Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Home Room 113 Junior Home Room ll3 is one of the best in the building. Qlixcuse this statement, but it is pardonable pridel. Certainly you may visit us. Come and spend a week. On Monday when the activity ticket representative appears, you will see him handing out tickets to fifty per cent of our class. You see, we are enthusiastic about all school affairs. Then on Tuesday you will be glad to join us in a half-hour's reading,or-study. Youlll be inter- ested in looking over some of the books and magazfnes in our little library. On Vlfednesday we shall find entertainment in our weekly as- sembly. On Thursday you will see that most of us are buried in the latest edition of the High Tinley. Perhaps vve'll find an article that will call for some comments from our group. On Friday you will wish to take part in our stimulating discussion of current topics which are suggested to us by Dr. Hull. Last, and by no means least, at any time you may find us in conference with Miss Moore, our teacher, for it is at this period that all our dif- ficulties and schedule troubles are solved. HOME ROOM 113 First row: Helen Hardy, Mary Elizabeth Gurley, William Day, Harold Day, Bernice Hille, Evelyn Salsman, Thomas Barn- aby. Edwin Keith, Emma Hurst. Second row: George Goostree, Robert Coonis, Manford Mc- Croskey, Hulan Grantham, Wal- ford Anderson, Stephen VVheat, VVilliam Francis, Shirley Bit- terick. Third row: Hollis Bur- rows, Mary Noblett, Bobby Mc- Clancy, Maurine Hicks, Bill Thompson, Bernice Jones, Ray- mond Deardbrff, Harold Ben- nett, Dorothy VVall. Fourth row: Robert Miller, Elton Bass, Iarnes Freeman, Irvin Selsor, Glen McClernon, Charles Kim- ber, Eurzene Deeds. Elsia Ed- wards, Virginia Fralick. HOME ROOM 106 First row: Bob O'Neil, Harry Bartlett, Charles McKee, Mel- vin Miller, Hubert Morris, Hales Scarbrough, Floyd Beavers, Lo- ren Hough, Bill Moll, Joseph Charti-and, Richard Houser. Sec- ond row : Charles Garrett, Franklin Barclay, Elbert Kling- ensmith, Martin M i t c h u m, George Barnes, VValter Adkins, Kenneth Scott. Hubert Hyde, Gene Helvey, Mr. Hardin, Ioe Ellis. Third row: John Fair- ley, Clifford VVest, Fred Hines, Fred Bernett, Alvoree Davidson. Vernon Ramsey, Iohn Hamil- - f - ton, Dan Nickle, Claude Hogan, Lloyd Morton, Home Room 106 During the home room periods in 106 several discussions and projects were worked out by the members. Since the home room was made up entirely of boys, most of the discussions pertaned to athletics. All the sports were well repgesentedg Claude Hogan, John Fairley and Crfford West played on the junior football team in the inter-school tournamentg Williain Moll, Howard Wood1'idge, Kenneth Scott, Floyd Beavers and Lloyd Morton participated in intra- mural basketball: Dale Presley, Claude Hogan and 'lohn Fairley were active members of the track teamg and Lloyd Lambeth was one of the mainstays of the golf team. A short time before Christmas the group decided to give a basket to some deserving family. Plans were made. VVhen the purchases were completed, the basket represented a man's idea of a real meal. The boys derived an enormous amount of pleasure from making this family happy. The boys have been loyal to the school in purchasing activity tickets and all are planning to attend High School Day.