Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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JEANETTE BESHEARS- .-lrtistic in nature, Jeanette is a star student in her art work. Her serAz'ices are also rendered for the betterment of the House of Represcntatities. ELIZABETH SAGE- Elisabcth is particularly inter- ested in L'0HlIllfC1'L'lL7l 'work and she is now mastering these courses so that she may become a secre- tary. ,IIRI BAUCH- Jimmie is our happy-go-lucky fello-ze who doesn't gi-re a hang what tlze teachers gizfe lzim on lzis grade card. VIVIAN BENTOTN- Vi-z'ian is an accomplished young lady who has a reputation not only for a delightful personality, but for musical ability as well. OMER NORTH- .4 business manager nzust be efficient, dependable, and accur- ateg so this year s Annual had Omer as its manager. VVAN DA FELLIN- Did some fairy wield a wand o magic o'er lVanda's curly head to make those brozUnie's eyes and ninibleness and put friendliness into her laughter? ROBERT GOUDELOCK- Roberfs twinkling blue eyes and merry laughter ha-zfe made him many acquaintances who en- joy being around him. . , Q ,.i..f 'Y ETCYL DILLARD- Puns nzay be the lowest form of wit, but Etcyl says anything good enough for Shakespeare is good enough for him. GENEVIEVE CLAYPOOL- Gene'z'iecz'e is not only a valuable HIGH TIIIIES Staff member, but she also played the role of Helena. in fl tllidsummer Night's Dreanifj MILDRED COLEY- Traveling in the United States and 'z'isiting places of note and beauty are the cherished desires of Mildred. JOSEPH RAY- .loseph is a gallant Spanish cavalier. He is handsome and, as a true knight should be, -is chiv- alrous to the ladies. VIRGINIA MARTIN- ln Virginia's snzile we can see a reflection of her true clzaracter -kindness, trutlzfulncss, and a sincere lo'z'e for all of her school- mates. OREN HELMS- Oren is interested in social science, but music interests him more. In his dreams he sees him- self as an orchestra leader. ERN ESTINE BAXTER- lVe are confident tlzat Ernes- tine's hopes of becoming an in- terior decorator will be realised because of her excellent 'work in this line. 116 BETTY FERGUSON- Reser-zied and quiet, but stillable to send a class of students roar- ing with her hunzorous English talks. That's Betty Ferguson. EDITH POWER- ll'hen we hear tlze name Edith Power, 'we can't help thinking of a plcasingly plump -individual with a pretty smile and a hearty laugh. AUGUST HOLLER- An eircellent sense of humor characterizes August. Could the interesting experiences he nar- rates be his own? At least he is fond of trazfeling. VIRGINIA REEDER- Virginia is much interested -in further work in music, particu- larly in pursuing thc study of tlze violin. LOIS OLDHAM- Lois enjoys studying the piano and reading good b0oks,'.and of the two she prefers tlze piano. BOB ST. JOHN- Bob's wonderfully peppy and sporty columns concerning ath- letic e-vents ha-ee been read during the year with pleasure. ELEANOR BRIDGES- Eleanor, who possesses a bright, sparkling, cheerful disposition, brings happiness and sunshine wherever she is.

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WILLENE SMITH- lVith her dark hair and eyes, round cheeks, and pleasing smile, lfVillene reminds us of the Hlllona Lisa. CATHERINE CAMPBELL- Catheriue is such a swell 'gal. Her very intimates call her Tar- zan. I -wonder why? ROBERT THARP- By Roberts acting in various plays, he has demonstrated splen- did dramatic talent. llilay lze ac- conzplish mulch! FRANCES ANNE BALDVVIN- Frances Anne has been most dependable serving on senior coin- nzfittees. A radiant personality has brought to her a wide circle of friends. FRANCES LANE- Frances's poetry is equally as delightful as Frances is herself. They both seein to have a tendency to attract attention through their outstanding merits. NORMAN BAKER- His merry Hello greeted you and left you -in a better frame of mind. To Norman we are sorry to have to say 'Goodbyef' LOIS LEAMING- Lois is one of our accomplished young singers. Her 'voice has been broadcasted by radio more than once. RUTH CHUBB- .Many modern diversions do not appeal to Ruth. She likes reading best, but collects stamps as an- other instructi-z'e recreation. EDITH LAUGHLIN- A blue-eyed blonde with a 'very pleasing way is Edith, who loves to study the capriccs I-11 characters and sports. PAYTON KELLY- Let us ever remember Pate as Philandre in Rosamunde . and, besides his 'Vocal talent, his in- strumental work in the band. MILDRED PATTERSON- Pat is a cellist in our orches- tra and expects to prepare to become a music super-z'isor, a career to which she is looking forward. JOE BRENNEISEN- ll'e will always remember .loe as our friend with a happy smzle and a new Pord. LORENE HOOVER Lorene s good disposition stays with her through all the storms of school life. hlay she always have the sanze sweet disposition. LORENE SUTTON- Lorene is a student and loAz'er of art. Since studying zn. Chicago, slze lzas considered making it her life ieorlf. MERRELL IJCNOON- .-I wild turkey in his gauze bag pro-z'es lllerrelfs claim to be a hunter is no idle boast. FREIDA MAYFIELD- Freida is a good sport in any 'worth 'zehilc thing that comes along. ller sense of humor and lzer goodwill insure her many friends. IJOROTHEA DINGELDEIN- Dorothea's fa'z'orite sports are basketball and baseball, which she plays energetically and entlzusi- astically. HONNARD HICKMAN- Howard Hickman is well-knoien for his brilliance and his keen sense of humor. He plans to at- tend an Eastern College. RUBY CALHOUN- fllert and ready on current questions and problems, Ruby -will be remembered for her burning bro-zen eycs that bespeal? gentility and thought. FAYE SOLOMON- Fayels interests are concerned nzostly with activities outside school. if pianist of note and a scout lieutenant are e.ra1nples of her 'z'ersatility. MARY LOUISE HOFFMAN- lllary Louise is a pleasant sort of girl. She is one of llliss Ott's faithful and -industrious assist- ants. 4 117