Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1940 volume:

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MISSOURI VOLUME XXXVI - w 0 huh HUF4!J!,L5l'iHUUN HHSSIS SENIORS JLJNIORS SOPHOMORES SPUHIS FGOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK HELLLYIIIIS DRAMATICS To a man who us held an hugh esteem by the whole student body we the staff of the l94O Resume vvnsh to cleducate our book For hls kmdly under standmg and hus good matured smule for has success IO trammg athletes for has genome splrlt we respectfully and attectnohately dedlcate thus book to To provide recreational activities that are interesting and worth- while for every boy and girl in Senior High School is the ideal of all pupil and faculty groups who are working with extra-curriculum activities. The new auditorium is a boon for such a program, for it will continue to provide innumerable opportunities for all types of programs, as well as for group meetings. Plans are also being made to equip one of the former cafeteria rooms as a recreation room next fall to serve for small parties and group gatherings before and after school and during the noon hour. It is hoped this room will also lend itself to informal class programs during the school day. An opportunity for a flexible period within the school day, to accommodate pupil groups when they find a common interest which they wish to pursue further than the limits of the classroom program permit, is offered by the new schedule. These three new factorse- the auditorium, the recreation room, and the activity period - should do much to round out the excellent program already provided by our various school departments and our activity ticket fund. OUR GYM ....... .-. Q 1 Z, 'ffjvi S. L .HWS nl-'W LURY I ,.,.-angwoiwf ' xg.: .. 'v 1 . 497: . I seas. 1 J fb- Sw -1 c:,a0.'n! A fx . White Q -fs K,-if 'f ' A G 9 Q . , A b 4 1 -f 'K ' 5, .AWS -- .. ' ' lex . S:l44,,T v -awk A, f h 7 IA- A ' . . 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A V gui? .. ' 1,134 f-- A iff! w? Q3'f+1w f'x xx 2- V, gtk 3' 1 ' V. L -ki, w-,, N535 fix. E ,4- .., l,x,?',.g .. F :hi v.i.1,ig,,,1T' Ji-, , A X A .-J .. 4ll4i,,k LA K i 15,11 v ilvv 45 hAs'Z,',-,ur?. 'F ?l'f.r3 ' . '- - .,3,,Y' , N,A..3.'q-,lwiuwt yjxh X. A-ffiif 1 - .1 ' ,L A ,W ig ,. ,.. .:,,.., ax. crib '23, , A zu, I 4: -.i '+'- 9 ' ' 5- ' r J!,'.T'?4:f. ' 1' ff , 1 ai .1 '91, f,'j: v f ,, I . isfff., ff' K -'pta' X 5 -. 0 'l'ff3'Q':fi'1 ' 4 I Q '- 1 'iv' ,, , s, qv- x'--5 .,-, '-Q -N ' 4' 1' , ' ' 47, x. L 1 'u ,a-A , I ,u 5 N - . , . . . v. 9 ' 'N-Ju' 4 ' f'-L' I 1 g, The school year of V939 40 marks Dr D Hull 5 fufteenth armuversary as prmcnpal f Sensor Hugh School l-las keen cmderstandmg of school prob lcm has stlmulated IH both faculty and students a greater Interest In currucular and extra currncular actuvltles WEST ENTRANCE 'Q zz: ' N' ., s K ist if V- rf l f . 1 1 Es l 3 , , PM N, 1 ,,,.- 5 . ff 'F. .1 :E 3' N- ,W W ,, 5. ga' , ' x ., x --O' 1 : 6 I . I me--.. , . , ' 515-:ff-5 4 -. :hi .' f 'A . M M. 4w1f 1h - ytaw' '!fiL'iv'z'! ' I ' A 4 . Ji 4 - Q:-1 3- lil -s-A-1 1- .I ,Q X .., 1 , . -' , . J xLi 5 lk' 'l?4 'f5? ll l.'sfti'.' Q 1 W . I gA .1 4 U, Cj'1f,g, - X,.? W' Q - 'iv-Q ' , , ,. I. I 2' +R A -f5hwfQ ,-f1:e fi 1 f 'ak H L ,. .Q , ,A .Y Q., :A ., A HF.. -. -. fx MX my we fvcvdocx YwQWg,YX Www ckkovks OAJKK-XQX Paks Y5wXufvg,. 'bmfoafx Vvcaxdco X , NM, L. O Ylosc , my Qowdbv C NJ. Od QLXXAX 55-'x Kc, x x5 ww Sbuuww ,K YK band am A . xg, 0 dum ok Lu dm m round- gkbx wo ,K xgmo xx Yxgv, mm? exon YXOO Du Wwx YNIANM, a. , SL, x. UC. xggx N0 CS 6 1 1 acfmam 9 ch oX 2' E P BUQM N Os KQXM :Q Y A C DMX PA l H IF 7LAR Ill 1 III .is 5ElNIIUR?f HIGH SDIUUI.. STADIUM IE-135 Brurwtvslavd SCOf'5I'1d Sprmgfudd Mussouru Novembuv 1939 Q C9 March SVI, 4I'S7O M EMIIHIHM E E DODD Prmcipal, 1898 1917 Blatchlcyvrllc. Illmois March 13, 1859 Sprmgfacld. Mnssourn October 3, 1939 MEMORIES sez? , ..c.,. -1 X-'ms - uf X I .. x N X Z ' ', 1' ,ff ff . 1 '.. , , T 4, x fx , I .1 W . wx' 'if' 'x ' N -vw-.. 1. , 1 P A .A fi l, NX! xff- xx ,V jx! y . f ,ut KA,-N , 'VV XA -1 4 Lf? ' Rq xr . kj 1 ' K ,lg in X X lx I N K1 , , x x ff ' v 4 ' 1 N , ,il ,, 4' f, 5. ,al Z 3 , , .xx 'R f NX' .A M' 1 X., 'X ff 14 n Q. Wu- ,f , 'X 5-Q-. . 4a-P' Hbiiij f f Z 1 Y , .-.lfy 4 -Af ,' : f,, ,.r ff x. cfs 131' ,, if If Our gracuous dean of gurls Mass Lochue E Sperry possesses the glft of understand Ing gurls and thelr problems and the ablllty to Cope vvlth any sltuatuon l-lu dlstlnctvva appearance lneautrlul vouce and perfect polsa make her a completely charming person The llyfes of many gurls are deeply lV1llllLf'1CLCl by Contact wrth her HEE CPE A A wnse and helpful counsellor as Mr George Ryden dean of boys He has sue eeded well nn establlshlng frlendly relatuons wrtl-1 the boys and IU assustung them wlth dynamlc and eff Cmnt person and hrs otface the busy Center of many Important activities RCHN v CL Mr Robert Runge Capable supervisor ot the lndustrual Arts Department has worked tnrclessly for a dream whlch has at last come true an up to date undustrnal arts program Carried out In an ultra modern bulldlng Vxfe honor Mr Runge for has achlevements and for beung such a flne genulne person ROBERT RUNCE BS n Vl 'Vllssourl Ii H V I, lr Y i ICC l o RRY A li Dru.. 'Xl ,fizlumtvm L. W ' s 1 , , Q30 theur many problems, lvlr. Ryden as a ! 7 , IS 110 C- R DEF' A li, B S, Central ell -gc, A Nl y xl L, Zl , . l l .E.. - U. SPA Our faculty IS a large one nearly 90 teacher By working together theie m n and women have bunlt one of the tlnegt and most progressuve edu catuonal unuts nn the country unfortunate but true that very few students ever becom acquatnted yyuth all of the tea hers We should luke to take thss opportunrty to lntroduce a few ot the many lnterestlng m mb rs Ot the faculty Our Engllsh Department as headed y Mass da Ausherman She S 51'x tO'5LEGw' ll it ,W 5 Yixq nk Nfgyuelw rx -IDU! is fc JR gs LAH M lLLE5 OXNQ I 1 HX QV' CLAF A Tf'Xl RANT FLORENCE C PAINTER B S Teachers College A N11 Unlxers ty Of Nl Ssflurl 27 EVFXLY J IOHNSQ' 1 rury 1 A r NELUE HOFER 3 EF ELLA CRUBAUCH B S Teachers College .-Bgwq X .cf I 4' fb 'Q Q ' ' 1. ,L H , ' ' W .hai fi Xe, 2 .M TI' ' .-- ' Q rs. I' ' 2, L, -we ,SN BSU 1 tl ef T T. l X ll., lx S, Luv vvxlty ntl 'Xllxw mr 'X l-, D tx N, Hmm QPXXAS 0100 l,lvvlen'rl,lty , 1 5 Q y l t lt Ii ,l ,y , xv 1 u 1 1 C a ' . K A b I 1 1 . 3 N , Xrx Y VS, Tv. hurx Crlllvxjt K, ,Lys ' n T ll , 0' A ff' T an-, f. ,5 l ' l I ll' 'Ts 6 1-Q. Vx XXX E BHANNON fx fs parkluna and deeplx Interesting person Her nobbwew are lundee needlework ine drrmng bor sne as also very ond of Maxx and 5pend5 rnocn Tame af the Tnearer Wien she rs nn New York Tnm Dernwmer sne intend to Take a horf tmp through Oldahoma and unto Texu Last summer sne enloyed not rem? one but born of the Vxforld S Faurs e as r' A H vu 1 BS Her n 5 nd nex dol e Uma Ooson Matnenwafweb Depart ment head D una to gtax at norne thas Q6 Vx :Q 5x F NMA W LTHLL LANCSTQN 6' ix S542 nwers x cr Cnr r Dmrx Us Ts N Dr Ur :XG Xl Vx P932 Q N summer and take care of her garden She loves flowers and spends most of her spare tlme with them She has a soft vouce and a sweet manner whlch endear her to the hearts of her students and fellow teachers lvlr O O Lahman us head of the Commerce Department l-l lukes to play golf whenever he has a spare moment whuch rsnt often H lovlal and good natured and possesses one of the best busnness heads an town l-las management of the school bank s very effncrent x Nplzxq l A HARRI om s IOS HTNE Mfxloufxr DT Dfllfy tif Tr UNVXN C HARDIN HOMER R KESTERSON e1ehers Cf liege A B Teachers College ww ggi 3 Noll Nl PAUL E owelee PAUL M rv1lTcHUrv1 912' Q Y B S Kansas Teachers College B S Teachers College P' M A University of lvllssouru ' l l , - T A 1 T T els kool Q a S Mia' EP A Q Q Y xkxflsovlx J A B' 1X5 ,TCQN 'NWT X O 65' fi T 1 39,1 J I C A I , ' ' ' , e is T I Q A I fxate- ,, if Ylxlx xl 014' . , - 1 ,, Y r - 1 2-4 f 's. 5 Us its wp- L v POYD Q65 'T ' ' 5HPR 11 ff!! Mass Hargts of tne Home Economucs Department ts verx proud ot ner new kttcnen Her tavonte Qastumes are reading and nnktng Her vonce ns clear and musscal and umrneduatelv attracts Mass Retcn who dtreets the Sclence Department as a verv congenual person She IS plannung to leave for Calttornua the tnrst of june stawng an Los Angeles most ot the tame and returnung by vvav ot Denver the last of August She IS a genunne trnend to ner students gr fpw VYLNVX NVXSON 1 L s C WL E ff Er rmfix' A, ' ' ' ' ,DAX 'Q . X wtf. Lot, wwf, Et, oc-ft , A ,rf is Www. ft l VW f' 2 Tmxrlu t- C Will A D5 1 A--, j my 11 ' A g , , s 5 3 1 3 ones attentuon, ,W , y 5 ' A I' ' A A v t t 1 - . 3 e -. titres' ,fxvir '. ' E C ' tt rm ,V A E- .h Q no. Xu A N , B I 'Z sf 6 01, Yr, H X . ' M . -two soxtnroxt X f t 7,0 ' t 5 A tt om, E5 s Turn f ft t ,QC Kms or LA NX x U xv and an mam Cases has cnablgd th-,m to fund Lmpioymcnf affgr flfmy lgavc school Mass Isabgl Smpard fndusfruous noad of fng Husforv Dgpartmgnt has a fum colfgcfuon of puctums and clp pangs wnucn she passes among tng sfudgnrs for Tim Lducaflonal valug Thu obtaangd Sim has bun to Europg sufual mmm Sm IS om of tho small Lbf rngrnbub of ting faculty but also om of tng most mspgcfgd M155 Maddgn IS ngad of tim Forugn GIAC? N FO W LOLA HAXVKINS Fx L 5 lxmrmgt ICHAI D I X.VJxhnk,1 W 5 T MABEL DAVIS urw r IL YW A w ,VW QARL F wowwsom Josnwrmf s Breoww N , Drum' A B, DUNN 05 ,--sg i I ANNA O BFUEN D my B S Tudchcrs COW Lgc vytrsw y T N4 ssourt MARY CRISS 10'- LUCILLE SHIVEL 1 ARTHUR ROPER A B Drury an Et Tcmchcrs C lc L Q umh 1 Unwvcvsuty Un ycrsxty ot N1 ssourx J wg! C Language Department Last summer she went abroad vvuth Miss Sperry She reads wrdcly and attends many lcctures She also teaches psychology and her Interest un young people car rncs over unto their church actuvutoes Mr Runge us the head of the Indus trual Arts Department He has a well cquupped shop un has home where he makes a number ot attractnve artncles for has house Besndes teaching scuence Mr Byers assists Mr Ryden It as a well known gD,Tp-4 MQQRE FRANK WEST c,S CAN oth A4 AB Drury AB DVUVV Offlg 27 evo :Ni u fact that the only way to get Mr ers oft the sublect to s talkung about tusbnng He spends much ot has tame on a bank wartung tor a bnte and woe to the unlucky person who Interrupts hum M E Wayne Shannon hrstory teacher has had charge of the Un: versnty ot the Arr programs wlmch have gnven radno exoerlencc. to a number of Students thus past year Hrs horne room whucb ns organuzed as a mode! Cnty has attracted much attentuon 00190 Q0 XL vm MNNON X NN wx: tow BIBBETI if '3- IOHN T ww Q C KNO 4318- 'WH A Fx Bi T1 Amt ALICE MQKENNA Moms SMLLER YHI' . 5 A oft ' wxo D W X 4 t e m r ni ww SQ Oxp, U Alf Drum IYU, Tn.1f'wv-- CMM x PM N 3. 9. By ' us tart , - A V 7 , ,Q- , v Y 9 ' ,.f5.,.. V , , x . ' 4, Hoffr NCLH A H. B S, Tru! hw-, C' Umin' I' S, l5.1vm,: T1 .lf Mmm! UL ,X S, - X - 'Y X,Ql S1 5 L AS ' AB,B5,oft.fa, AB. y 255' Z8 Qs, u XP- 3,-1 49.363 K ARCUEWTE BINCHAN4 c s Col L 73 lAR Dm DWIGHT DARBY TL chnrs Colc c fl Ogkq M Tcdchc r 3 C ,fc ly Q M 1 sgow Mass Henderson Engllsh teacher IS to be cornpllmented on the wonderful work she has done vvuth the Cmzen shlp Congress thus year Thelr work IS recognl ed throughout the school as beung one of the most efflcuenf pro grams carrned through durnng the school year Mr Sherman popular clvlcs teacher rs one of the buslcst people ln the entlre bulldlng He IS Sensor Class sponsor and has charge of the sale of plns nngs cards and announcements A sflffo vw wxrmsom H l'llE E QE' H AM 79.7 Hg sg U C505 CPM P1-S f Sifpg fl 901 .1 , . gui! A px- ' l 1. K, M U -. -A 2 'wing A . 4 954 M W li. Ulm, B S, Tu: hw l'gc - Un ' CQQO 'lefsl C' O IA y ofa .gl Sv 2 or ness. woxs ' ' ' ' ' A lg. Vll B S. 'Q ' l -gl I Q- sf O S .y O , ' 'Q A' Y ,C V ' S A U., Drum V mv AN f L 0 7,3 N ON M RANK CC Xen X X T NN besides the commencement and bac ealaureate Qervnecs Mr Charleb Whtte IS well known for has rnuslca Bblllfk and vabt enthus Scuad whneh wnth nts modernized veils proxudcd atmosphere at the a Ltue ments Wuth great skull h nduets hus Cla ses an an Inform manner and u CeLd1 IU makung his tory vutaltx tnteresttnq to has students I hard Led IS a hustor teacher but he ts better known to us '38 191 'Ov' ii..- ,-.cn A R CADE IOHVX L KIRUN rmxTt1CL VV 1-an CHARLES 5 WHNTE www E MHQINNELL A B Drurv 3 f tr w 4 GN N 'ANN O HELEN A IOHNSON HARRY SUT X Drum T ur mm Cf I 1 L 1 rn vu r r f fX'hxsPu if! ' ' ,, . la hw ' U 1 9 .sv M V . fi 1. V V H -. 4. r NN ,Q at A N0 J , CV? BS, KAN 1 '. h 'rx Crallcgt' B S. CUNLA whm llrvnrrsztl. I Qf NUS Nt,-'X,l'v't1tr1rx 't'X1..ur VX ill 1 ' X X5 3 V, 1 1 1 tasm He ts the sponsor of the Pep A 59 3 l ! i 7 V' N111 -f R Q CO .3 ' al N 2 2 H ' f ' H K Mr, R Q R 11 ' y 1 Q 1 1 X I. PS, Tut h ' K1 Cr II 'gf' R -lf Y N s .ral V O xi ,UW Y X L U15 taxi' AB. BS, e.,t Vhil' '-.4 A, Vlfrthvx 'ste U 1 L 1lfN A N1. llnnr' xntx f S FN 1 C fXRN'1STR TJ HOMER T FORD r NIV IOHN Cl NFTON SOCK IOHN XV PHNLLIPS T if us Q A fl for has partncrpafuon nn sehool dances and stunt nughts He IS seen at nearly every rnnxer engowng them as much a any of the students We admnre has spnnt In hdpung shx pupuls to have a better Tnrne Than they muqhf other wlsr. have had Muss Marx EHU1 Lnkvns ws 1 French Teacher and has traveled ovensuverx IH France und other fore gn eounfrves Her class room n decorated wurh French symbofs and flags In red whnte un blue Frances nafnonal colors 'Qin 714 4 ,L A S 05350 MONA L HXXDLN LOB CRES!-UNM ' 7, . 5 Q A B , Drurx Cgfzwmj. Dfigy 'rs '7'-7 K rl L VJ fi , XVArrenshurg Tvnrhn fu Cr UVLQA' 'q, XM if XA NN kj x, fx X Lv 1 OO NN PQ 60 T Shy and Mr Whllg TFL Tlog Lnlhusm tc sponsp rs of thy Pup Squid T many sfudpnts thg lmwgfosl sur prusL of Tho ygir wus tht nmrrnu of thur popular Mucha thg formu Mlss lXfl1L1dLV'i lVl Cord Thu shown md hu 1 L dgparfurg from fhp school Mass Edna wg Davidson took hu n 1 L English fLaChu for thg mmwundpr of thc, ynir Ong ol fhg most talgntgd tmchus nn rhg budding, ns Miss Mary Cathunnf, Lunnlnghdm who ns 1 ClOl'l'1II1LjlL8ClWLV Unpu hu supnryasuon ThL grls Nyu madg 1 numlxr of loycly ggrmgnfs Shg was forrnuly a sclgncg tmchu at om of thg lunuor hugh schools hg Qngoys hu work hug and thp sfudgnts un, fond of hu Clussis Miss Cunning hum IS wgll known ind much prawsgd fc r hu lnfgrpsf ind work as sponsor of L S C Drum Cor vs Thysg am 3 hw of thg fglfhus who am gm ns, Thur falgnts ggnuously To Lnruch our lnvgs Thgm ara stnll othus who arc. conngctgd ddannfgly wuth thc school acfnyutugs Whuch am dwcrulngd Llsgwhug In fhc book Thus wc fund thaf our faculty u LS 1 angry typgs but T L havg In common 1 ggnuunc nntgmsl nn young pgoplL ind Thg dgsrrf, to hglp Thcrh In Lvgry posslblf, Way IS grgfablg that spacg docs not pumlt us fo glyg Qyuy fmchu a paragrwph for Qach and gyuy mgmhgr of Thr. faculty dcsgrwss mgnteon Stnmulatnng and nntcrestung program have featured the seven meetungs ot the Parent Teachers Assocuatton In September Dr l-lull gave hugh Inghts ot the conference on Educatuon tn a Democracy whuch he had just attended an Ncw York The followung month Mlss Lots Eckles told of her summer travel cxperuences The November meeting held an the evenung had for nts speaker the psycheatrust Dr I M Sartnn Mus Helen johnson provuded the Chrustmas program Mrs Lesllc Bugelow gave a book revnew In anuary I February the members heard an address by Mr Harry Suceluft The March meetmg was devoted to a panel duscussuon of our recreatuonal program Wuth thelr des ert sales the mothers tunanced several useful protects of socnal servuce whnch the P T A sponsors The otfrcers thus year were Mrs W P Baker presndent Mrs I D Swan tlrst vuce presudent Mass Lochue Sperry second vtce prestdent Mrs S L Kung secretary Mrs L V Wulcox treasurer il ndrg Mrs S l. Kng Mrs I V W cox Scitcd Mss Sperry Mrs W P Baker M s I D Swan 33 FN Y 2 t big li -f ' ' vEmf,, 51 -'kjxg-f' X 3 lllllll Do you remember that hot September mornung when you entered hugh school? You got lost on the thlrd floor, stumbled unto the wrong room. and were the embarrassed vuctlm ot tradu tuonal pokes. Next you were a lunuor, and had found your place un the lute ot the busy school, Then you were a Sensor, and others were looking up to you Today you are proudlx wearlng a cap and gown. and looking back on the memorues ol those three full years. Pwmvm Aw Nhymrtx k Uwfuffvx F.xr'vmwt NNN mv' F'4'.VXK ' LN .1F.1w- CGM Em L.w..w. MAH mmf Fvffx Ix.'u'ChvI11L'rs Crrifgs' Thmmpxmv Lmnw M.m.1?fm K. vwv- . nw E 'qu VJ.. vw Arvvoli -S f- H Vf.w:1mN Umm H Sgr Q Fun ff -4 icmvw F1.1v'agaw Marx DL.r x1m BNN 10.1 Afqhlm 'xiarqw MAC Smdh XOPVVA1 Fiend L md C.1'h'N .P NT.1ra:.1r4f Pm.,f' 'W-Vw K-N Swfldorm 'J .1.. v rf C '. V 'isfu .N ,N 4,-, Rn , 11.1 La-wgr. Awlurf . 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JP A 1 'mr yr. 10 0214! lmxr' CKNMH nn F2 H Mc rn r 1 E1rb1r1 Emu xoxxiw K wht NOV cor., nu urn um ,mer Tank' ulwu P r 1 1 rim Llmhf M Irvs: -x wth r mm y Pr. as N'f , 4 fig is 9-o li .,.1 5-1 on L x Hobo Day Betty Edmonds, Tom Dcaton, and Aulsae Lcc Smuth, look over the new audutornum. Ralph johnson, Bob Dcnnns, Ben Webb and Bull Duncan demon- strate one of the tuner arts. The over-present 'bnkc' b. ? SVXJOW SCENE AS WE SAW QT f 5' 'G FD, ,fi 9- DAVRD 0. Pm x v , LL 5,44 F r I ' 'X 'OLBL KAN VO 4, ,L l,f,-HN 1 , N mf- ,N u IQ'- Q, -'.x ,,, . QLOKCQE H ld DEN x r . Nu -Q T? 'S Wi ,ig SENTHXJEL .iff X, x 7: Q ' ich, llllll ll 'll Capable l-larold Kennedy is president of the junior Class, l-le is assisted by Gertrude Tracy, vice-presi dent, Cwenn Ann McCann, secretary, and Betty lane Rathbone, treasurer, and supported by Mr. Raymond Clouse as sponsor, This class is distinguished by having such out standing students as Rex Witherspoon and Donald King, who are already members of the tirst debate team, Theda Ann 'iTak Karchmer, their beauty queen, joy Austin and Dorothy lo Gideon, who give excellent performances in school plays. Next year these people, as seniors, will become the school leaders, and we wish them the best of every' thing. 58 NOON HOUR. WHEN KING XNHNTER REICNS JUNIOR CLASS 59 ,.. Rc3Sum6 Staff at Work ff SUPHHMHIHS HE STATELY ELMS Gb lllll ll 'll The class of l942 is indeed a superior one. lts excellent officers are President Bob Stewart, Vice- President Lin Lundgaard. and Secretary Beverly West. Mr, Ryden is their enthusiastic sponsor. The first class event was their party, and it proved one ot the gayest affairs of the year, The sophomores early displayed their school spirit by surpassing the other classes in the number of activity tickets purchased. Throughout the year they have given their loyal sup' port to all school activities--sports, dramatics, debate. music, school parties, stunt nights, and student government. 62 SOP?-lON4ORE CLASS Among the sophomore athletes are the George tvvins, Walter and joe, Bill Allison, jim Davidson. Clyde Wyckoff, and Cene Tripp, who has the dubious honor of being the only basketball player to shoot at the wrong basket and nearly make it. Carol Lahar proved her dramatic ability by her suc- cess in the role of Maud in the all school play. Ladies in Waiting. Richard Mason and several others have given evidence ot their ability. and much can be expected of them in the future. Fifty sophomores showed their interest in debate by working on the national debate subject, Among 63 Q- PH X those promising debaters were Betty Alice Long. Helen Morris, Doris lvlongold, and limmie Anderson, who won a scholarship at the Bolivar Debate Tourna- ment. Among the many musical sophomores we might mention Bill Prater in the band, Elizabeth Rehorn in both band and orchestra, and Bobb Wilhoit and Catherine Moon in the glee clubs. One of the best fields tor the display of school spirit is the student government, Carl Irwin has been most etticient in conducting the pop stand, Bob Stewart in the Senate, Pat lVlcCuffin, Charles Ermes, Phil Brock and Frances johnson of the l-louse ot Repre- sentatives can always be depended on for more than their share ot leadership. 6-l SOPHOMORE CLASS THE PEAK OF EDUCATION bi ,1 -v-, 'N x X .1 . xx! , -1 x. X. XX'-N, K .X . X v X , llllllllllllllllll Elllllll Students chosen for Representative Citizens were selected on the basis ot service, leadership, and school spirit. A preliminary list was submitted to the faculty by a student teacher committee. The following students were elected: IOHN OUINN IOE RATHBUN BILL MALETTE C-EORCE THOMPSON NORWIN YOFFIE MARY FORREST MCADAMS MARY IEAN FULTON lEAN HASELTINE DORIS DAY HARRIETT KINLOCI-l It was an honor to have been on the preliminary list since the committee used excellent judgment in making it. We sincerely hope that these people who were chosen by the student body will retain the fine Qualif ties which earned them this honor. 66 IIHIIHIISHIII About eighty seniors applied for the scholarships. Pupils were chosen on the basis of scholarship and need, except where the award could not be used be- cause of requirements, The following scholarships were granted: DRAUGHONS BUSINESS SCHOOL Stanley Hinchslift Ethel Crosswhite GOLDEN RULE BUSINESS SCHOOL Virginia Nordyke Betty Elaine Taylor lean Reeves COLLECE OF COMMERCE james Putney CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE Lillian Bellunger LeROy Duke lim Dowell SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST COLLEGE Robert Brown DRURY Ioe Burnett Mary Betty jones Mary Eorrest McAdams 'U.D.C,I WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MEDAL Doris Duren STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Ruth Penn Laura Ellis 1P.T,A,to S. T, C.I MEMORIAL Mary Dunham The scholarship committee was composed ot Miss Ida Ausherman, Chairman, Emma IVI. Gibson, David O. Sherman, Lola Hawkins, Paul M. Mitchum, Lura IVICNISI1. Alternatc 67 'Www ,. , , Q - w M 4, -Q Q 'MSN'-Q 'if'-5. T v as A ,, , , n , 1 5--.... Q eg V filing? X I 1, HQ Q 5- ' ij QQ , ,S W it S U T! 5 K A, . ' - Lian.. . .mv J.. nl arg! 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X gl I .. - J A 5 f E jg. . 22 's. x ,K I -- gs Q: .:,:w ,, ..- ' 0-.A 5 J ,KCWXCH IWNLPH HXXVRISOF' Eight Ietterrnen were on hand when the Bull dogs opened thur sea son on September 29th un a game whuch trulv foretold the rest ot the season The Bulfdogs vvon sax games and lost three susted Coach Harrison rn the sprung football practice by coaeheng N14 CONNELL FIRES AWAY one team ot sopho moms and lunuors whsle Tommy Vaughn ac had a n o t h e Fruendly rnvalry existed between he two ach Harrtson proud of has boys and expects to have a tune ot the tact that he us Iosung a number ot val uable players f f 2 I K Y F , 1 I ' co 1 Y r , , , , T A ' v A ' CO ns Udell MQCOMQIQ as TC-Sm HCM year 'H Spifff .f 'I' , QQ L X t 1 TV E 'End Run Minnie gives some pointers to LaRue Savage, jim Brogan, and Maurice Patterson Hold That Linef I . D.':'r . The Bulldogs opened fire in the S. H. S. stadium, September 29, against St. Peters High of jefferson City. The Bulldogs trampled St, Peter's 260 in heavy mud and rain for their first victory. Marching on to victory the Bull- dogs next encountered Lamar High School on October 6. The crushing Bulldogs over-powered the Lamar Tigers 31-O at the S. H. S. stadium On October l4, the Bulldogs in- vaded St. joseph, but the winning streak of the Bulldogs was blocked. The St. joseph eleven upset the Bulldogs l9-6. The Bulldogs next went to St. Louis on October 20 to play Maplewood High School in their first night game. The Blue Devils of Maplewood edged out a victory over the Bulldogs l4-l3. Making the third straight road trip, the Bulldogs tackled Lebanon High School, October 27, and de- feated them 27-O. Playing their next game at home. the Bulldogs became hosts to Pitts- burg High School of Pittsburg, Kan- sas on November 3, and took the game from the Pittsburg Purple Dragons to the tune of 26-6. Beaumont Blueiackets of St, Louis invaded Springfield on November l l. lvlany penalties for unnecessary roughness were called on both sides throughout this exciting game, but the Blueiackets took the Bulldogs and won ZOI4. The Senior High Bulldogs next played Monett High in the Senior High stadium on November l7. The Bulldogs over-powered Monett and came out victorious by a score of 26-O. When November 30th rolled around, the Bulldogs were in loplin to play the traditional game between the loplin High Miners and the Springfield High Bulldogs. The mighty Bulldogs, with plenty of spirit behind them, crushed loplin Z6-O. SUMMARY Springtield 26 jetferson City O Springfield 3l Lamar O Springfield 6 St joseph l9 Springiield i3 St Louis l4 Springfield 27 Lebanon O Springfield 24, Pittsburg 6 Springfield l4 Sl Louis 20 Springfield 26 Nlonett O Springfield 20 loplin 0 Games Won 6 Games Lost 3 SCREW'S LOOSE Whtfrc' Played '.l...l-4 '63 - -...-......- Q I i ., .,.LL........ - i . ...,. . - i.l,..-... ... .,,......, .. ... -, .--, .. -. ,. ,t.x..... X ,,L. j 'T' ' ' 'F' 1 I ,, , ':'..1 . f 'i '!u.. jf' g '1 1 ' I 'X '- X F -.-,-- , I 5 QUE 1 SOLDA 'V lf S THE BULLDOC 5 lllllllllll The basketball season was luke a glorious wave, with the Bulldogs fldlflig on nfs Crest They lost only two games durlng the year. one To Camdenton and one fo Rogersvllle The year5 most oufsfandlng player was Bob Cenfrv. who managed to roll up rnanx ol tne 423 polntg Wl'1lCh The Bulldogs made agalnsf rnelr opponents' 30-l Much Credlf lS due Mr james Ewlng. who nad charge of the lnoys clllrlng Coach HBVVISOHVS absence LETTERMEN LEFT TO RIGHT Ted Von Waller, joe Nix. Don Eagleburger james Sawyer. Kenneth Plunkett, Eugene Bossi. Donald Macomber, john Quinn, Udell McConnell, jack Stone. Billy Reid, Lee Cook. jack Shuck jirnmie Hinchslitf, Bernerd Blood. Eugene Maynard COACH IOHN PHILLIPS The S. H. S. track team started the season with a bang when it took first place in the Lebanon meet. Many of the athletes are first year men, so Coach john Phillips has depended largely on Captain james Sawyer and Donald Eagle- burger who are featured in the lZO-yard high hurdle and the ZOO-yard low hurdle, the pole vault, and the broad jump. john Quinn, a versatile athlete, stars as a distance runner, in the 880 and the mile runs. Prominent athletes participate in the half-mile, mile, and medley relays. Thirty-two boys were entered in the Oarkamo track and field meet at State Teachers College this spring to defend their class A title. The last event of the season was the State meet at Columbia. While many outstanding track men will graduate, there will still be a large amount of good material that Coach john Phillips can use next year. 76 kx. If . A A ' J Q ,-, K .X- ' . x f . 'X X xr . V. m x XX, X . X XX f' ' 3 T - T6 .... ... f X a gy 'I li EF' FST! fp sf' 4 CQ ,? QQ 1 .fi QQ nm J6- MJF anti ,dag QM 'T I-f A ' 'uv' . I ' pg Q ' - ' 1 A r A V Q, I OG ' . ,Q , , ul' .. If 1, V V Q , : '-. -gf' tX, C af 5 . 1, gqg, A - '77 m: I v '4 W d S R X 4 ' . . l ,, , B 'S A ., .A N Q -fx , . . ' 'L can-v-'uv' w. 3 V ,ww 0 I rf gg, S -Mf if fy W , , U J lj yu ' w W '4 W a 'avr . W - , - V, ,,, ,, Mgr ' w t , M hyd, KTA Q A W Y ' ' W ' Q -, . - - ' , .I ' ' , 4 Q ' f , , . v Q - I ' A o 'Q x-, NJ Z 5 A FRONT ROW' XNawM' Stwurx Flalph NlcKu Btih Turiwr Holi Elonkcnsh-L' Norman Forrvstvr Bill Nvhitc Dau Hamill Edgar Bass SECOND RCM Ralph 'Xlnrer 'xlnx NlcCmw:!'s3ss Rchmtl ' cLif Cham 'lnvlrck R F bmallvy loicihii C. tt Li ln-'d Cir .qlwirv NNN-iw' N r :5:LcHcrmcn HHllllHll COACH VXMES EWINC Mr, jimmy Ewing coached the S. H. S. baseball team to first place in the Oarkarno in spite of the large number of inexperienced boys that turned out for practice. Coach Ewing was fortunate in having two excepf tional pitchers whose ability was practically equal. They are Wensey Marsh and Bill White. Coach Ewing was also proud of Dave Harrell who was his catcher, The intielders, outfielders, and basemen deserve much credit for the Bulldogs' success this year, llllll HNH llllll lVlr, Dvyught Darby rs the Coach of the golf and termrs teams There are sux boys on the golf team Tony White. john Talley. Carmel Ramsey. Wayfne Herrford, Ceorge Thomp Kon, and Bob Solomon Whrte and Talley won the state phamprormshrp at Karmas Cnty Our tenms squad as composed ot erght boys Harold lX4rller,vvhOISfOllOWlr1gTl1C precedent set for htm by hrs older lurother, and Paul l-loey, captamt are especrally outstandmg, llm 5-loan, Walter Baker, Stanley Fayman, Mac Powell. Charles Prephet, and I M Rmgenberg also lettered. il COACH D'xV'C,t'lT DARUY P' ,Q-x N-Ng K w 1 GOLF ' il llrtrrl Talley l'.V.:xm' Herrlwrrl T C Vxflwlfa' fan l r,14' llarimrraflw l-3' lr 'wlllmorr C1 .1 lr Dwlgght Darby Carrw -' Chalk Rammx TENNlS lalt to Rrght Stanley Faxman l M Rrngenlverg llarulcl Muller ,Vi ll ul' it Charles Proruhet Mac Powell VValt1'r Baker lrm Sloan A Paul Hoey, Gautam 'not prcturmll 79 if lllll' Ill i X - :lg NHSS ARMSTRONG SECOND ROM Dore WRST ROM. Torts Dm Xlrgw .1 XN'll-ww tm law Scott Lrrtrw ..m.1' THIRD ROW Hazel Lu Dnlx El-ZADLYVN Salam Nawv- Turrltr run E-,luv l-lttt. F .x tr HHllllHlll The girls' intramural program cormsrsted ot softaball, soccer. fall and sprung volleyrball, ping-pong, aerial tenrwus la game similar to badmirwtorml, and basketball. Volleyrball is probably the most valuable of these actnvities, as more gurls can particupate lt emphasuzes good sportsmanship, because everyone works tor the team, not tor irwdivud ual honor. ln contrast to thus, pmg-pong as an irmduvudual sport, but ut has carry over values for future lite. During lvlnss Armstrongs absence, Mrs. W. E, lack had Charge ofthe girls' intra-murals K 3 'S xy l'X glaxfcrw in UH swung I mum Pattnrson H s thc t I' ' LaRUL Samgc drrbblgs Www thc cow! 0 n Ownn C0015 ff 1 g ra XA 53 Ted ' ' f V K X Ma , ' .2 ,ANN 1 h 0 A tcv .1 M cc The IIHIL fellow behind our school splrf ll 1 4-L ' ix L' , 5 A , e Fig Ffa'-me Lee Osrwne Ka'ne'.f' Crcnder Eizahatl' Baker HGIGW Clover' Dorothy Kvnfwfnra' G 5 Edt N 1 'car' ONcai BNN cc 'sane Zuella loenson r-wnrrttn Otoerlmvcr ln, Amnms r-my L 1 t ' -1- fn: . r Aww v.1r'n Hlllll' llHHlHS' lllll The Physical Education Leaders' Club is a unique organization of carefully chosen girls who have proved their interest and superior ity in the field of physical education, and their capacity for assuming responsibility The group has been guided this year by its sponsor Miss Emily Armstrong, and the following officers' Frankie Lee Osborne. pres: dent, Ardith Martin, vice president, Olive Edith Marlin, secretary. Dorothy Kennemer, treasurer, joy Adams, reporter, They consider their most important activity of the year the sponsoring and planning of the first All C-urls' party, which was given in the gym on February 20, and was acclaimed a great success. The girls also showed their efficiency by taking individual responsibility as leaders in the annual Spring Festival, presented March 29, and by managing the ping pong tournament, which was part of the intra mural program Durnng l939-40 the students ot S H, S. were fascinated by the transl torrnatuon which took place on our campus, The pictures below show how necessuty brought to S, H. S. one ot the tlnest audltoriums in the Middle West -:Y 3 Q 5'-ir s. i' 4 '7 W -4 if-' Hlllllllll The suciess ol The extra Currlcular acfwrfx Urogram ls 'argelx due TC nfs durector, Mass Hazel Seddon Thar loyal group which lx stlll deslgnafed merely as 8CflVlTx Tucker holders en loyed several specaal assemblies There were also Three stunt nrghrs whlch brought Our new Talent, since several departmenls gave amuslng sklts The All Crrls party and the ' Sadie l-lawkuns Nrght' wlll long be remembered The dance band and the untroducfson of the 'Vrrgnnra Reel' made Important Con trubuflons To The engovmenr of our partues N 5 . 4- A as H 406 SIIHHIH PIIIHS The Student government I5 headed by President Norvvun Yottue, vvho was elected on the platform ot more school spnrut and better student government Hrs cabunet const5t5 of Mary Burns, election commrssloner, Wrllaarww Frank Irn, treasurer, and Sue Sanford durec tor of extra currucular actuvntues The Senate and House ot Representatnves work together closely. tormung a jount government Mr Cari Thompson IS faculty advusor, The ottucers are' Mary TEAHH-23 Stan' LQ Wt!! .rm Frm 5-iw tv, v yr W YM Eulhwi but 5.11-for-1 Marv Fur' BFNATE Lttt 1. R .ghr Ted Cwlrumg Im Rathtru' ITL Nm Har- M1 K.'v'L'L1y 1 Jw Otwv' bt My lam Flathtuom 'Mary Forrtwt '.'rAt1.u'v' j t NN Mama E- rt Sttyxarv C,1r'r..'g Trac, T ' fwM'tuv.wr X, vm! Aww: tw Luv lmtrI.g.1.1vtT lhrrw, lim SENATE if HOUSE OF REPRESENT PCYNES FKRST ROW Mary Xuan Fu o a re Warmer Corrs Wt Ruth vytrmt tum Ann Kwrenrmr Lurbn tamns Earnest SECOND ROW Anne E L n wer Frances tobn on Artene Ntue s Corwbetn Abernathy Betty me Orm LLL Cnrrst nr Ptah Hxrrrtt Krtocn M C, rt Tnomp on THXRD ROW Cnarks Ermrs Cwrt X w r ot Rector Pwt NtcC,utt BM Nten Ptttan Bo h Lee Baker xrnts Smrtb Pht Brock F t Pxdams presrdent o the Senat Kean Hasettrne secretary Bob Stewa orres parhamentanan H d Harrrett Krntoc sec Xrmmre Earnest Speaker ot the ouse an retary rth tunds derryed 'from the pop stand the student government nas trnanced to send the pep squad to ophn and the gott e sehoot partres appropnated money team to Kansas Crty The councrt trnanfed the dub prctures tor the Resume the Pt game room has been estabtrsbed rn the basement and prng pong ta es n X bun re gymnasium. Ptnotber rmportant protect was a rob survey rn wnrcb twe ye buskness men were rntervrewed, 87 SPEHKHIS' HHHEHII FNRST ROW D rw my .Jry urrcst cAdams Irra N1 uc otrrtsor R wt wr t I B tty Ct L ru, CWU Aww CCIVN NTC nsburg., Donald Pruk THNRF ROW J sc 1 The Speakers Bureau was orgamzed by Mass Hattre Reach and darected by Muss Lura McNush Mary Burns and Renee May Lurwdgaard chose the speakers who were recommended by both students and teachers The bureau was begun as a prolect ot thc har 88 LI D41 U health commnttee but has been ex tended to cover all umportarmt actuvntucs The speakers havc proved most useful to other orgamzatlons In making the nccessary contacts vvnth thc home rooms on mattcrs ot gcncral mtercst to the studcnts A 4 A-KJ, I 1- 2 0 S D. . N1 F ' M . , . ' R 1' W er 'n May Luv Iplnnrzi Malore M Hs, 1' Ah I O ' ' N1 ,v lane had SECOND ROW Luv Lundgnarci lrmmy Amtsfrsor' 'Jam tvttrrr- Sun Smtrfrci Ev.wt1.1r.1Eycrett Puswwmrx Brandt Teri Ct 1 71 .J f AH rr Edo h lorw N chms Re KVM - pot,-1 lcv W tw gms P31 Ag' H , , I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 Q I I llllllllllll lllllHllNl' Illllll The Falrlnnk Debatmgj Club IS om of the few remammg boy, clubs Ted Clos burg has been .ts president Ed Baron vacr presnduwt and Bob Barker secretary Rlchard Reed lb the sponsor L F D C o started thur socual sea xgn by Lrttertammg thur dates wuth a parTy D worn wow R1 s X U mln fllwsln Ru LACK ROXN 1 fr P Tx'lcC1Hlw Ro n r so Wxflwrrslsrc Lurlr1p,,n wht N ch f mo Nl mx lllll llllllHHl Slllllll The Clrls Llterary Soclety elected Betty Lee Ormsbee presndent Oluve Edith Marlm vice presldent Betty Burgm secretary and Lorenda Henderson treasurer The gurls have enjoyed a number ot soc Cessful parties and terestmg talks mclud mg om by Dr Harry May Mass Elenora Boyd as the sponsor SEATED Ruth Wheat N arcellu B DerOfl'ty NxL x A 1 o Co .Jbeth Abu athx STANDUXJL, El ora Howard wc E1 th ar H NNN pr 5 Bo rr at R Pm! m Sllfor 7 l A ' L 'J ' 5 ' 7 l P 1 y , y g , j , . . . I 1 1 I 1 i I 3 ' F ' ' r 1 , 1 , ' ' lvlr , ,L I . Th r . , B ys A in' 1 1 - , . Q Q l I , 1 l 1. Us py Q 1 cz. Ll s F-lmgh Ymwltll l l tfa' Boll XS 1 D cl'H. llml Pwnk 1k 6 Jung lily., V nl , , Elllllljl' l'll lllUl Betty L00 Ormsbun' Tull 1 arg pol' my Fw-px '- fl 1 Elmo r Xkhpp L ,, f v fl N rr 7 I N . W.il.1w Sp l mfr 5 F at t r - ., ,, ltxlph lvl V7 - , is K Q4 1 1, M lm R41 ' 'W .' . a Edt? 1 wlc l- '--'ll NM 5 ul l- l l OlH Ha lb sweat. tl H X - . t 3 r1 r x 89 RED CROSS iTcp FlRST RONN Mary Ellen Nlanga-i Nkzry lshirqfifit Shelton, Betty Fowler Rturii' R-,tiiiig Vnlila Esther, Loiimc Brotlhncker Marilyn Reef Dorothy Tr ri-rr, .,i Dtirtitn, Pitt' i y Pt grgy Ut ,iir SEI CND ROW' Elnom lloyxnrzl La Vcrvir' Lamb Rosalie Stout Estaleta Date Phwms Pabst Naom Timm-r Cvviqi- Enviar! Hin . ltimtrw Crit!-K Ntiliiriit Srtoc1gr.i-,s Aletha Hawkins Tl-HRD ROW Elsie Mae Sneidur Etltth Hoilcnmi Norma Cami-r Polly Ann Fr,nx Dorothy Htilftmrd Dorothy Dtiren FOURTH ROW Ruth Evans Carolyn Lwtfiirnm-t Lsyirln Xvrigtst firm Nliirur, Charlie Cntlitt FtFTH ROW' W.rrrirrt Sanger lor- Owens Rex 'liissell jack Reid F F. A. lBottomf FIRST RCW Oryilli Lei' Dixor' Livyis Vxfirii rw xvriiiiri 80,14 XX. ll,iir kkwigcr Rcilaiirt W.l,1ii'., Clyrlt' Duke, R.tyl1io'1clSihiiltZ Hardy Rough SECOND ROW Morris Shoem.1l1i'r, Charley Ftlmonilsriri Gilbert C,.rnn, Teri Payne, Bob Gentry, Ralph Robertson Tom Phelps lohn Tate Byron Lam' :yaf P.t.rw Mr Ktrt, Tttlllli ROM' Ei-ltr Vvhitr Dirk Matthew, lvlaml Marlin logohn Gott Rina Colt Ctiirrqii '. r warr- . rlyl-t Har tfm, ff sop A XX efu rn 'l 4: .217 M X XX IlA1i0v4FOBBOv5 opfloyf sruovmr. yocuio Knew-iioNMOp0N flop A1' 4K4Gllicui.1uur T,'r'u 1: '1o ?J59r L 'H Q The junior Red Cross has organized the distribution of Thanksgiving and Christmas boxes, has sent Christmas boxes to foreign countries, and has fura nished glasses for several students, Its officers are Rex Russell, president, La Verne Lamb, vicefpresident, Estaleta Dale, secretary, and Billy Reid, treasurerr Our local chapter of the F F. A. is a member of the state and national associa- tion. There are over 250,000 members in the national organization. President Dick Matthews is assisted by Ralph Robertson, viceapresident, john Tate, secretary, and Byron Lane, treas- urer. Mr, Kirby is the sponsor. Resume Sfaff bc A 5 F-'T P-'KHX M r rv r. , Arm ,W A'- r sr yccll l-'QA sr EM' 'fu ' v, IN H bv . , .1 r. H ' 1 EX ' .w,,r, y-V rr - ', r. w 'ru nn' L-1419111 ' r . Lrt-w v + r f'.1', y 3 - H1 .rr Twmj bw A ,lwvr pry MP V Anya' I x.x nb- luv' 1' wh, T.!v sh .y,,r1Nmx.' Hxwr .srl Savsyvv I ft' Vu .rl-I N Hum I'N.v Xfwslm NhHnv HJ bmwvwmlv l..,,N N' 'Jr-x 1Mwrr.1l'wt cf frvvrrrmss Dr Hwvvard XVHX-c,rwrfH.1rx.1rrfUr1ml'rswTx wrmlc wsrtrrug Mme Mcmd fts edwtorual HIl'H Hmm HESIIME Tm Nqr- ,rr-rr' My Mlm KZJWW A chu-,s rrw boolcrwmlfmrwgg corre mrmnrt frrfqurwrw hr ewrrrsrrwg sporwdmzg To the goclrrwaiusm c'aSS was offered thus year The accepted students were placed :rw the varrous duvusrorws such as arf SCCVQT3l'l6I.3V1d rr,I.cx vwrmrrmmm f-mf business Bob fV1:Cubb:rm I5 edwtdr cf the Qesumcl Wrwfcb rs sponsored E,dlTfrrEc1QJrfbJss and Mr Vxfullram , V, vwberry spdmwr are proud df wrs by Mr Harry Sufti rn r vm? srrr Jrwwinwrrrg Hugh Tumes Staff Arn lh'-Lx' ,,rlf' lr .x.- f ' .H .. Wu. f , .. , I 'H lffnk -,rv Y I Fwy.: v '. lv. M HJ , r f W ', v 1.' A Evv fi x ,sf S54 47957, QOH, john Erwin f?r'rv1'z' 'Jae Lwvlgaarof 47 SLCCOND f?O Gerry lon' vu K Q asker. ,lean Swan, Mary lean Fbffon Dorm Wcfsrr fna Mm' Pobvrlsorf .iry Forresf Mf4dafhs. Dons Day, laura Hhs, for Burncff, Tw! Cfnsburg W john ffraff Marfon Ccoffroy Marceffa Ccrvn, Vfrgfnfa Norayke, Mary Dunham, Mary cs, blcnrfvffa Oberfander, Barbara Eyerefr, Mary Burns, L.2Vz'rne Lamb, Dons Daren, Oorfs Neely WNNQD POW james Mfffspaugb, Paul Pfffvrsnouse, Wffffanv Franklfn, Paul Keene, Roy Tffler, Qfcnard Olffs, Harry br Hughes, Vfrgfnfa Lee McClure: Hffffnan bloffncs, lonrv Oufnn Lyfr' Lev IOP Qalnbun 7779 Naffonaf Honor Socfefy, sponsored by Miss Snfvel bad Charge of rhe successfu! Cornfnunfry Chesf drive. john Oufnn 115 presfdenf, blfffnvan bloffnes, wceapresfdenf, Dons Day, secrefary, and Mary Dunbafn. freasurer Their box supper was held February 74, and rnefr fnqpressfve fnfrfarion Apr!! X5 92 lllllllll DAVID O SHERMAN urs. 'Us HAROLD KENNEDY Follovvung un the footsteps ot hns lllustruous brothers Harold Kennedy IS Sensor Hugh School s contestants entered the annual oratorlcal contest sponsored by Mr DavudO Sherman Harold Kennedy won frrst place wlth Myral Hall taklng second and Ralph lmmer and Harold Muller tyung tor thurd ln the ocal duvuslon ot the Amerlcan Legion Oratorucal Contest Harold Kennedy took second place Hllllll FALL l 'xllTCHU'xl SEATE ct The tour debate teams coached by lvl Paul M Mutchum have nn twelve tourna ments made a record of elghty four v ctorues and tltty sux losses They won second place nn the state tournament and Norvvun Yottle was named the state s outstanding debater Norvvun Yotfle Mary Burns and Rnchard Stolps hold the Degree of Dustnnctuon nn the Natnonal Forensic League Ina Mae Robertson Rex Wltherspoon Ted Cunsberg and Donald Klng have the Degree of Excellence Rolland Cox and Paul Hoey the Degree of Honor xl e , K v f fwfr t -1 f- 'Q K I '. ' ,gf s. w- Q. tOfCmOSt Orator. Last fall Six wwowe Norvvv' Wm an ttt.rlfWw owl, ' - T -an Nlnq Rob r so Var, buns . , V I, A E I . 1 T 93 MUSIE Sfirring marches by our band, swelling sym' phonics from our orchestra, and harmonious voices rising to the sky emanate from the third floor of our Fine Arts Building Colleetively and individually they represent one of The finest music departments in Missouri. i The uccesstul work ot our rnetslc lnstretctors I5 known lar bexonel the lnmnts ot thws ornwmnnty r tu t successful lnstrelc or and a mat who dad more than anx one else to stumenlate musncal unter est and develop talent In Sprungtnelel was Dr R Rltchne Robertson D Robertson came to Spnngttelcl un l9l6 and for twenty three xewr unstllled has own love tor metsnc lnto the people wnth whom he came ID Contact Followtng IH has footsteps and profutnng by has experuence are has son arnes Robertson and Mlss Dorothy Rathbone nected lux lVl zmes xoner on rnselt a talented payer o e French horn Last xear he stetdueel a the eullard School of lvlusuc New York Cnty Mr Robertson also the organ: er and dnrector ot the Spnngfueld Crvuc Symphony Or chestra whnch makes an Important contnbutson to the cezltearwl lute ot the cuty lvl:-ss Dorothy Rathbone trains tlie Clee Clubs with great skull With thelr b autnful sele tlons thex haxe proyuded the reverent atmosphere of our Thanksg VINE, Chrnstrnws and Easter assemblnes Her students apprecnate Mass Rathbone s trlendlu ness as well as her supernor talents AMES V ROBERTSON Du L, , ' . T . D J I A' 7 l e . ' . V, 1 I K D 7 7 7 5 C 1 I l 1 I ,- , K R The band anel orchestra are jgfqgrlls FTATHBONE el rf H r j. - P l ' ts hr ' l 1 t th - T 3 I c 1 IO , ' ns Q ,C V , ,, A 1 ' 1. f , e 3 3 W HN 1 . l I X A 5 . C 1 5w w ff fr ' ti 3 3 3 V . ,, , . fx sg X x Q xi Ri, The mixed chorus is composed of the members of the Boys and C.irl's Clee Clubs under Miss Dorothy Rathbones direction. The fifty members of the Girls Cilee Club are justly proud of their smart, blue uniforms. which the girls wore for the first time when they Sang in the program for the Opening of the new audi torium, The thirty-five boys in the Boys Clee Club have worked efficiently with the girls in the various projects. This enab'ed the Clee Clubs to finance their trip to the state Contest at Columbia ADMINISTRAUON BUILDING 97 UHVHISIHH GLW Mary Etm Arrfmooc Charws Adams Lomsc Erodhacv-rr Lormr- Baxfvr lumor Camu- Mamorw Cunmvwgrmm Kvrvwth Dvthc ESU-Hr Drfwri. Roh:-rm F4-rhmcm' jacr1m'l,mf Holt Ioawnw K vhnarr Jar ww '.1nr:v'V- Fmfk N1,srm.q'w lam' Mwcrmw! Caihvrlrwc Murlihx lohfwff She Cav N'af,11nrm Pfc-.w H Rohm? Pmwr Martha Lou Pm-AH L DM: Fiafw Uofiorfn Spark' Nhm lqgw South S!fwA Sum Smiaw , lvmw Swrm Bott 'hiuqh-' fi 'iw 'NP'-ff .VOLA kkywfm Uoss Fimsmqr, EQQH--fx Amr LAX,'vrfs' Hn Clfmvlovtc' Maxm D TMOLA Sfcrh' CELLO Aww Ercfrj-'rf V' Rufh Frrvmnm 'mrrwm ja af H11 IU.1vwvn Huvwt Cqroh-w Lf-nf rvwyqv Kknhrwwf SWA P1 ymour Sdwm wi: '.'.1rgf,m4 Turk ffm.: Wmcm xt if-IUNET HK- i Fwi. ',i.irIrr '.'ir I i.-,ii . iw I-. ,.r Fr dart' .km i' r E P-'iSOC'. F' iii 'ig 1. FVFNQH r4'5K2', Cr-firggr fiiif-ii I, Hrliiifr' Kiwi. A AEM, im E1 Tiirri .Nnriocr 'ig ri' 4 'FJU'JV'FT nrir Fri? E-f ,lr 3 ,mln f4i,ir ., , i- c.i 'fffT'.1EC'.E iii Of -i irirgi ,- ,Aww WL' U39 'I Mivfii' E' 'i r. ,lr , l ALO J. A '.' . '. in- cs '.'i X I The orchestra. conducted by Mr, james Robertson, has played tor assemblies, given concerts. and entered contests at Columbia and Kansas City. besides an additional competi- tion in Kansas City for out- standing students The sev- entyafive orchestra members take pride in earning most of their expenses tor these trips. 'Mfr V, I f. FASS f-A: NE' fCQ'.F' 5: fan, -r-, 7' , .Nm-'1 E3 5 f- Imv P , .K ' K H4 A LV , Lv: H4r'vw.r'v , Q ff .., x ' N ' I-M' F.. ,. K-. V. . ' ' r , 1 , ' lf. , 1 , I-M x., '. X , '1 A Yflfff mu F A .V -'SCF' C74 T . 1 J , , ,r 1- ' ,ffL,,.f-45 , F4 'A ' . nj' 1 'ffa 5 F-4 - ,'. 1 wi uv' mm. up-,,.,1n I ' ' Hmm, pw A VM, FAI. ' A rl. A ' Y' V4 V ' 4 I, , ,., ., ,V ' ',.f,f.g. rw . A 'Y W r M14 P UBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD. M0 HHH HHHH A roll of drums, a blare of trumpets? Here comes the Senior High School Band. Whatever the occasion, we find these spirited people ready to do their best. They have played at tootf ball and basketball games, and have taken part in city parades, This year the band is composed of 84 boys and lZ girls. The group deserves much credit. for. by practicing before school, each member has managed to carry a full schedule. THE BAND ON PARADE STACEHAND5 VIEW OF OUR NEW AUDlTORlUM The new auditorium is the starting point of a new era in the dramatics program ot Senior l-ligh The larger and more coma plete stage will afford a better chance for training amateur actors, student directors, and technicians. The use ot the large-scale lighting system will train students in the use ot stage lighting, and the manipulation of backdrops, curtains and stage-sets. These will require from two to tive student stagehands. Besides the direct work connected with play production, the presentation of class assemblies will tend to increase interest in the dramatics classes. A great variety ot talent will be brought out in these assemblies, ln the words of lvliss Helen johnson, dramatics teacher, The new auditorium should stimulate a greater interest in dramatics in general: adequately rehearsed and well presented programs should arouse an audience interest which will result in increased student participation in school activities IOP -- lllllllllll Thc Dramatlcs Dcpart mcnt has gavcn a numbcr ot hughly successful plays thus year Owing to thc abundancc I capabl s thc cast of La rcs IH Wantung consustcd cn rcy of gurl Anot cr play Thc Wary Ouarry ack Crumlcy and Kathcrune Busgg who sup p rtcd thc pr ncupals Dorls Day and Bull Malettc The thnrd and last produc taon was thc sensor play Stage Door whuch gavc many would be actors and actresses a chance and was proclanmed the sea sons hat Dons Day Bull Malette and Sue Sand ford were guven hugh pranse for thenr perform ances Scyeral smallcr plays werc gnyen by thc Drama were The Tenth Word At Candlellght Tame and Mary ot Scotland Wc owe our success to Mnss Helen johnson our versatule and ener getuc teacher ot Dramatucs and Speech HELEN IOI-INSON LADIES IN WAITING Mury Forrest M Adams Martha Ruth Schcllhardt Roth Frceman Curol Lahar Rostmary Brandt lox Aust n Mary lean Foltor- lam Wtlson Norma Lee Dacy lOa 1 L V I 7 1 5 1 ' - I O LJ I Slrl ' I ' d ' Q E - A H - 1 J 4 ti HI s. hr D 1 revealed to os the talents tncs classes Among these of I H O J I I ' 'I 'lv ' 1 J . 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