Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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MARY ELLEN XNRIGHT- Jlary Ellen is an aeeoniplished young lady, for slze not only 'zerites poetry but lzas also aeted in sehool plays. COLETTA BLAES- Vi-z'aeious - that's Coletta - ex- eelling and graeeful in aeroluzties, real in dranza, gay and responsi'z'e at pimii-s, alieays ali'z'e. RL'TH NELSON- Cooking or seteing, eutting np bugs or danring--zelzatei'er she does, she does with a joy that's as bright as her sparkling blaeh eyes. JOHN FLUMMEREELT- Johnny is, of course, alteays to be renzelnbered for eaptaining the basketball team and his agile playing in the ganzes. LOTS HALL- Lois is an attraeti-z'e tiein. Her leisure time is happily spent in playing basketball or hiking. IRMA KRUMHOLZ- ' ll'ith flying fingers and trip- ping toes, Irn1a s skill in typing and daneing are akin to the sparkling 'Z'i'I'Uc'l.fj' with ielzieh she responds to friends. MILDRED VYEAVER- Mildred's keenly alert of all that goes on around, yet she del-z'es in books for delight and ad'z'enture. MARTHA LEE DUNIVANT- Martha Lee, popularly known as Tuffy, surprises people with her ability to play the piano. Her sense of hunzor is aeute, too. CHARLES GIBSON- By winning first plaee as orator in both his junior and senior years, Charles has established a fine reputation as a foreeful young Denzosthenes. RAYCENE GIBSON- It seems tlzat Rayeene's life is inode up almost entirely of art. Her piano-playing is equally as superb as her drawing. EIJXYARD VVOMMACK- Edieard, being nzeehanieally- minded, spends nzost of lzis tinze tinkering with his radio or his aneient Hlllodel T. ' VAN COCHRAN- Van is a blond, unassunzing, niodest young man who is inter- ested in hunting and fishing and other outdoor sports. MARY CHARLOTTE McCLUNG- jlary Charlotte's brilliant high sehool -work gives us reason to belie'z'e that someday she 'will stand far above the ordinary person. XYILLIS BASS- .ul quiet, reser-Ped sort of fellow, lI'ilIis makes his friends and keeps thenz. 112 BILLY BOVVMAN- Billy writes poetry at tinzes but is more interested in other intel- lectual pursuits. He likes to do work with his hands, too. JACQUELINE STRINGER- Jaekz'e, ' as her friends eall her, is a good little sport. She is a snzall, lithe creature always intent on ha'z'ing a good tinze. MARY KILLOUGH- lUary is very nzueh interested in the donzestie arts, for she took l70l'11' sewing and eooking. GLADYS MAE MERTELL- The speeial interests of Gladys Blue are playing baseball, eooking, and reading. ERNIE JONES- Ernie eaters to both nzusiie and sports. llf'hen he isn't playzng,,- he is praetieing his eornet or reading. MARY GOLA ELLISON- A eharnzing, likeable girl that loves to tra-ztel by land or air or book, and finds delight in writing is llfary. PEARL COOPER- Pearl's real honie. is in Ark- ansas, but while Izpzng here she lzas made many friends and has had no ehanee to become home- sick.

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JAMES HENNESSY- No doubt Jirnniy will draw lzis million from participation in some sort of atlzleties. His aeti'z'ity in lzigli seliool gives liini a niee start. RACHEL KAMERER- Rachel is a great sport and is always ready to enter into any fun. Consequently slie lzas a wide eirele of friends. DONALD DAVIS- Sports and reading are Donald's dirzfersions, but in the future lie plans to attend business eollege and be an aeeountant. Luele to you! JEAN VVHEELER- Jeanls tfitfaeity and fvleasing fver- sonality lnake 'us fully realise tlze value of lzer friendslzifv. JANICE JOHNSON- .laniee is quite e.reellent in lier art work. lf slie eontinues 'zeitlz lzer 'zeorlr in tlzis field,iue feel tlzat slie will aeeonzfvlislz 'zeondersi JACK LONG- Beeause of lzis startling ability as a radio singer, .laele :nay be eonsidered one of tlzose fe-ze zelzo eonze to a little taiun and nzake good. ALMA RUTH ELLIS- Tlze adage, Good tlzings are done up in snzall faekagesf' ap- filies to 'wee fllnia R-utlz, fulzose brilliant selzolastie reeord is out- standing. JEANNETTE BURCHARD- feannette's true love of nature and the out-of-doors wins for lzer tlze noted title of a good sforts- nzan. EUGENE CLAIR- ll'7ll07l lie is not engaging in some sport, Eugene fflays tlze saxofvlzone for di'z'ersion. He plans to be a doetor. MARGARET MCCLURE- Margaret gives pleasure to lzer friends tuitlz ele'z'er readings and is always generous in eoniflying 'zeitli tlzeir requests for tlienz. LATHON HENSON- A pronounced football fan, Latlzon was on tlze senior teanz., wlzieli e'z'entually 'zeon tlze tour- nanient. Intelleetual pursuits in- terest lzini also. HELEN LAHMAN- Helen, iuliile retaining lzer fatl1er's brisk intelleet, was ne'z'er quite so lzafpy as Azulzen nzarelzing up tlze aAz'enue attired in lzer Seat- tisli kilts. MARY JANE FULBRIGHT- Brilliant and tlzouglztful, lllary .lane is filled 'zeitlz lo-re for life and its ad-z'entures. Her lzafvpy snzile and kindness l1a'I'e endeared lzer to us. ARCHIE FRANKS- Arelzie has a elzarniing ferson- ality, a keen sense of lzunzor, and a IlIGI I'Fll0llJ faeulty for fereef- tion, esffeeially in nzatlzenzaties. JACK STRONG- Reading and developing filnzs are tlze queer eoinbinatzon of ,lael2's -interests. JEAN CHAPPELL- Tl1L'l'C,J sonietlzing about .lean and lzer sweet 'ways tlzat drafes friends around her. One of lzer fa'z'orite eolleetions is bridge tallies, NVILLIS MASTERSON- ll'illis lzas a elose group of friends 'zelzo are always going on SONIC sPree ' eonneeted with tlze out-of-dors. He is a great base- ball enthusiast. ALMA CALHOUN- :1ln1a's erfierienee singing in tlze Glee Club must gi'z'e lier talent in talking. Her reeitations, too, in- dieate eareful ffrejvarations of lzer lessons. ROBERT SUMMERS- A eordiality of smile and deed tlzat is elzaraeteristie of Robert makes ns doubly glad to as-sure lzinz sueeess and lzosts of friends. HELEN ALEXANDER- lntelligent and teitty, Helen is souglzt by tlzose 'zulzo lsnoze lzer -well botlz for lzer e'z'er proffered assistanee and lzer liking for a good tinie. LUCILLE MURPHY- fl tfeinla'le in lzer eyef' a eliarnzing Irish wit, and a friendly sfirit attraet botlz girls and bays. ivy 111 lf? O

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VERA LILLEY- Pretty dark eyes and hair and a warm smile characterize Vera, who likes outdoor sports and whose pet hobbies are reading and sewing. TOM COCHRAN- This time it's Tom, not Van, and he's a sports enthusiast. He's one more eager youth fascinated by giant machinery. JUANITA MORRIS- .luanita is a quiet and peaceful person and, unknown but to few, often writes poetry for diversion. LLOYD WEST- Lloyd, who lo-ees the country and its open spaces, will always be liked for his industry, depend- ability, and pleasant way. VIRGINIA PATTERSON- fl sweet little maid tlzat finds lzer thrills in books and gives us joy in poems tlzat are lovely pic- tures of her heart. JOHN HUGHES- .lohn is rather quiet and studious, but his distinguishing clzaracter- istic is his inclination toward scientific work. GENEVIEVE KING- GeneAz ie'z'e loves both lzer for-mer school in Lebanon and our own Senior High. She loyally sup- ports both. THOMAS WEB B- Tihey say you're never great until you have a nickname. Torn- mze and Buck go hand in hand. From all reports Thomas is an expert golfer. THEODOSIA CRALLE- Theoclosia is our perfect hostess. Tactfulness, a charming personal- ity, and an endearing smile are Theodosia's attributes accounting for her admiring circle of friends. J. VV. HILL- fl member of the N. H. S. and a brilliant student in all lzis un- clertakings, J. IV. stands as a true example of scholarslzip. AGNES RITA VVALSH- --Ignes is dependability personi- fied. Since she is very modest, she never makes much commotion about what she does, but is al- ways ready to lend a helping hand. EDVVIN MISHLER- Ed's special interest and talent lies in woodwork. It would prob- ably notbe amiss to say that he has ambitions to be an e.vcellent carpenter. PAULINE JONES- Tlzat pleasing personality and acti-ve interest that we know in Pauline will always -make her in- fluence felt wl1ere':'cr she goes. HOXYARD GRUBAUGH- Like still water, with a gurgling fount of humor and mischief that runs beneatlz the sparkling sur- face, -is Howard's winning per- sonality. VIRGIE COCKRUM- .-It last we'i'e found someone who has intelligence and is seem- ingly oblizfious of the fact. Vir- ginia has a charming personality. VV. KI. LEVVIS- Rah-rah-rah-ll'. JI. led the Pep Squad in many evarieties of yells to lend encouragement to the Bulldogs. THELRIA BROCKERT- ll'ith our faith Thelma ought to reach the top in social work both quickly and successfully. She will, too. ,IOE REX HAINLINE- .loc's claim. to fame is, among other things, his appropriate re- marks on timely topics. MARY JANE ARNHART- .-I rescr-red nature with an e'2'erlastzng smile is enough to as- sure ns that lllary .lane is a true friend of all. KEITH BAKER- Courteous, a leader in school, cz comrade in fun, Keith ranks among the foremost in drama, writing, and the regard of his classma tes. VIRGINIA HORNE- l'irginia's talent as a sales- woman was e'I'1denced by her large Resume sales. She plans to enter a training school for nurses in Yew lervev A L . . . G it-f TKJ H 113