -bridge did cross that leads From Ward to High, the Hall he entered in, And donned a toga white fwith bands of green. Before the algebraic shrine, he first Eighty-Six ' - His homage paid in many a hard spent hour, And by his toil at last he gained a nod From her, the priestess stern. Incense he burned To Latin verbs and nouns and adjectives, And breathing deep the fumes, inhaled all The forms. With slow and reverent step he crossed The sacred English island, guided by V A clever sage, admired for his wit, 'Twas here his greatest treasures were attained, Of classics rich and rare, of prose and poems. Then, too, from the illustrious oracle Of history he learned of Egypt, Rome And Greece. He wiser grew, was more 'beloved By all the Hall's most potent ones. The Fates Ev'n gave as his reward a seal, the stamp Of Excellent And four full quarters thus, He spent in undisturbed betterment. 'Twas then a change came o'er the lad, those bands Of green were laid aside, in purest white He stood revealed, a crown around his brow That glitt'ring in its jewels, sparkled, Sophomore Alas, 'tis not for mortals thus to be! The perfect is for none to see, until Hehconqueror of the gross is proven. The queen Of gods, relentless Juno, now had watched With jealous glance, for many a moon, the boy's Advance. Her look did turn to hate, revenge She craved against the one whose honors had Increased to rise beyond her Hebe's gifts. A plot she formed, a scheme contrived that filled Her evermindful heart with glee. At once Frivolity she called, and pouring forth Her plans she changed the frisky sprite-dark hair, Quaint eyes, and yes, a mouth+O maiden most Bewitching, and with Ate for her name. The day, the time, the place, thou ne'er to be Forgotten incident! Damp snow and clouds, And dreariness combined that day, the first One of December bleak. Arpagathus Half through his second year had turned and on l U 1 That n With u Was it Or did Arpaga A dimj He kne Him st The sh: In sear He wel His thoi Was sp A smile Arrived He crep He was A seeks The shi Neglect Athena, A coun In soler From t Commai Against A messf His cou Arpaga1 Commal .sum H 'ff OL H -X xx W .2111 QV ou r, e burned 5: ll e crossed attained, sms. Jeloved Fates P thus, e bands a row ophomoref' 3 queen .ed a boy's age had xt filled rk hair, most be ds, rst md on i SPRINGFIELD t i Spmlfw .1 H 1 G H - A ..,42,, ,..4...,. H IG H . ff 'ax . ,,.. ,.,. 5 It E N 1 9 1 5 an .aaf NW' .. -vw Pay, -I .QV That morn, a third already spent, he neared With usual care the sacred English isle. Was it a shaft dropped by the sun from heav'n? Or did a faery quickly flitter by? Arpagathus had raised his eyes to see, A dimpled smile, Ate's. She hurried on. He knew not where-Cupid well armed behind Him stood-he followed her, the path forgot, The shrines passed by, the temples entered not. In search of such another smile on, on He went. His richest gifts at her feetlayg His thoughts were turned not from her way, his time Was spent to grant her wish. On, on, a smile, , A smile to gain. The months slipped by, the time Arrived for Sophomores, Juniors to become. He crept through some way, knew not how. Junior He was supposed to be, yet really just A seeker of one smile. , The shrines and wisdom's cherished altars dim, Neglect do not endure unvrecompensed. Athena, knowing notiof Juno's tricks, A counsel called of greatest ones, 'to meet In solemn form. Redress of wrongs received From this lad's carelessness, she duly asked. Commands and rules were formed, restrictions made Against such harms and injuries. They chose A messenger who through this Hall did keep His course, these orders to enforce. Arpagathus heeded not the rules, heard not Commands or laws, not ev'n a Pass, V. P., Or Poor, could draw him from the search of that One smile, Ate's. A grasp-was it his? Had He found it at last? O thou moment of The wildest joy! It was-No! Where had it Flown ?-Fickleness of youth, Ate has given Her smile to another. Mourn not, grieve not, the lad -was wisernfar For having felt the sting of sorrow's prick. More thoughtful he, better prepared to wear His cap and gown of sombrest gray, for now A :Senior staid he had become, with ills Repaid and favor found by roughest toil And constant strife. Victory won-a braver Man. Ev'n to this day, if you should pass through that Fair vale, Ozarcus, you might see a tomb, The pride of his son's sons, on which is carved The simple phrase, UARPAGATHUS VICTOR. So weary not your minds over the lines Above, and trouble not your memory For names unknown, if any such there be. 'Tis only the account of your first love Affair, as probably a Homer or A Virgil would have written it, had you But lived in times of ancient Greece when life Was myth and fact unknown. e f' QW ? 0, l' ll QQ Eighty-SfL'Cn 7 Nl sc:-fool. 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L, .A,,.-, - , -.f.4,-,1-,f,.-:'.--f.f,f ,.,.- : 1:-1-1: .-.-.-.1.2-....,,, 1-.'.4.',f.-,f.f.f Q .--- I C H L wwf - -ev 5 - .ggi C Senior iDic1io1xary, Unabridged Definitions, Derivations, Illustrations A fNOt8-71 stands for noun: 11, verbg a, adjective: Gr., Greek: Lat., Latin: Ger German, Fr., French, H., Hebrepwg It., Italian 5 A.-S., Anglo-Saxon g Per, Persian 5 Ind., Indiangj A 'J Kate Abbott: 12, slenderness CKate-G12 purej. Emery Allen: 12, a deep and silent thinker fEmery - Fr., rich, powerfull . ' x I 1: Ethel Allen: oc, vivacious . CEthel-Fr., noble, a princessj. 'Wi 5 . H a t t 1 e Amerman: a, Jane Austenish CHat- tie+It., head of a householdj. Emery Allen Chester Anderson: 12, Beau Brummel fChester-Lat., a campy. Emily Armstrong: a, energetic CEmily-- Ger., energeticj. B Clyde Bearden: 12, a tower fClyde-It., rnercifulj. Genevieve Beland: 12, smiles fGeI1eVieVe- Fr., a widowb. Lillian Benson: 12, Sleeping Beauty CLi1lian -Lat., a lilyb. Dorothy Bishop: 12, a melodious voice fDorothy-Gr., a precious giftj. Hazel Brashear: 12, a scribbler fHazel- A.-S., brown-eyedj. , Dorothy Breckenridge: 12, giggles QDOTO- thy-Gr., a precious giftl. Irwin Brown: 12, an elf I Clrwin-Ger., a fol- fz lower of Edward Ir- U- Vingi- , H Allene Banfield: 12, a 5 good chum fAllene- Ger., lonelyj. Longus et Latus C Leslie Call: 12, a cartoonist CLeslie-Ger., lesserj. Francis Camp: 12, a Ford demonstrator CFrancis-Fr., freel. Beatrice Chapin: 12, sweetness CBeatr1ce La H1 a k 1 n g - lf., ' , happyb- Paul Cochran: 12, a , Smithonian CPaul-- 1 Lat., littleb . -B Sweetness Lenore Cowden: CL, quiet fLenore-Gr., lightj. Irving Cox: a, deliberate flrving-Ger., a follower of Edward Irvingj. Bessie Croxton: 12, kinkiness CBessie-H., a worshiperj. Lucille Crank: a, illustrious CLuCille- Lat., bloomingl. Eifzlzfy Y' se, 1 A.,.,1.,,.,,A..,,,,,,,1.,,,1L......,.1,-.4, .. ,,.,A,.. ,...4. ,.,,1.,.A.A......,,,,,.A,.,....,.....1-,2 1 - ,,,.. ...,.. '..,,1. ,.,.A..,.... , ....,.,. ,.,. ..A,.,,,.,,.A4,1.4.A..........,.'.,11....... Q ....'.-.4. -..,......,..' .',-,-.-.- n ' 1 y SPRINGFIELD Q y SPRINGFIELD 1 SCHOQL ,.., .. 1 ,...AA ,...., T ,...,,A, .....A,A, 1 ........Ai ....A,, I . ....,,A..,A, ...,......AA . M SCHOO , 'Q - .QV D Leota Forrester: YL, . ' f 1 th ' 't f d k Irene Danleyz a, serene Clrene-Gr., peace- X X 1 e Spln 0 us full X , , fLeota-Lat., Josephine Daniels: n, jollity Uosephine- H., to increasej. Helen Deckert: a, cheerful fHelen-Gr., lightl. George Dixon: a, inkish CGeorge-Gr., landholderj . Ella Doran: n, a little sister CE1la-Gr., gracefulb. E Edith Edge: u, primness fEdith-A.-S., happinessj. Marguerite Edwards: n, carefulness CMarguerite-Gr., a pearly . Clara Lucie Ely: TL, a bit of daintiness CClara - Lat., il- K lustriousg Lucie R -warlikej. W 6, , , Wanella Emrich: a, 'i 'Q lovable CWanel1a Daintiness -Incl., a spiritj. Myrtle Evans: a, inflexible fMyrtle A.-S., clingingb. F Flo Ella Farleyzia, genuine 1F10 Ella -Lat., bright flowery. Helen Fellows: 12, fellowship CHelen -Gr., lightl . James Ferguson: TL, a financier Games-H., a supplanterb. .Yincfy ' g is-K f x x ,X N ' X X N l1Il,,f, f daringl. X 'Til sly Klyce Fuzzelle: a, Q J X17 versatile fKlyce -F fr., i l 1 u s - Will 0' wisp 131-iougj , G Esther Garrett: n, a student fEsther- Per., a starj. Marie Gott: a, gen- tle CMarie - Fr., sadb. Edgar Gustafson: a, ambitious fEd- gar-A.-S., a pro- tector of proper- . Ambition H George I-Iagebusch: n, Senior of the heavy tread CGeorge-Gr., a landholderl. Egbert Harmon: fu, to snap lens fEgbert +Lat., famous with a swordj. Paul Harris: n, weight CPaul - I-3 Lat., littlej. I 1 Irene Hayes: '12, a fair-haired maid- ELQ- 3 en flrene-Gr., peacefull . Neil Hendricks: 12, to follow style fNeil-Lat., darkj. Mary Hibler: a, coquettish fMary-H., star of the seal. Georgia Hedgepeth: n, slowness fGeorgia -Gr., an owner of an estatel. Celest Holtschneider: a, celestial fCeleSt -Lat., heavenlyl. I Fannie free Caroly Lat., lone Ju violet Esther I starj Louise 3, Waf Bertha beaui Margar Gr., 4 France C Fra Grant amat C Gra Ralph dust: Ger., Irene l Clrei full . Benton dines Lawrel rencf FIELD i H DOL ester: n, L of dusk -- Lat., zelle: a, fKlyce i 1 l u s - Esther- ? Q Q he heavy derj . CEgbert r i s: n, CPau1- eb . as: n, a ad maid- e - Gr., 'ickss 71, rkl . iry-H., fGeorgia CCe1est S-f C 4.1. ,..,A,.. ..4,,, ,...4,, , ,,,.,, ,.,, . M SCHOOL hh x HIGH I ,-I I 4 ,.,A,z,.,.,.... .,.,., ,...2., . ,.,.,.,.,2,,., , .,..,,,.,,13,,,,...,1,A,.A.,.,,. ,.,.,. ,...,.,.,.,,.,1,.,.,.,...A,,,.,.,,A.,.,, . . , i .,.,,2.,,.,.,.,A,,.,.,., 4 .211.,A,.,.,2.,,,,,.,,......1.A.,.,2,,,.,,,2.,..1,.A1.,.,.4.,,.,,.,..,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,1a.,..,..,WA,,.4,,11.,.A.,,A.., A. ,.,,, J G E .4A, ,.,,,,,. .W.,,. , . ,,. ,1.n.4 y , e I ,..... , . 4,.,,A..., , 4...,.,, ,, .., .. ....,, I .,,A,,, I , .1 . 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'ALB I Helen Mitchell: 12, to love G-xo A 2 d 1' , 0 ' ' C4 A Grinder Mary Moore: a, retiring fMary-H., star of the seaj. Ruth Morris: a, pretty iRuth-H., ' beautyl. - Charles Morton: n, a blower fChar1es -Ger., strong, manlyl. ' Robert Murphy: a, critical fRobert- Ger., bright in famej. Sylvester Muratta: 11, to live up to a name CSylvester-Lat., a rusticb. N Forest Naylor: a,l Pateguous CForest- A.-S., sturdyl. Marceline Nerud: 11, gloriousness fMar- celine-Lat., a knockerj. Esther Newman: TL, 9. deal' CESther- Per., a starjg Myrtle Nichols: 71, G e n e v i e v e ' s friend C Myrtle- r I ' - i A.-S., clingingj. ' 4 Clyde Nordyke: 11, a money holder 'H' - CClyde-It., mer- l N' cifulj. Mcney Ninety-OH? C SPRINGFIELD 1- HI - ai G H is is 14 GX gy -. X 1 Ni 1 I , .-wr ffl P . Ellen Page: 11, a pageant fEllen-G1'., lightl. Annabel Park: G, Schu- mann - Heinkish iAn- nabel-H., gracej. Pauline Pate: 11, a warm ' disposition fPauline- Lat., littlej. Mollie Patterson: '11, modesty fMollie-H., sadb . Annabel Park Ralph Pa.xson:11, a Eulaphone CRalph-Ger., a herob. Georgia Phillips: 11, fairness CGeorgia- G11., an owner of an estatej. Josephine Pierce: 11, a Hbawl -ing genius C J osephine-H ., to increasej . Helen Platte: 11, one always to be found with Wanella fHel'en+G1'., lightj. Myrtle Plank: 11, never to hurry CMyrtle -A.-S., clingingj. Donald Porter: 11, owner of the earth fDonald-Ger., a proud chiefj. Joe Post: 11, grins fJoe-H., to increasej. R Marcus Raper: 11, a scout fMarcus-Lat., a warriorl. Chester Ramsey: 11, erectness Q Chester- Lat., a campj. Ruby Rhea: 11, a pedagogue CRuby-A.-S., a jewelj. Bessie Rhodes: 11, an algebraic shark fBessie-H., a worshiperj. .Yifwfy-7'1r'n SCHOOL ii 1 9 1 5 Rss, Thurlo Rogers: G, winged footed fThurld -Lat., incensej. vi Ethel Ross: 11, dimples . A CEthel-Fr., noble, a princessj. t ADancer 1 S Lydia Schatz: 11, a Nightingale fLydia -G11., a native of Lydial. ' Dwight Schmook: 11, bright Smoke fDwight-A.-S., Whitel. Irving Schwab: a, ' E personification of wisdom Clrving I -Ger., a follower of Edward Irv- j lg: ' :lil-L:-'. , ing, . ' Q 1-f 'L' -. 1 ' . jwe- -.. ,- . 277, ' ff 9711, XX fZ,f L,4fff.f1f, Q, .3 Qt bm Irving Schwab I Mildred Schwieder: 11, I ' 1 fashion's model fMil- bf dred-Ger., gentle threatenerj . If! Eula Scott: ct, popular ., I fEula-G11., fair :UI Speeghj , . Fashion's Model Mildred Seaman: 11, a beauty fMildred- Ger., a gentle threatenerl. James Seaman: cb, judicial Games-H., a supplanterj . Grace Sherrow: a, conscientious fGrace -Lat., grace, favorj. Tom Short: 11, to seek ads fTom-H., a twinj. Helen Smith: 11, the Sappho of High fH0l8H-G7'., lightj. I1 I SPI 1 U Sf Q7 Thelm, fairj Ralph f Ral Agnes pure Clemel Lat., Grace gI'3.C4 Gladys A .-S. L 5, date Seth T point Edna one v lars 1 ureb . EFIELD 5 H DOL V ' fLydia Smoke wab: a, :ation of Clrving follower ,rd Irv- fl? --' ld! 's Model ildred- s-H., a fGrace L-H., 3. , 9 A .':'.f'lf':':':A:-Q: -5',',',',' E :gf-If-:-I vZ'.'.',','.', f -'-'.ZZ 1 ',',4A- -'.','.', L51 ',g' A 4---l ,'-',','.'.',LQ'-fv- -Q3 -','.'.','.'.',Qgf,2-. .'.'.'vL '.'.' .',g3:3 I-.'.'.','.',',j',1-,3--....'.',',-,--4 .1.-,.,. -,',21'A1-1..........421',-........,..'.'.'. f4...,,.... U i i n U SPR'NGF'fLD N r e' o'o t'r'1 i SPR'NGF'fLD H . I H I G ..A1 -. ,2- . - - '- ' -'-','- '-'-' '1-- ' 4 .,.f,.,.,. , .4,,.,.,- 1 -',-.-.f.-,-.,.- s sssszac-sp:-.-f-:-:-sa:-:-:A:-:-:lc-5-I+:-1-:-:-1-: - 'f1 - .ery 9 1 5 A Thelma Smith: n, sincerity CThelma-H., fairl. Ralph Snavely: n, the leader of a tribe fRalph-Ger., a heroj. Agnes Southern: a, stately fAgnes-Gr., pureb. Clements Sperry: a, Elyfic CClements- Lat., mild-temperedh. Grace Straley: a, gracious CGrace-Lat., grace, favorj. Gladys Syfan: n, happiness fGladys- A.-S., a happy onel. T Frances Thomas: 72, a bird CFrances--Fr., freej. ' Holland Todd CL trust- ' Worthy KH ol la nd- - Ger gayj . Cf : , gf' ., . Q Elsie Trenary: '12, to be ! fond of ffschmookv fE1sie-H., religiousl. Nellie Tunnelle: a, Se- date CNe1lie-Gr., lightj. S Seth Turk: n, brevity QSeth-H., ap- pointedj. U Ewa Edna Underwood: W, I gi f Q one who braves burg- : We : lars fEdna-H., pleas- - '.-, - urej. I Pl' - The Burglar I 'Conrad Walter: W n, a Wit CConrad-Ger., resolutel. Millie Wilkerson: n, feirmiqk - - Z ' curls fM1ll1e--Ger., a 'rms' .,, '--ff' . W' gentle threatenerj. , '1,i'?lYf2, . ' D Richard Willard: 72, 2, ponderer CRichard- Ger., powerfull. Curls Osie Willey: fn, devotion fOsie-Lat., audibleb . . Aubrey Williams: n, a kicker fAubrey- Lat., ruler of spiritsl. Helen W o o d: -Gr., lightj. TL, ' brilliance QI-Ielen Edith Wharton: a Warbler fEdith -A.-S., ha p p i- nessb . 7 jgvz A Harold Young ny Br-lliance Y Elizabeth Yarbrough: 12, adoration fElizabeth -H., a worshiperl. Harold Young: n, an ink slinger QH a r old - A.-S., championj . x etJ7I e Mx 2 4....,, ...., W SCHOOL T' - I I-A gx .11-1-:-:lm-.-.-.w'J...fam-.4.11'. , w- 'If-:fic 2:44-91:-.-1-Kaffe-:c-:-:sw --.- ' 'C-9 ,-.. ..., '-if-9:-Lia... 9Z'Z-Hi 5334255-P f ' 1- ia SCHOOL 'S' ........... ....A.,.. , , ,........ . ,...... ...., ...., . . . V: 5 xx 1 K x wa nk' 1 9 1 5 -I I Y A 4 Faculty Snaps ' Ninety-Four ' 3 R. 'RN W .gf , t ,-,' 1 -:-:- , ,.,..'.','. 1, .-.-..'.,,,.,.,...-,'...'.'.-.-.-,.A...-.-.-. ',-.- ,,.-,,.4., ...,..V,-,-,.,,,V ,.,.A. ....,,- .-.-,-..,.,.,,,...,.., 2 f , , ..,........V.-...4,..-1--- - ' ' U SPR'NGF'fw X1 SPRINGFIELD H .L H . G H . g H IG H H 1 9 1 5 H , by , - gy, ' Q5 v' . Faculty Snaps Xin cly- Five 3 , , J 4 9 1 5. 1 1 1 . .A, . .A 1 ,, , . .,,, 1 . , , , 1 , , ,Li,,.,A , .A4 ,,AL ,. , 4 , , ,,,.L , z1,, .4, , A . 1 1 A ,L. 2 , W .A,WA W A A1L11.,L L W .. 21, ,1,n1 . A ,,,.,L3 I 1 ,c1ztt. W A ,4 1 ,1 ,. ,,221 . .4l,21. ' K 4 -L+, A ff 1 '22 ' ., -Q7 I 1 ' 1 , Q NNN X15 ix M S C H l. 1'-1 11 'Aa Mlm? '. ':4Az3 A'. : .'zznu11 4 l 'A1z:2'b :1z z2 '4 '-'-'-'-'-1' P 2 5 S C H l. Q . , X . I I , - 6 -A 1 f I sry, - 1 --. Faculty Meetmg Tuesday 2 30 Room D and a very Teutonlc atmosphere Enter teachers and seat themselves ac cord1ng to ages the younger and more un ruly ones 1n front and the elders 1n the rear MISS Routt d1str1butes the mall and be gms the roll call Mr Dodd Present Mr Hull Here Mr Hull fnotlcmg Mr Doran adorned Wlth the sprmg s earllest blossomsb wh1s pers to Mr Humphreys What soda fountam had an openmg today? CSuppressed chuckles J MISS Ott Present MISS Abbott Present MISS Ausherman Present Mr Gregg Here M1ss Ross Present M1ss Sheppard Present MISS Ott across the a1sle to MISS Shep pard I wlsh you would look at MISS Abbott s beads MISS Sheppard Yes I rather th1nk they are a Chr1stmas present as It were The roll call proceeded all were present wlth the exceptlon of Mr Foster MISS Hurt MISS Rowland M1ss Wood M1ss Morrow and Mr Carrler A d1scuss1on of the grades of certam unfortunates followed too pamful to prmt Mr Dodd frubbmg the back of h1s headj So much for that now another th1ng the Annual Staff has asked 1f the faculty w1ll be w1l11ng to pay for the space taken up by the1r p1ctures any d1scus S1OI17 MISS Ross How much w1l1 1t be? Mr Humphreys Well I th1nk the Staff declded about fifty cents for each teacher Im not certa1n but that would be my guess Mr Crlss farlsmgb I am 1n favor of helpmg the Staff and I th1nk It only Just that we should pay for the space taken up by our p1ctures but I would suggest that we do not pay for the space 1n wh1ch they roast us Mr Doran Cqmcklyj Your plcture s not supposed to roast you but 1t may f Laughter J Enter MISS Rowland and Mr Carrler fquletlyj Mr Dodd Well to contlnue how many are 1n favor of paymg? CAl1 hands up J Mr Dodd Seems to be clearly a ma Jorlty Mr Doran Mr Dodd I ve been th1nk 1ng about that oratorlcal contest seems to me that we ought to begm earller d6C1S1 have mlght and s E vote a que nua QOL ' SCHOOL M' SCHOO YQ, l - 3 1 9 1 5 - N Mr. Dodd: Do you people think the Mr. Dodd: That matter Was settled. decisions are always as the audience would Anything special Miss-. h9'V9 them ?n He goes the round and there is a general MF- CUSS! NO, I think the Speakers head shake until he reaches Miss Isabel might just as Well go out in the back yard Shepard. and shoot 'craps' for the prize. Miss Shepard. HMI, Dodd must We , f h. ' , CC ' ' !7 . . , jagothgi MISS Abbott' I agree Wlth Mf-Cf1SS- count the students tardy before or after ed if the CGeneral discussion.J the tefdy bell? D the Space Mr. Dodd: Anything to add before a thMr' Dodd: fugllii tardil 'foil is rullgdfoi I discus- Vote, Mr. Gregg? ' et ptgrpose otve 1ng W e er a s u en Mr. Gregg: I would just like to ask IS ar y or no ' t be ? a question about that money for- the An- More head Shakes-, hink the nua1. u Adjournment. for each ' it Would in favor : it only Lce taken suggest ' h' h - , end if- if-, picturexs V may. Carrier ue, how ly a ma- en think- ig seems lier. Ninety-S V , , 1 I , 4 li gi il H fi l il li 1 I I I 1 f . ,-2.b. I U SPRWD me- H ' H' G H .ag H ,G H U S '7 s 'NS' -.-i ' H 'i Ngx cn-foo IM ,,,,. ..,, ....,,,, ........,,,, .4A,., A.A,,.A,,4 4,,,,, , .,.A.,.A,. ,,,,,244,.,,,.,.A,ZAA. . 4ax.,.,n,,4,,.,.A.A, Q , Q 1 ,,.,,1.,2,,. I . .,.,.,A4.,.A.,z,,.4.. M' S C H COL QS' Q 1 1 9 1 ' 5 max, 1-Z4 N ' 1 e- , 1 l I ' Chummy Snaps Ninety-Eight u A 4 ' i l Athel r Qu: called ' where Z all- ? All 3 Qui 1S Boi Sm Q Qui pose Q I -but Bot Qui maste ' for th can W All i Bot able, I Qui 3, list 1 one yc Tl - Bot i somet ,I Qui NUI Bot costur Qui 3 Bot l it abo L Qui Pyran i Bot superl i - Flu mastei Bot I shall EFI ELD 3 H OOL I I 1 ':':':':3f2f ' 4 , ,,.,. , , .V.,,,A,, , ,, ,.44A,,A..,.,.4,,,,1,,,,, , ,, A,A., I ,Izl.,.V,..',,.,...,.A.,,,2,,,,.W ,.,A..,.,.,:1.4 ,,..A4,1,,,.,. , .Q.A. ...,A1,1,,A,,,, , . I q,4,,,,,,, , ,A.,A ,...... 1 - U SPR'NGF'ELD W SPRINGFIELD H W -:-, SCHQQL 1 ,,,V,.,. ..,..A ,,,,,. .., ,AA,.,. ., ,.,....,....,.....,., . ,....,.,.A....,,,,...,,.,.,.,.A,,....,.,,.,.,.,.,,2.A,AA,,,,,.,.A.,.,11,A.,,, ,,,,1.,.,...,.,,,, ,,,,,A.44,.,.,.,.,,, .,,,.V.,..,.4,A., f ,,,,.4 , ,,.1 I j SCHOOL - 9 1 5 A Mid-Summer Night',5 ' Tream I Act I, Scene IM3. x Athens. Quince's House. Enter Quince, Snug, Flute, Snout and Starveling. Quin: Doubtless you Wonder why I called you here, tonight, but I have a plan vxihereby We can all become famous, and af TT All: What is it? What is it? Quin: Before I beginlwhy, Where is Bottom? W Snug: True, We forgot Bottom. Quin: This will never do. Snout, sup- pose you go and- Enter Bottom. -but here he is. You need not go. Bot: I am afraid, friends. Quin: Today I learned that the revel- master of the Duke is hunting amusements for the night of his connubialities, so Why can we not arrange an Interlude? All: Fine! Bot: Yes, that will be most retriev- able, but Who will Write it? Quin: I shall undertake it. Here is a list of subjects I have chosen. See which one you like best. The Labors of Hercules ? Bot: That will be too long. Select something extensive. Quin: How is this: Ulysses Among the Sirens? Bot: Not that, neither. Too much costumes. Quin: Pyramus and Thisby? Bot: That sounds solicitous. What is it about? Quin: About the sorrowful ending of Pyramus, a hero, and his fiancee. Bot: That is good! I can kill myself superlatively. ' Flu: Someone must notify the devil- master of our intentions. Bot: Not devil-master-revel-master. I shall do it. Quin: In the meantime I will Write the play. Shall it be Written in verse or prose? Bot: In verse. It sounds more de- viated. - Quin: Very Well. Meet me here day after tomorrow night and I will give you your parts. CExeunt.J -Roy Smith, '18. Original Stanza of The 0'Raven Oh! That night of bleak December, when 4 I watched each cold, gray ember, And bethought me of the maiden Whom I truly did adore. I She, to me, was as the token of a promise, never broken, Precious promise, softly spoken-and I could not but imploreg When, oh, when shall I behold her?- Fair Lenore--my lost Lenore ? Wind and rain sobbed- Nevermore! ' -Amelia Ruxton, '17. The 6Boy.S The boys! The boys! The sturdy, upright boys! Oh, how they help to add to this World's joys! From them We get the greatest men on earth, 'Tis true the Worst, but they do not deserve The name of being once the boys of worth, The kind I mean are joys and have the nerve To flout at Wrong in safety from all harm, Protected by the shield and stamp of right: Who in the press of need take no alarm. Of glory these must needs attain the height. From life We get as much as we put in: Put training in your boys, from them get men. -D. Roper, '16. Nilzviy-Yinf ,,,.,....4..,v,,, A,,,,.,.A..A......A. .,.,,.,.,. ,. . . , ,.,., ,.,., .,4....A.....,A,.,.4..,,. ,.1,,.,A,.,Q,....,. 1 . ,,A,,..,..,.,,,..A,,,., F 1 ..1.. 1 ..,. .A,,,.1,1,....,4A....,..,,.A.,......2..x. 1 j SPRINGFIELD '45 j SPRINGFIELD IQ SCHOOL A- -' of 555-400 '-Sl - 1 9 1 , 5 Sgyrgmpga 3 OCTOBER NOVEMBER g E 3 . 9 A - . o 1 1 ,s is I5 I4 zu. zz 25 Z4 zs 1.9 zo Z1 zz . za 29 30 ze 27 ze za ogcem JANuARY 1 Z ' 16 17 18 I3 Z0 2 Z4 25' 26 27 Z8 . F FEBRUARY I Z 5 I 2 4' 5 6 7 3 io n I2 4 5 6 7 8 8 I0 8 3 1 I5 I4 I3 I4 I I6 I7 I9 11 IZ I5 I7 If ZI zo za 18 zz 24 zz Z7 25 .1 31 29 I L 1 3 4- 5 6 e7e 4.517 78' 0111215 13 I4 151 e 10 11 1 ZIV? Z gg, l l 1 1 18 17 zo z ze 29 .so ,Q Z 4 if 26 Z7 M CH 1 2 5 J' I 2 3 1 7 8 1 1, 7 e 9 10 z J 6 7 6 14 15- 16 0 1 16 17 9 10 15 14 15 21 22 1 17 20 Z1 2.8 30 I 17 8 ' Z 12' Z5 2 APRIL: NIAY 3 10 11 Z 44 5' 4- 5 1? I8 13 11 Z 15 14 ff - 11 12 23 24 26 Z7 18 1.9 20 21 ZZ 13 6 18 '13 Z9 .30 51 25' 26 27 28 2.3 FIFS1 Quarter I. V, H IMPLE Freshman met a Junior ' ,. I ff Going to room D, N Q5-5, Said the Freshman to the Junior Please show me room E, Said the Junior to the Freshman , fr ,ff 4 It's on the second floor, 'Irv W VW fx If you had Watched him make his search 'r,,, 1 , . m You'd have shown him to the door. ,ff Ifw' , ' W 'mfg 'Z .X .7 .X X 'KX 4 - HMCB V' .Q - n Spirit of the Senior Class ING a song of sorrow Only do not sigh, Everyone is hurrying fr ,V Over to Old High. A M 1 o 4 Fl L 1711 MFI .1 Lv ' W R IGHTH day of September School has just begun, Nine months Work before them V Yet th8I'e,S lots of fun. AFreshrnan's Wish E all N f 5 nl. fr was on ' 1 vel' 1 ur I. . V' i U 11 c lI1lnrIrClI 1 X 7 1 S. ,,,, ,.,,A...,.... ...,...,., , ,......,A r ,..A. ,..,. ,V.,. f 5 f U SP 'NGF'fw'1 ,,,,ri 1 , 1uQ A QOL l sc:-fool. .,.... .i.,,... 5 M' SCHOO ' 1 9 1 5 - ALAD- not Very tall Went hurrying down the hall, He wrote at every turn Nw Things Seniors like to learn, f ig F32 010:32 today, A 5, In same accustomed way, Senior class meet, lthat's,true, In S. H. No. 23' -j f 7YAlv7 Eb- AN urffvu - Clyde Bearden RIDAY night it shall be my whole care, To powder my locks and curl my hair, For at eight o'clock my friend will come in, And away to the Senior party we'll spin. ARK! Hark! The horns do blow, The Circus is going by, -Carts and clowns, and laughs and frowns And ladies riding up high. is -search loor. H I ING! Ding! The bells do ring, S Students are rushing to see, Some on the walk, some on the fence, , And one up in a tree. X HERE was a chapel last Friday, 5 Q, ,- Efxl Rah rah, rah rah, rah reg L2 e- 4? And prints of yells were passed about, -S X, Q X! X Rah rah, rah rah, rah reg -S I - ggi a , To stir up pep, the leaders say, Q ?,f 'A Rah rah, rah rah, rah reg l 9 , So we could knock Aurora -out, ' X, I Rah rah, rah rah, rah re. wuffv mum 0575 THE am One Hundred One +C: L . l w ' 7 L if L 5 , , Q j SPRINGF IELD lm 44.,. i SPRINGFIELD H if gl Q ' U' 5 HOOL W A scHoo1. .A.. 1 9 1 5, gx Abi 5 ,, -we 6' .. -ef 3 li ' gi I l T 11 1 it l 1 if 1 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 5 L ll ELECT CLASS OFFICERS ll li H.7f7flcf, i::::z:i2 , N 1 ' - f 11,4 0Ls5Nh:dEzr HERE was class meeting one And class meeting two, A L VE M0 -ng And then those bright Seniors ' 1 li T 80501555 RS ' Were not even through. xl 12 f 'J --he s 5 -1 A MFE I rl, , 'f'0zf,, Hi - T ' ' ' fl' 1 on, 'H 11,55 sf-1 ' I ,JI me lg ical , t d drdf gem, r'ho,,U R linld rg ex I1 - I ' 0 Pa le' - QQ ' f 'Q 9 e Ilghell rl H o'cv.q,,? flefl . , R ln! MPC, I ,d Z ' nn, Q N , 1, 1 and r., e I I 0f1,.'9 1' 1 following! 'UF fr-f-I I is u- --! :'53'?'5C b-I bg.. -wgiir-'Eu ... v ,- -ml-on -w,.--.ws - -1 1,,, Q. ,,, - - :swam p.4. og, U' Q3 E'5f Q F - :-QQ 3: W ... arp. 21- Q. ro '4 N , SL 'zggfsg 5 22 ,. Q va: ..- 5 ,., roggnlr- 53 2'-22522 Q4 ag vs 5 ' fl, W1 CD 'sf' ,iglaa- ' 'D- is E ug:-e p.a. '4 o-HJ' X ., .. 5 - - -J - - - an UQ :- F- 535, ,... - hi, QD 1-6 The bells all a jingle, ,Y il The fire gong rings through the fl li The doors open fly, 4 5 The students rush by, And some one is doomed to fall. il I 2 w I ' ,z ll l ll ,li ll, it lg ly fl ll' li -5- When. we are 1 li f A i ' 5 ' 21' jqlw fm- vvfnnlng- ,- :- I l 1 , I i K ni - Q C xrowmafances jqllf-r' F1055 1' 31 - Y f'53'i l fl Wheum we au-c Kg-yC?k'QX ' ft ll yi i losxng. Q i Ylj x ' l i , 5 4, 1 One Hundred Two l I I T fu .Q . :x 2' :ill E L -.-as HERE was class meeting three They still were alive, To see, just you ask them About No, 53' tfrsxzsgryfu 5 A 4 fm E- 'T' 'Q ff 5 I lg ff., XXXX ' e 5 ,XX D y Nlma hallg 74 ' ' X, vl ow. ' Hive A Hen. 1' W A Qi V SEQ f 1 2 Av N P' H HERE is an old giant and his name is Exam, At the end of first and third quarter he livesg And he sells many things for which you do cram, In return it's passes, and poors, most he gives. Y 1 U .L Q. fr NW X QE 1 NGFI ELD G H IOOL three x Q .f Y! 4 X Z 5 5 1 name is larter he ah you do K! 77 poors, D I .,,...,,.. ,,.. . ..,,, -,,,. , , ....,,, , ..,. ..... . , . 2 -.V.42323g5:+s::4aai:1:2:21Qf-2-:+:-:-:-:ai:5:f:225'I'f-2-1-1-:bf-:ff .-,4.-:21:5:2a2:4-1af:a-:f:5:l:1fiqigiifc-:fr-:-gl.,-,. A S+' U SPRINGFIELD H 1 ' U SPRINGFIELD 1 Q SC Hoo L I ,. .,.,... , .4.A ..., .,... , . ...... ....,. .,,A. - .,,. S C H OO L NS 141 0-X ,W N211 --41 'Hx .-.5,'ll Sgr. 1 1?-7 -4 Kg' AW . 1 Q I I P 5- I It if - - - M1-...JQQI svmfumgnrlxq' noun: Ceann ' ' . ,I - ,f-V .,. : -AI , I . IL .Tr ,. I f' Tue mm, an .mmu un-mn Q mn- ZERE 1 M -V Lx Q , -- Veg 1 'B Cixi. .MQ ELZL ,li.,U1'S 1.31'5l'T,f'f1.7 . '- ' .' ,- ' . - - ' '-.4 - X, LT' ' . ., V.. FJ ' r ' .- If! Q :Ig , II I 1' ijlIE HIQ3-4: M3311Igg5N5QAQKysgM'zNrxxAlI :TJ SVIEEZEQe,,l.5mf2H:i,T'L'QI M1525 Eg 3 Q . I gyms: V Ac D E -'fr..x.. E .. nrxr snowxz IIQI-IQIHIII Ig-T: . A .M 0 . m. . W 5 O Q Il y.g,m pimn. VAUDEVILLE TODAY penny-5 pmure Q v.11f1.S'.'w1m 15 Snilku K., emu 4 0 m Buda , on .. 1.,mm0mf. ,11....g.. om M. U.. -.1 'f Nun 1 'msn IVFHENRY al DBANZ fe 1, nf: y ' I'fJl?.'Tf2' E'I5,.'FJ 3L.'l .SSn'E ., 'Till E B I 19+ ,. Psalm or 1 ' X... Q... D Lmnfrson nn., fc.1u..,... ' 5 I I I1. I-I PAU-Lxxzn I X4 lljxxm-I Joyce 1:-n:'1:Ihe srmlngn-n vI gin 1 5 3 hfthe Weekly x Sbrb u nn-nf.: cf.-May urflc H A-'R nu I H ' ' 5 io Q-1 All Lwe Wu News 6,3 . fuxon C onsprracy Thursday, Friday, Sam.-day 5,-, C T - -- -lm? iq --, NO'-121 13. 1A mgm. any 3 O O I fontmuous Hymn Ilya - Continuous , f 2 HA C 2 ' I New sxgeofe Show New THE alum S ' . 1- 1' ' 'rnsr Morrow 1 E E! 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'XII : QWIIQ, :fb fa,,,I,:,o3,h: Za,,f:u,IID ' 1,II ,fjfqh ' QQ, Z. 2 Qf,IlDf.,,I 011,42 New Year s Day Program 0 'I fe 11. 1, f Q Q, 1 1 1 4 .1 'fn 9135 e,Ifg,L, zfizzg-.xg 2: , I , ,, f, P ,, . . , S S QV X 1 wi: fic Q.. 'a +ff'Z,j1 5 'U' M 'f 1'H I Ig, X Fm,,,e II .ve m, 1,' 1., 1-'L -g,yh,,I3 ,jeg jf,,,III7,,I A '11, Ig. 'nv rxcxroan ' 1' nv' . ' I ' I 1 my v, e, Q '17 W . I 1 if ff A Arable 8: D011-e om- f' ,sf Q 2 'H I Y- 5 .vm BaIIWwIII European Nanny wi, 4f,7,,,gI,,,g jjf,,Z', ,, 5- o nuxrs nnnozsn 513 f NTIQQ , 6vY:4f-ufffQ.aZw:1fffr'w Q ff U mm Cm-'fr f P O rom ' -1 nl .nf-11 ' 111 fp ' 1-J,,'f1,. -us, fn-j If fd 1 47 Q 6 --, I F154 I M Ja ,A..-lf, FI, ma, 1,1 bu o,,n f N Q .?-. E5 '3 Raymond Ga Raymond E2fW'2jfQ'Ef 'QJf1Q?QZ,ijf if '60 Comms Sm ' A sl M lg: Song, Comedy and Fancy Dancing ' I AW'Z '1oKy,'z ,goof gf? A 3 TH! MASTZR ISEY P1 - . I l, 'lf '7 I Q1 fn mo I I fn ff, Qi- Q F -- I YV. 64 'XI 2222 Continuous Shaw Today LQ -fn-'H eR 3, oonmuous Pmomauu 1 ,Ivffd MA1'1mAv mens cncnzsmn 1 NI - P- I I fem 1f?0IP1 m- w 11 n. m I Engik DQQRSQ' 1 Evggv 'DAY ' -59 0VlI'lg ICIM, ,S Adnusxxon 106 and sc 4 I ' . f mm dam - 9 SHOW . as Mxrmn Aw rum-rr sno mm, emu.. mn.. Q, ...S ,..-1 . - ,,,.,.. ...... .., .... Those Semi-Weekly Diversions One Hu ndrcd Three 1 . I 1 1 '1 I 1, 1 1 1 '1 '1 1 U 11 1? 1 115 I 1 1 If K1 i 1 'f 'i 1 1 iI!1 11 11 1 1 1 I1 1 V ,I 11 -1 111 i E 1 1 ,, ,,.,..,,,,,,,,,A, ,,,.,,,,,.4A,,,,1..,AA,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,....4....A,. ..., , 1 .A,.....,.,... ,..AA,,,..A.-...,.,.. ,,.....,.A ,,,....,.,.,....,V,,.. ,,A.......,,,,.A4,..,.... .,,..1 1 - SCHOOL '1 A .Second Quarter ARY, Mary, quite hilary, Why are you looking so? The pin is here, A perfect dear! I That's Why I'm happy, you know. F all the grades were Excellent, If no exam were hard, If every average ninety-two, What need of a grade card? But If is not a faithful friend For every quarter he, A HV. P., Pass, or Poor doth send For each our parents to see. ES, the Juniors planned a feat, Filled with candy, cake and cream, This they voted in class meet And a happy bunch they seem. il. 51' ' 'QTZ-X. F ll V' fm , 1 X L Cjiv x N ' J, ,, O21 FLITTER, iiutter, fly, Q2 633341 ' 'ff X 'V Snow falls from the sky, iw ' Ciy .K First We've seen for months, - 'f Time for snow-ball stunts. sv xfj? ' f One Hundred Four .5 we 1' - - E I , ,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,., , ,.,.., , .,...... ,,., , .,...... 4? x fi C H .. X37 IS Miss 1 leav E li itfjl' i SPRINGFIELD EU' J .L HI G H .2 z1,, OOL SCHOOL I SH IG H . r 1 9 1 5 2.3, - gl? Q33 - . ORAN and Foster and Schuler and ti Ryan, fl' ' And all such teachers they could find, Each gave a talk three minutes' long, On chapel day before our throng, One on school pep, one habits formed, .. One witty and with words adorned, 1 One school support, one courtesy, One how to perfect angels be. 1 -if if E 2 Q r f?Lf,l3,oI 5 fi fd tg f NVN f A EZ f le C W j 'N ' 1 V-I ' 'X PX I I-I 1 .:'.::':: im? X 'lim 555, 51 f n :Quang nfgg 51,13 yy 11 P iizeinh G 1 1 . gT':1uT1'l' 'tgirl JV ' Q -mn: -1' I ,ff 'g V x: M f, ef.-2 M ' 'QM I57,,7r-ff? , '-Inns... gl Wf fy , ----13 r o gif' -15, ,ILM fy ' 0 mx, Send EI 3-TT-i-VIL' rw' K fx? I 5, 'Q 'Q' -X. t A m 5MB I klxl , Y A it 1 T - - f ,L , M!! E NL d --4:7 When the Seniors Sing ISS P. to Miss A.: I hear all the USY Seniors come sing a song, men are going to speak in chapel. The others are working and time i not long g ' Miss A' to Miss PJ HO' are they' Legs What' Are your voices really so shrill SkYf leave? That miles around the rooms they fill? ns, s. AWAY up in the sky Two blue balloons did fly, With '15 on their crest, 'Twas only for a jest, Upon that self-same day G. L. S., B. O. A., My Lord in Livery play. Onc Hu 71 drcfl Five . ............. - l ......... --- v ----- A - - i N6 SZLESL iw A,.,f.:.,,,1.:.:,,., -'- '- 2' W I lv '-21'Z-I-3:44402-:-:-'-we:-.1-I-I-:':+:44 A---.- . -.4-:-:cc-.-29::-11-.- ..., 1 , ,... - .3-Za-:-:4-39:44-'-'-'Eff'1-S-3-2:-2-:-:-3-:-'-'-?3'Z'?I-299:-:-91+1:1'I-I-2Qxccaaif'P1-PS4-1-95:-9:4f-1134546-29:45-2+A45'2P?P?3f'3'PPIii-'-Z-51V--vw' tf as dc , f p 1 x 1 9 1 5 OT blue nor red nor yellow nor green, Nor pink nor purple, but orange and black, ' The Senior colors as were seen Fall fluttering o'er the balcony rack. ING dong di, Junior colors fly 4 SPRINGFIELD 1 , H IG H ,,. W. f 1 6741 I' -a 325 sc:-soon. . Q ' Who flung 'em out? ' V1 4 '? exs ' ' Some J un1or, stout , X Who pulled em down? 6 11 'Qu flllxl Gallant Paul, don't frown, ' 2 .1-5 A. Wasn't he a brlght, brave lad to snatch 75211 'z 3' 4, ff . ' 1 I liuagm. those naughty bands, EQ? fer:-fg+ag, And leave to Seniors rule supreme o'er all 1. 4 -.- J' -,-J' J: lf?-7Jf1If'E:,l?: iff . ,ggi-ff wi.-fa the noble lands? 'f' QC fglgjlfifif : ' ' 5535 g .i - Q-Q5-NSa,.1.,-2,2915-r,a21ff. gfR5'j:Qf','gf ' Ms- 11 1: fa rl 1' 1 gg: j 25'f J ' , 1- -5 34-35 - --: .. N' 'V ', 'j,11',- -JJ. ,., 1 5' ' of You-.sfmm cofvffrrf suowm Third Quarter HERE'S queer things down in the hall With holes all through and through, They're all up close along the Wall X And painted sort of blue. i 'pl ,ij 0, ,CIM , j IFN ff It ND 1f you get up very near f XM!! Y f pp You feel some real hot air, X L , ,lv It's truly safe, no need of fear, 15, 5 V A foot-Warmer, don't stare! 5 f . One Hundred Sim ,155 1 l' A U -J I? YW EW -IGFIELD G H IOOL ' wn, to snatch me o'er all SPRINGFIELD IQ A .ly SPRINGFIELD 1 0 . H IG ,,. K. f 1 -. L ,111 l ...- 1 ,,-,,,. 2., 4 44.5.5333-:-:-5:iff-:-3-3323.-:4-:-5:-3a442-gi53i-:-14:-25-1-L+1422li-1-5+2-9:-px45-5-I-I-I-I-2-:ace-:ca-3-92-li-I-Piaifffoi -'-' I -L+:-s:+:-ice:-1-' F 1 . ' ' Ik 'Ts 'I '4 'A M' ': A fu ' 'A. '4 A ' t ' 1 ' 2:-g.g.gg:EI+ .-.-.: ' ,.,- 9 Q? I-I s, , f X'P':, -S 1 9 1 5 XXX 'yl Qld - k..v , A, fe, fi, fo, fum, WZ-5' ,. Q7 War among the Seniors has begun, At the Landers or at High, Shall Commencement colors fly? RESHMAN, Sophomore, Junior, Whither dost thou Wander? Upstairs, downstairs, In the auditorium, There to hear expression class Read all sorts of things, And announced by Pauline Pate Who tells what each one brings. A- Y - - F2 ' ?Zf? --L V 541-f it-EI 2.533 HIGH SCHO0I. TEACHERS LEAVE FOR VACATIONS ' Flfleen member: of the High school faculty have departed tram Bprlngneld for the Chrlnlmal holld!Yl. elecllhl lo snend their two weeks of recen from the duties of the clue room :hh lhclr homes or in vlsltlng friends. The largest dclegsllon to Blok Y one any was une which rumen coward' Chlcago, Mlssnl Gertrude Wood And Barrett, and Messrs. D ltnln and Curley all going to the Illl 1. melropolll. Thu others scattered In the following man-I ner: Vance Criss and .lullnll Schmid. Sednlin: Mill Walralh, Mitchell. B. D.' Miss Hughes, Fort Scott. Kam, Roland, Kansas Cll!,J! -' ' .x-Jemqgl. Ind.: 1 'LL tell you a story About Mr. Dodd, And now my story's begung He has a new light, A beautiful sight, And now my story is done. One I'fllIlYll'f'il Scrfn l 1 1 4 Q I 1 ' ' 1 .....,.,..,.,..,....A.4.,.,. ,..,A,.,..,.. ....4A,.4,V..,4,.,.,A.....,. . ,,..,......,.4, ,.....,.4..,,, ,....,.....4. - 1 ' i + 5 -5 .,., A H IG H N -.5 ' ..... ,,,,A, ..,,. ...... 5 K? fr- ! ,. 4.,.,. W 1 .. .........,, ..,...... 4.,........, .,.,.,, ....,..,...,.,., , . N 1 0116 llundrrwl Might Yet I An 1: I 5 V 1 Wmtlr Early Ani!! X SNOW X f'I'1-aific Drifi cal f 1 W NGFIELD I G H HOOL .. .V,.,. .A.,.,., Q ...,..4.4 . .. ,....4,..,, .,.. ....,,. , V,.,.A..., ,,....4..., ......... ....,, ....4A.., 4 i SPRINGFIELD 'ii i SPRINGFIELD IQ ' H' G H as .A,,.4 . ,E H IG H sl SCHOO IW xg' SCHOOL ig l -. 1 9 1 5 - -s i 3 WE tried a new scheme t'other day A sort of fire drill in a Way, Yet all ran toward the east, that's true, An none an outside door Went throughg It was to see how fast we all Could clear out of the older hall, And save our lives in the new one Which is fire proof, 'twas lots of fun. I LITTLE ground hog NUT SEE SHNJUW' Sat on a log, On a real cloudy dayg Weather Prophets Are Predicting He looked all ,around ' I Ea.r1ySpring,Si.uce 'rimia Little? And sniffed at the ground, Animal was Not Ffifhmed- And saidg Huh, I guess I Will stay. i SNOW STORMSV IN NORTH Traffic Tied Up In West By Snow Drifts, Sleet Storms In Chi- cago And v i Q OME time in spring on a sunny day, Q We're to have a fete, the first of May, - Yi It Will be the best you've ever seen, For Bertha Lanier is our May queen. l.,,- , QCA!!-I! Igkiys I ,J f 6 X V NYY Y Q Y I - I I WOULD if 1 Coqidg 'L I ,gig-Wg If 1 couldn't,V how could 1? ' NEW' I couldn'tsWithout I could, could I? But they did now, didn't they? lf! M, No matter what people say, ' 5 X The Senior girls wore curls. li if , ff: fmmiilixialmml Ono H11 I I N il ..... t W r ...ii -B y SPRINGFIELD 'Q H IG H ,, M SCHOOL by .,A. ......,,1 ,.. ..., scHooL Sy IQ Q1 , X , , X , - .ga ' ' -A .1 .f:'-'- -- -ipiif ' . ' rf' '.f.Q., 15 D . I S?-?'lNZ'ELD ,,.,.A.. . 1' 1 9 1 5 . 7 -Ji X. 4 QE' - , -1----1 . I HREE wise men from somewhere, UH, Mr. Lanza being there, ' Talked to us 'bout something, That the health show was to bring. ,Past Assistant Surfzeen Tn 'Tf'i+e States P' IEIGHTY NEW swmaurs I WILL ENROLL FOR HIGH I Thi sCLT3 2'nif'FL?IIiT 'f!Q.f.TX'7'- 22152 I a nm um ru5f,ncang'6v.- xefmnaz- lhey will nhl he ll' ke lh '.IL'3II'J'.I'IJ1 n ' ITL If,g'e.Qfe.- YW XQXXXS H3135 LL the sub-Freshmen have come to our I ,oynr gQ,Xl'5-is Q89 ,wget--gh school, GX C nn we Y SX YN' I, vw': - - - - XWig,,,ag,,.mxQw-,ggtx It is mid-year and this 1S the rule, ,ie oo Boing: Ufowxe Bcvxoxc nl ' . glilifg?aEg50ex'J,tff3g,,f1,.,Qgj'Qg1 Yet toward these comers the Seniors are X Nils?w?lWf-Jfiyfg L Cool' . H . ben ,WW ,mi Leo mnsnowm, Hsu-In Nch- N19 .neue Phillips, Mae Prnnter L the Putman. Louis Rcnfro Byrl C l QI Y Q0 'xg ,Ali ' , Q m E X1 xxx. Buell Mackey. oi 'fha ,,w-L' nah Denzel Mcrcf-r, Al ll Lnulse Sanders, Kent Sch 'lI, J S ll.: Hill Slvplwns, Ethel M. T ll, L I YN n and Margaret A. Weiner. WILL sing you a song, Of an eve that's not long, When a message Mrs. Temple sent, The faculty gave it, And sure made an great hit, And to A. A. the money went. ARPENTERS, carpenters, fix the stair, It's breaking down from constant wear, . Two timbers tall, two timbers square, These to prop up the middle stair. X If f III IL- . .. Ir Y 4 f f W I I Z -I 8 One Hundred Ten Working on the Staff-of life , I U N ,AI g g Th So Of Th 1 5 fl NGFIELD j SPRINGFIELD ty 'l'Z i Spnmonsw ig HOOL NX SCHOOL A ...A SCHOQ Tgf 3 , 1 9 1 5 - F , A man ,STUDENTS wmi, 1 GIVE PLAY-T RSD ' A ' ,M gi III51, S ' f'fe2e:gii::Cli'ii Nik QNX, f4vQ, llUHlt-HEHUEH, 2. T ' -T.. ilorlum la - a Bfaffmfvef W ., I N PP cf,'jL,, 2tlh X says 4 ' il :f:fi3i55'i?fai,::gW'T 'P141A m6 Gm?ff'2l?,' fifiWf,f',0fw-k . lzfijfcfg 9auai'5L1'ii?Sigzi:: Zgoigcm Tm, W, ,V or, .eg ,d. ere -HS, U, lg by, 1 nurnp ...::E:,,'::7.:'na::LPc.'mK. , ,Z , Huuvln HAPTISTS, h me to our . rule, THURSDAY and Friday are days of eniors are V, dread, S When all not alive are sure to be deadg After these days it is usually said, The hope of each one is as heavy as lead. Fourth Quarter N March the twelfth day, Was sent on its way This book, to print at K. C.g So how could one Write X Of any newsight, That in fourth quarter might be? .. .1-. f ' g 0F course there'll be Work Which no one should shirk, - I And there will be chapels,,too And picnics, just so, - Where all like to go, And plenty for each to do. ,- 1 8 X . F life :F , AND then the class play, And Commencement day, These by the Seniors you know, Perhaps a fire drill Excitement will fill, And times Will not dull be though. HAT ever does come Let's look for the fun, From now 'till vacation days, And fill every space With a smiling face, And shun all the gloomy Ways. One Hunrlrcrl EICWIL i SPR-New 'm if HD W - 1 9 1 5 Si, X54 WXNSX r W, ,u ,V I Wx fl If ffl L, X ' 7 H gg, '!1 4pj4 vF'd 56 I f - .gi , K N 'W W' We 'K 14-4 ' ' dH.Y J. Mr. Hull: What is a superannuated Spinster? Freshman: A lady too old to spin any longer. Joe Post: Northern Michigan is just full of Swedensf' Roy S.: Miss Craig, are all freshmen foolish ? Miss Craig: Well, Roy, you seem to be. Homer J.: XerXes ordered the Hellespont to be scoured with 300 lashes. Miss Ross: It has been some time since I was at the poor farm. . Mr. Hull: The curtain rises on Myrtle Nichols breaking the ice. I lst Freshman: How long is this hall ? 2d Freshman: I don't know, but you can't scoot from one end to the other without Mr. Dodd seeing you. Elizabeth R. fin expressionj : I sprang into the syrup- Why did Mr. Gregg tap his head with his pencil when he spoke of a hollow sphere? Freshman: The air is made up of oxygen, nitrogen and carbolic acid. Teacher: Who was the world's greatest criminologist? Senior: Sherlock Holmes. ' - Paul C. fin trig.J : Oh, gee, why was I born such a bonehead? Mr. H.: Why does the mercury fall when the thermometer is' immersed in hot water? F. W.: So it can get a good start to go up. Miss Wright: Well, you see, she erected her perpendicular downward. A freshman when asked to explain how pumps got their name said: It's because they are loose and slip up and down. Freshman: When the moon doesn't shine there aren't any tides are there ? Gene D.: St. Valentine's day is celebrated in honor of Patrick Henry. Mr. Hull: What is a sampler ? Clyde N.: Isn't it something you wear around neck? Mr. H.: No, that's a muffler. Mr. Dodd: Let us suppose a robber stole some of my money-we will take an ex- treme case- flue Hur1flrf'd Tu I L' l, I U I 61 C L E hollow l I I I li I I ll ll ll ll I I5 F had tc I. E F S N happe S. R teesj . M mad. M but we Ja going M K M M gestion P1 sublimi D Fr teriaf' 'WELD j 5PR'NGF'ELD gi SPRINGFIELD ig k 'S .-.. ',,... , ...-.1.ZL A'11' 'A 2' 1--1'-- - 'A ' H IG H E - 9 1 5 , Senior: A modern high school trains pupils to quit school. X Senior: Galileo's first thermometer was a quantity of air fastened in the top of a hollow tube. e Eugene: I am depending on this Latin book to pass me. Allen: Good idea, if you depended on your head you'd flunkf' -X Mr. Hull Cto seniors watching the paradej : Children, children, turn around. Miss Ross: Some day I hope to see our state penitentiaryf' Freshie: The Spartans never left the field till every one of them had been killed. Paul C. : 'Why isn't bread made with sour milk sour ? A 3 -' Ed. H.: Congratulations, Mr. Hull. Mr. H.: Why, I've been married a good while. ' M. Mc.: Mr. Doran, will you take me to the foot-ball game ? Mr. D.: I would, Marjorie, but I have nothing to wear. Miss Ross Do you get anything in return for direct taxes ? Dwight S.: Yessum, you get a receipt. Freshman: Deity means not to eat too much. , Freshman: According to the code of Hammurabi, if a man had a vicious horse, he had to cut its horns off. . Lydia S.: I don't think they ought to kill any dearsf?J E. B.: The dentist said I had an awful- cavity tobe filled. r without Freshman: Did he, suggest any special study ? , Student: Miss Hendrickson, I want to get Lamb's essay on 'Christ's Hospitality! Mr. Humphreys: If I was to throw this ink stand at that window, what would V sphere? happen ? Seth Turk: 4'It would hit the wall. . Ralph S.: I will commit two appointees fmeaning, I will appoint two commit- teesj. . Mr. Doran: Some of these Junior note books make me infernally and confoundedly mad. d in hot Mr. Criss is good at explaining a foot-ball game, but we would rather have an Irish story. 5 K A T , James D.: Alexander now marched north, but still 7- 21 2 : going east. I WWW ' I because Mr. Hun: What did these books have? I wi U Q, Klyce: Characters , 370 49135 rg A1 . ye ?77 M. V . U g y Q97 J U V 1S-S Ross. Who has got a Muzzy handy. My Miss Abbott: Don't cram, for that produces indi- ff 4 2 gestion. 5 g f ' Precocious Senior: Burke wrote an essay on the V , sublime and the ridiculous. ke an ex' Freshman: Alexander then marched into Bac- our Quad-betta teriaf' ' One Hundred Thirteen r. , 1 1 r I 4 i SPRINGFIELD i SP9'NGF'ELD fs f - fppgg4gg4.g.34 .z-.- 1 -1 ..-.22-' 1 --.-,4 9 : 4.,11ax'. 4 2-.1.,.,.1 4 -:ag -.-.,-,.,. ,1.,.,.-.- 1 -9:+:a-s:-::+:':-'-ffifi-2192:-gm -,..n-. 4 -.1Q1- 2 asf:-:-1 -.---.-.-.-.-.-.n1 4 .'.-.1a :c-:-sz:-92 '-'-1-.- .-.-.1-.- : -ze:-2:-'34 1'-'.12:- 9 I'I'r-:ez-sw-P1645 '.-.2 :cox-: -'--' Z f'5+2-I-H+:-2-2 I i 1 SCHOOL .4.-.1-.-.- : -:+a:+:c4Q .',-.-.- 9 2:-:aa-3-g.gq4.gf .-.-.1 -za-3-snappy .-.'.-.1 4-g.pg4444.p5.5g ,-.-.-.-.- : 4-ic-5:49:45 .-.-.4: .-1-:-:-:-:sim-1.5 ,1-.-.-,-.4 : as:-2:45-1-:-1 .'.n-.f.-.-.1- 1 -:4-99:4-: .:111f. f -:xc-1-9:43 ---.:n-Y-.- 2 :-9:4 -1--:a-.1-.a-.-.11- : -:-sz -------4.-,:'.-.4.11-,-.- 9 14:44. '.:-. 5 X? 1 9 1 5 i w Ia Q2 ' - A 0 1.8 i f gff gfffo 'Q ll Ve rf U NE Y , ' Zvi! i' ' his his day! W Q K Sen1'Of,5df'.5f'.ed' H ,gg .1 H J am . w f ff fwfi 'f ' 5 M I i Fi Every qygcggie Adj A-1.5 CIZCT1-bf, fwrz1'0f3jFoNf,5286KCZfYQ7Gif' I .et Every ol05gfe'!fd5 fzfs day, V h Sofphomorejgwrg 01zf7f'5 Wcijl,. . I , f1- ' 4 Eygr-Y 5J0x?'j7'7'E Qi, ' HCSA 717611, fcillflgl, . ll X . 3 gm. Y f -? V E . T Mx ,LLM ,fn-5 Gray, Eff 5 FL,1!0fP!Czj. I W 'f4r.'l CEf 1 1 -.A - - W O N 1, ll ll n rlrcd F0 llfffflill X ,- 7. MSXAQASA BFIELD 5 H OOL .r HI G H 2 sc:-4ooL by , as-S-ff x 'Q 1 my - . 1 , - .3 j SPRINGFIELD 'Q 5 is ' I f 9 1 5 .. LET's LAUGH AND FORGET IT One Hundred I1'iff1'rfn Learn It Ri ht 1. Efficiency-Situation-Salary 2. Springfield Business College Read the first line-you think of the second Read the second line-you think of the first Strictly up to date. Everythingin Business Training Phone for interview or write for catalog J. A. TAYLOR, President HIISi WE I THE tl.. .lx 5 . J LN r H HY' HA to an Q in. Attam will go dred In comfori vibratic which 1 Well 1 demons Teleph ,ili- KGD K EXPERT Busiest Because Best, and we do the work ourselves y Let us show you our complete line of EASTMAN and ANSCO CAMERAS and SUPPLIES urlburt-Sheppard hoto Supply Co. 315 St. Louis Street, Springfield, Mo. You don't have to peddle a good thing. Of all the home remedies, a good wife is the best. A real friend never gives your name to an agent. A crank always starts something. X1 Smith M otorWheel n The Bicycle Booster Attaches to any bicycle in ten minutes. will go 41 to 22 miles per hour-one hun- dred miles on a gallon of gasoline. Safe, comfortable, clean, noiseless, free from vibration, grease and dirt. No pedaling, which makes it ideal for the ladies as well as gentlemen. Come in fora demonstration. Bike Tires and Sundries We are showing the most complete line of Bicycle Tires to be found in the city. We have the Three Star Line, which is fast becoming the leading bicycle tire. They are made by the makers of the famous Vacuum Cup Tires, but are better values for the price. We have all kinds of tires and everything in Bicycle Sundries, and maintain a first-class Bicycle Repair Shop in connection. BICYCLES 3 ' the on Zi es cr:-1 W IlinryS,eSbres:l:e nt,dSte in s, 'P M ami, Pope, Corsair ' and other makes, in regular and motobike styles, and all colors, finishes and equipmentin all sizes. Also a good line of rebuilt second- hand wheels. If it is a Bicycle you want, we can suit you, and prices are always right, at 212 W Commercial .h.. . AWED B1-io . One Him fired Scifcn tccn 92-ETHIEME PHOTO SUPPLY CO.2LZKig'i'lTZ.TIt2'I,Te' for High Grade KODAK FINISHING iii? We have the reputation of doing the best Kodak Finishing in Springfield. If we are not doing your P I Kodak Finishing, it is to your interest to see us. - ' . ' OUR PRICES FOR DEVELOPING xgylw f R , 3 ii Roll Films, 3E4x4V4 and smaller ........ 6 Exposure l0c, 12 Exposure 20c 0 , i 42 1 1 'N i Roll Films, 31Ax5l6 f3AJ and 4x5 ........ 6 Exposure 15c, 10 Exposure 25c 'W 5 Li I iii: Film Packs and Plates. 3Mx4M and smaller . . . 1 Exposure 3c, 12 Exposures 20c , I N h W , Film Packs and Plates, 31Ax51A and 4x5 . .... 1 Exposure 3c, 12 Exposures 25c Q' OUR PRICES FOR PRINTING . EV ej , Q Prints, 21Ax31A and smaller, 2564: each: 2Mwx4Vr and larger, including Post Cards, 5: each ' SE R . CAMERAS FREE. We rent cameras FREE: take a camera with you onlthat PICNIC lt ? INGO-WAGSTAFF SHOE Co. THE LARGEST RETAIL SHOE DEALERS IN THE SOUTHWEST Two Entrances: 119 S. E. Square and McDaniel Ave. SOLE AGENTS FOR Hananis Slices, f'o4.00:, Regals, 35.00, and Just Wright, 36.00 Hananqs also for WOIHCIII, ichert and Gardineris SIJOCS and SIIPPCYS Mrs. A. R. Kingls Chilcirenls Shoes WE KEEP AN EXPERT SHOEMAKER FOR REPAIR WORK , QI Why is a lie not a lie? Anybody that has got time to read half A2 A lie is a hYD91'lO019, that iS, 3 of the new books has got entirely too much figure, and figures can't lie. time, Tucker:Fergu on Warehouse and Transfer Co. oving, Storage and ransfer Furniture Repairing a Specialty Office and Warehouse, 666 E. Chestnut St. Phones, 881 and 762 lx One llumlrml Eiylzfecn 1 - 'aniel Ave. ield, Mo. , X, H. S. Students make good in Qs Draughonis Business College, Springfield, Missouri ISC Sectional View of Shorthand Department, Draughon's Business College Visitthe School Open all Summer L..-.l Onc Hzlnflrcl N t HIRSH :WCKWIRE 2 Co'S I EReUsoN-Momus. Asics CLOTHING co.. P 298 St. Louis -Street A bad cold would not be so annoying The most necessary of all auto acces- if it wasn't for the advice of your friends. sories is horse-sense. E. M. Wilhoit Oil Co. HIGH GRADE OILS . Illuminating. Lubricating and Gasoline Springfield Ford Agency McDaniel Avenue Established 1896 MO. STRICTLY INDEPENDENT PRIMROSE GASOLINE made from High Grade Crude Double Distilled. Made in the only independent oil refinery in the State of Missouri. especially for the E. M. Wilhoit Oil Company's distributing plants. P H O N E 2 7 5 You can always, tell a dry town by the The best Way to fight for your country sugar barrels around the depot. is to stand for peace. nc Illnzflrml Twenty 1 Wear -somely h newness to his sah Soft n the back form app A cer there is tween on worn day To lol gives the expect. Mor ... 1-1 Mo: done 01 I A 11 1.,llT iANKS a Street to acces- P Avenue Mo. .illi- r country A Good Suit if it is Wearing one of these Summer Suits, hand- -somely tailored, embodying these touches of newness and individuality will dress the wearer to his satisfaction. Soft roll lapels- shoulders without padding- the back of the coat made to give the same uni- form appearance of style as the front. A certain quantity of cloth makes a suit, yet there is all the difference of day and night be- tween one suit and another. Fitform, whether worn day or night, shows its superiority of style. To look at them Sl8,'S21, S25 gives them a much lower price than you would expect. Fitform is Good Form Morrison Clothing Co. Springfield, Mo. Once Tried Always Used VV E A E R ' S Just above' the average SOLE AGENTS FOR Stacy Adams, Floresheim ' and Packard Shoes WEAVER'S S 'The Leading Shoe Store ST. LOUIS STREET Most of the studying in this World is done out of school. A hustler never complains. Some folks never miss a show or pay a bill. All the World loves fried mush. idbin 8: Fox Paint Co. High Grade Paint rtistic all aper 214 McDaniel Ave. Springfield, Mo. 0110 Hundrerl TlUt'Hfjl-Ol We have guaranteed Real Estate Mortgages to net investors WE 6Z to 7? ARE- AGENTS Fon g THE CELE. MONEY TO LOAN rms . ON REAL ES Columbia Grafonolas S1 7.50 to S500.00, Easy Terms Dt monstrations at our store any time. Headquarters for all kinds of School Supplies, Kodaks and State Savings Trust Co. ROSE BOOK STORE NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE 335-337 East Commercial St Mr. Ryan fto studentj : There is not such a gulf between you and insanity as you would suppose. ' X 'F I once taught a girl who was just as normal as you are and she is now insane. lality is Qur Motto DRUGS ROBERT BAGBY, JR- SODA SUNDRIES COMMERCIAL Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IER The Stores That Appreciate Your Business . TI-IE Lantern Slides ' View Work CQLQNIAL PHARMACY Woodruff Building PHONE 2572-1 DENTON'S DRUG STORE 223 South Street THE REXALL STORES Om' HlI1lIII'Cll I T17 N l. PX X ' . Ss . ' fp h K s'1 lolas PIT!! le. s, Kodaks and Music. ORE ty as you re and she lotto .r Business IACY FORE 'w 3 .iii-11 l r W. S. ESTES, C B F NKBINER G. G.'FINKBTN'ER. F B. Es'rEs, C. M. FINKBINER, P lVice-Pr Sec. and Treas. Gen. Mgr. Asst. Gen. Mgr Estes Warehouse 8: Transfer Co. U H UNCORPORATEDJ Fireproof Warehouse for Storage of Household Goods and General Merchandise Packing and Shipping by Experts Estimates Cheerfully Given Best Wagonettes and Picnic Wagons in the City Office and Warehouse, 425 to,437 East Phelps Avenue I Private Railroad Switch Phone 568 Springfield, Mo. Q: Why is a mouse like hay? There is nothing so uncommon as com- A: Because the cat'11 eat it. mon sense. E respectfully solicit the patronage of all persons desiring the best possible protection for their valuable papers, such as deeds, abstracts, and insurance policies. NVe are operating the best safety deposit plant in the city of Springfield. lt is located in the only fireproof banking room in the city and our rates are no higher than those charged elsewhere. Inquiries cheerfully answered. Ozark States Trust Co. O H III t'1I ,i1-1- Try OU R Soda The kind that's indi- vidual, made with the fruit flavor, served in clean glasses with plenty of ice. 'ZW John R. Barrett Drug Co. MENTOL STORE 500 East Commercial Street MENTOL STORE It seems like they pile all the crushed You never know a fellow till you have stone on the road to success. ' ' seen him pump a tire. IF YOU WANT-TO SEE UPQTO- DATE PICTURES G0 TO The Princess heater FOUR REELS OF HIGH CLASS PICTURES DAILY Friday Night Our Big Feature Night Admission 5c and l0c 400 BLOCK, E. COMMERCIAL W hen You Want Refreshments Visit Frank Foster FRUITS AND CONFECTIONS 504 E. Commercial Street Phone 2752 All Fancy Fruits, High Grade Candies, including Loose-Wiles Fancy Box Candy. A nice, cool Ice Cream Parlor, where you can enjoy a little talk and refreshments. YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED O II11d'dT'6TjI' Your Will Ro l. - The to squa ,l.l.i-1- Trj Pre iii 1l1 Frat ,,l.L-1-1 t's indi- with the erved in res with 'ne 387 . srozeis you have 1 IIHCIITS L' E TIONS r Idg Y 'E D Your Laundry Bundles Will Be Appreciated WE WASH EVERYTHING BUT THE BABY Royal Laundry Co. 426 East Commercial Street 4 Phone 2559 F. KETCHUM, Manager ww N EVERYTHING IN THE ' DRUG LINE The best Way to balance an account is to square it. Nothing is gained by abusing the opin- ions of those Who differ with you. Try Our Cleaning and Pressing Department HOME OF THE PURPLE BOX F rank B. Smith Laundry Why Not? Try a Sack of BRIDGERfS BEST The Finest Kansas Hard Wheat Flour That Money Can Buy J. H. BRIDGER 204 East Commercial I963 Springfield Ave. C Phones 574-575 Phone 598 Om I 323 S th P , Phones 4563437 OHIJT F 3 In ,J 4 X 'Sikh Q f Long Distance Telephones, H B ll K X QA 5 Main 1453 J We ma1Q Chas. E. Brown Printing Co. General Printers and Publishers Seventh and Central Streets Kansas City, Mo. e a Jpecialty of Fine Half-t Work and Jcboo nnua 5 X55 I f 1.11 1 W I V ,I Ill IJS , I I I I I II II II I ,I I fI sl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I I I I I I I I I I I I . WATCHES AND JEWELRY Make ldeal Commencement Presents May We Show You Our Line SCI-INEIDER'S For Your New Spring Suit, Silk Shirts and Stetson Hats E. P. BUHRMAN c , , IEWELER Schneider Clothing Co. Commercial Northwest Corner Square. Baker Block It takes all kinds of people to make a World, including the guy who is always borrowing your lead pencil to show you where you are Wrong. Farmers and Merchants Bank Springheld, Mo. Capital . . 325,000.00 Surplus . . 525,000.00 YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED ln all Events such as Receptions, Balls, Banquets, Class Dinners, Afternoon Teas, Birth- day Parties, Luncheons Qur Frozen Dainties Play an lmportant Part RHODES 81 PHILLIPS 323 South Street 'GP if '5jg,V u gl-its , Q ' ' ' ,, 5' Ed. V. W llllams Clothing Co. 3 A9 2 y g et l You know when you. try on a suit whether you like it simply by X a glance in the glass, but you don't know that you will like it after it 3:15 N17 l l, has seen actual service. ' Z f fl, f l l '-'52 lf! XM '- You can get a suit here at UZ: lower than the high class tailors' 6 A X price and still get better value. It is hard to believe such statement, but f 1 I we will prove it with an opportunity. -, rf-QP? L l ll il U You will find an inspection of our new models educational. We uh J f X Q will appreciate a look from you. Y ' f -Nd A 0 0 o N I X Ed. V. Williams Clothing Co. W 224-226 E. Commercial St. What has become of the old-fashioned a piece of cross barred apple pie in the dinner with eight side dishes, including left field? . American Motor Car Co. HUBBELL :St MACE., Proprietors Cuts is the Trade that Service has Made ..... 316-3l 8 McDaniel Avenue . Telephone 4765 Ono Hundred T ty Eigl t l lg-l1l-1-1 Co. S Imflii rur College l :iii A Standard Christian College at Horne alWe ' l Work fully accredited in all Universities and A l Professional Schools . l , r Q The largest College Student Body in Missouri, 'Qi' containing nearly 100 Alumni as v - - P in the . , ofS, H. S. f l I Better Co1ne,oToo-Ask Them r c I A . . E For further Informatlon, wr1te, phone or see q , . 3 J. G. MCMURTRY, ,i t President l G. W. NONEMACHER, Secretary Z ISKA, Tailor Cordially invites You to call and see the New Styles and Woolens for the coming season Phone 963 S Woodruff' Building CITY HALL DRUG sToRE Drugs, 'Iloilet Articles, Stationery, Box Paper Soda Water and Ice Cream Phone 389 Prescriptions from any Doctor Filled 870 Boonville Street Look out for the fellow who lets you do It's what a fellow thinks he knows that all the talking. hurts him. Justice Brand Seeds For the Garden, Field and Flower Beds Fancy Cut Flowers and Floral Designs xkr ' For All Occasions GM l ll Springfield Seed Co. Corner of Walnut and Campbell Sta. Phone 21 Bonus, Coffee at 30 Cents H .B. Coffee at 35 Cents Can't he heat. Sold only and roasted fresh hy Smith Bros. Grocery 868 Boonville St. Phones IO9 and l I0 r 111111zJ - 'oolens l 11 E i.. 1 Lows that H166 1:66 d roasted cery 09 and I I0 ,ll. :- I- THE Enaemle Cm ENGRAVING Co B U F FALO. N.Y Wf MADE THE ENGRAVXNGS FOR THIS BOOK. 5 Ink- gl it Clement Drawing Supplies We keep a full stock of Drawing Supplies. - Company wd Special Prices to Students fjv2MxkN .,,QY, A Ni .f X. S The Hankins Dental and Springfield, Surgical Supply Co. Missouri sos sr, Louis street A tonic for those behind in their studies I A man may boast of his ancestors be- uh' Ketchup. cause he has nothing to look forward to. leaf S5 hotographg Ross Book Store A 320 College Street Made at the uncan Studio Books I ATC AIWHYS Right Stationery and n --- Notions We will Prove It if You Give Us a Trial Artist Material, Oflice Supplies 329 South Street Phone 1603,W lli J111z11zJ1 :lies nts and o. :stors be- ward to. lea IOIC alies We Solicit Your Business and Guarantee You the Best the Market Affords in Groceries, Vegetables Fresh and Cured Meats 1 a AUSHERMAN oc ARNOLD Telephones 318-319 . Campbell Street Jack Frost is the originator of the loose Everything comes to him who Waits f system. but a loaned book. WESTERN MOTOR CAR i CO. ' J. A. WHITE, Manager ' CHALMERS Automobiles A Full Line of Sixes A The Best Equipped Repair Shop in the Southwest 4121-423-425 South Jefferson Street You will find ,us in TI-IE F RATERNITY BUILDING OUR NEW HOME Your Photographer l..l1 Fo St. Louis Street Springfield, Missouri Diem When I graduate I will step into a Per What? asked the Soph. Teac position at 320,000 per, modestly re- PCT-h9'DS, Sald the TIOISY FI'0Shi9- most l marked the Senior- You have got to go some to come back. The Best Place in Springfield to Buy Clothes is at the lVlen's Glasgow Tailoring Co. ,gg 300 St. Louis St., Springfield, Mo. .5 - U. G. DAWSON, Manager l I wwf? WE l-I ,fi Q02 ORDRCO gi: E ge: Gel? .A , : 1 - - i cv, 12 ,, el A You Do Yourself an Injustice if You Elsewhere Before Seeing Our Thousand Styles Buy Drink Bottled Coca Cola and l7arrner's Sodas Every bottle sterilized I5 minutes before being filled Distributors for Mineral Waters and Erb's Pure Apple Cider Electric Bottling Co. I Phones 722 and 723 545 W. Phelps l 0 lllllltljl Li..1.i- l X eshie. ie back. l and das utes 'ple Cider fi ' VO . W. Phelps ...l1 Vassar Chocolates l Visit Our Fountain and also drop in for Phone 4223 y Lunches Any l-lour in the Day ... Davis Grocery Co. Home Made Bread and Pies 701 North Jefferson Street 9 W - - F outs Confectionery Diemer Building 339 E. Commercial St. Teacher: What are the three Words Sleepy Soph: I don't know. most used in the English language ? Teacher: Correct, beyond a doubt When Buying Bifocal Glasses Insist on Your Dealer Supplying You with the HCRQVV 7' One Piece Invisible The Newest and Latest Article of this Kind C H117 01 H1 W. B. SANFORD, President E. N. FERGUSON, Cashier IE. L. SANFORD, Vice-President J. H. Km-:'r, Vice President G. S. MITCHELL, Vice-President E. G. RATHBONE, Asst. Cashier , The old Reliable ollancl anking Compan Corner St. Louis Street and Public Square Springfield, Missouri A 111 Commercial and savings accounts, large and small, respectfully solicited. Qll lnterest allowed on savings accounts at the rate of 395, payable semi-annually. Deposits made on or before the 5th of the month, bear interest from the lst of the month. 5151.00 opens an account. Ill All courtesies and accommodations consistent With good banking extended to our patrons. 1 I 7 Thirty-Sim ! KOD PICT JEROME. ED. V. v Tom w ROSS xx .lg BROWNE BROTHERS KODAKS I Booksellers and Stationers PICTURE FRAMING LANDERS BUILDING, ON THE SQUARE JEROME O'HARA. President ED. V. WILLIAMS, TI-IE CITIZENS BANK Vice-President Capital, 550,000.00 TQM WATKINSD Surplus and Profits, 525,000.00 ' Cashier R055 WHITLOCK, Boys, Be Good and Come to See Us Assistant Cashier ' 220 East Comrnereial Street SPRINGFIELD, MO. X ,fx I X ,ZX ' ' is 2 f F Xxx ETX! f x R 'tip I - I V I FN' d I, XXZZQ Q C f ' 50 Vi ij if Ax S f ,QSSE5 f j XX .. I '- -1 TX '- tI ,1.-s...,,,Wi? J' I ,' 5 ,.,,, 1 3 1 ,,t,, A 11 ' v, 1 ' I ' I ,I f' of sg as GETTING OUT THE RESUME OIIIIIIIQ The Wo'rld's Gfrcmdest Jewelry Establishment lass Pins and Stationery Having our factories on the premises and a corps of skilled work- men employed we are enabled to supply you with the finest materials and workmanship in ' s Class Pins, Medals, Badges'-and e Fraternity Jewelry V on the shortest' notice at most reasonable prices. Original designs and estimates will be furnished if desired. We are official jewelers to a great many fraternities throughout the country. A J Cnr Stationery Department is unexcelled, in its high quality of workmanship and materials. Our artists are highly skilled in their lines, and an order entrusted to us is sure to be perfectly executed in every detail. J Write for Jaccard's New 224 Page Jewelry Catalog, Mailed Free Mermod, J accard Sc King Jewelry Co. Broadway and Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. 0 ll llll Ill Membe - ...ilil Ork- and and reat ials. J us D. OUNG EN'S HRISTIAN SSOCIATION U 4-17 South Jefferson Members have Showers, Gymnasium, Out Door Athletics, Reading Room, and Social Privileges Special Rooms and Equipment for High School Students Low Rates for Membership Turn About is Fair Play ,Patronize ur Advertisers 0 H IIT7 ffl BREAD BUYER Remember that the New Home of ToP- - CH RE D Is the.Cleanest Bakery in the South. Jgriingfield Bakery Co's 'BREAD- IT'S MADE WITH NIlK+ALWAYS B000 i p We extend to the public a cordial invitation to visit and inspect our new shop at any time. - ' , Springfield Bakery Co. I'dF i pect W V ,, A ,-I il' 4 Y. 'vs s.' 1 1.1 ,Va ni, H. ah H a 4 4 1 n I' P 5, 'E i if .n -. .0 'H Tc? X 56 'rl Q 5 x 5 l Y. r, V 5 1 1 v. M. L , n L74 w L P I s r ' A Q -, QV ,V . 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