Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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1.555 Sophomore Class New buildings, n e W faces, n e W studies, new teach- ers: these are the things that fill the life of a sophomore with glamour and adventure. The idea t h a t perhaps their greatest ambition or most earnest wish may be fulfilled dur- ing three years of high school work is uppermost in th e minds of the sopho- mores as they enter their beginning year. The work of the sophomores this year has been outstanding. Their leaders are: Joe Clark, pres- identg Clifford johnson, vice-president, Bob Rittenhouse, secretary, Dixie Dean Wjfatt, treasurer, Bill Davis, sergeant-at-arms, and Mr. Lee, sponsor. ,NN it ' . . .ny , f 19' iff Q 8 ii 'Sir CLARK, JOHNSON, RTTTENHOUSE, VVYATT, DAVIS, MR. LEE As a class the sophomores won for themselves the prize offered by the P. T. A. for the member- ship contest. This is only one example of their excellent accomplishments. Junior Class The junior class officers for the year are ,Tack Powell, president: Harry Schreiber, vice-presi- dentg Ethel Marie Clark, treasurer, Harry Bartlett, sergeant-at-arms: Fay Oliver, secretary, and Mr. Raymond Clouse, sponsor. The junior class has set a standard for the coming juniors that is by no means easily equaled. The class has enter- ed into every activity of the school with CLARK, OLIVER, POVVELL, SCHREIBER, BARTLETT, MR. CLOUSE everlasting pep and vigor. We are proud to say that our class is Worthy of mem- bership in Senior High School. We sincerely hope that the junior class of 1935 will con- tinue its successful functioning as se- niors and that it will set the highest standards of a n y class ever to grad- uate from Spring- field High School or a n y oth er high school in this region. 1 1