Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1943 volume:

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Classes were small, no social or athletic organ- izations existedg and the variety of subjects and classroom equipment was very limited. The faculty included about seven teachers-that was fifty years ago. Today, we have a modern school-a com- pletely equipped and staffed institution of learning with a large student body, and our pupils take part in all phases of school life. Thus, to compare our school activities of today-I9-43-with those of yesterday-l893, we have chosen as the theme of our book the Colden Anniversary of our School of Yesterday, I I gf HESUU lilwr Zleinnk nf Springfivlh Bigh Qrhnnl Qpringfivlh, iliizsnuri, Hnlumr 35 L. Ah, WEST ENTRANCE 1893 ln the school year of 1942 1943 SHS commemorated its fitti th anniversary In 1893 the halls ot learning for high school students consisted of the west end of our present main building At the time only one out of every sixty-nine of Springtields population attended high school. During its fifty years of existence, SHS has increased its volume and type of equipment eight times1 each time recognizing the fact that what is useful tor one person is of no use for anotherg and what was sound educaa tion in one period of our history is too ancient for the next generation. The most obvious changes in the school are physical. In 1892, twelve classrooms and an auditorium housed a student body ot 320. In 1943, eight buildings housed 2300 students. ln 1893 the number ot graduates was one compared with the 611 of 1943. Not as obvious, but ot much greater ima portance has been the change in reasons for an education. ln 1893 the majority of the students who attended high school were those with plans of becoming doctors or lawyers or clergymen. Now, the reasons tor conf tinuing with one's education are numerous. i 4 S33 X i I- JT' Min: wwe ADMINISTRATION FacuIty ORGANIZATIONS Activities SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES Memories SENIORS lllnr Qvruirv 'XNK VEDT N11 r r F rm an Frlcn Wlth reverence respect and devotcd frrcndshup vvc thc Staff dedlcate thus Resume of l943 to a teacher who wall long be rernembcred and loved by all To one who gave unturlngly of has tame and energy who had a genurne loyalty to the Sensor Hugh School who rm pressed all by hrs slncerrty of purpose who had a far reachrng lnfluence for good on has puplls and on the cornrnunlty who had a personal frrendly Interest an every pupll and faculty rnernber and to one who had such frrmness rn the rlght we wash to rnake thus dedrcatuon Srnce has retnrement the students and faculty have keenly mnssed thus beloved Instructor who rs a klndly man always wulllng to help a student solve a personal drftlculty For a quarter of a century B Frank West has been mlnlster scholar teacher farmer and friend our cholce for thus honor ,v U sau, lf., oi .f , 'Cs t .5-g'.',,o s ' ,a 1,4 f'l'h 72' ' 'Q.'.' 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'f'-' in U ., . I A mx M, i Y-Y W E! 1?,nf.j rr NNW , . SUPERX NTENDENT in ua-it :mam AUIHIU X Aww! ,vi ND NNKSTRIXTXON SUN LDXNC D Q D 1 ,,',..,d' V .-' Q-. ...Sq 4 ., 5 , , v-.3 Q23 . K- 1'- My ,J 4 ' ' -L . X I .1 . . . ,M ' 4 -.. .,,- 1 ,f , -X , x x 05v11iz1l 05uihr5 , X .V S :E P EUP fx CLALDE RATHBO E L D TOSVNEJN V Q 3 GUY A COWDENJ D C E FEL R V H IP N A R STEWART Cup? B Ir rr Scrrefary Sprnngfleld has been successful rn elect Ing, promunenf eutvens who have served generously wnth 'rhelr fume on The Board of Educatuon and fulfulled Thur duties n 1 effeetuve and unselfnsh manner Our Board as Composed of these busuness men lVlr E P Burman presndent lvlr Guy A Cowden Mr Paul H e zard Dr C E e er L D Rosenbauer and Claude Rathbone The members budget their flrne and spend their energy for the betterment of our buble Chools Therr Work Includes the supervnsuon of flnance the nnauntenanee of the buuldrngs the um provement of the grounds the selectaon of the Teachers and the employees and the approval of the courses of the currreula Mr W H lpsen who as superintendent of grounds and buuldungs and lvlr A R Stewart who ns secretary of the Board are employed by The Board To perform many dufues which require superior skull and man agement The abuluty and gudgment of the Board to foresee the educatuonal needs of the students of Sensor Hugh School have en abled them to offer unusual opportunutues To The boys and gurls We Nappreeuate these leaders Whosefv- flflelg efforlf r ul entlon grv els valu le qi I ..- Claelz lx ec a I 'L F' ll li II In ll -ni E M N 44 LQ 5 b iv' v . 5 w Lu Q u 1 r w 1' , , , , , wi gl ' 1 5 ' 1 l L n J Y 1 1 1 L 'I 3 ' ff c ' ' ' '. yn l u l 1 x N r , l J ,Z l i F -ll f , lVlr ' ' ' , lVlr 1 3 1 5 I7 E K ,Gxlfxw PM lr ll 'gjj 'XD s , , , 1 Y 1 r , l , , 5 , 'T 5 1 fr C , , A ' K-. 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J ,IA 1 'ii 4 , Y , ,...a- ' Ii 1 S H, P STUDY r Study at Home with 'Dfziigalu Supvrintvnhmut Always present but seldom seen by the average student is our genial but command ing superintendent, Mr, Harry P, Study, He has given much of his life to the development ot our educational programg he is always inter- ested in any problems that teachers, students, or citizens of this community may bring before himi Kindliness and friendliness have brought many ot his associates in church, school, and business very close to him, His deep abiding love for books and his appreciation of the Fine Arts continue to inspire him. His ability to interpret the modern trends and his good judgment have enabled him to be a prominent leader in the civic lite and the educational groups of Springfield. Mr. Study Speaking lgriuripzll Mr john W Cates has been our prrnclpal frwr only two yearse but he has more than proved hlmselt worthy ot the positron en trusted to hum He has matntanned the hugh standards ot our high school There have been many occasuons when he has advised members of the student body and the faculty rn problems vyhech confronted them lt he as not constdertng ways or means by whtch Sentor Hugh School may be Improved, he wall, no doubt, be indulgtng in mathematics or basketball aahus chret avocatlonal interests Besndes all these dualuttes, he has a keen sense ot humor and a sympathetnc nature, We apprecuate hrs special Interest an our progress lt as no wonder that he as such a success as an admnnnstrator lvlr 1 W Cates dlctatrng to Nlrss Nlarguerlte Varlcy 8 fad' tortw W GATES CI ar! ,,,.-Y MAL, .l- L P ,, 'ai uc.. , ' fl? wwf'-MQ '.. I' cb, 1' fir U Nlr. Cates and 'Vlrs Catts Q 2153 l QW HPS D WTHOMASl?l1l Smpvrnitrnhrnts The success ot any school system can be attrnbuted In a large degree to nts out standing leaders Sprnngtneld has been for superuntendents No cutuzen of Sprlngfneld has ever been more loved and respected than jonathan Fanrbanks Supenntendent of Schools 1875 1913 When has health no longer permntted hnm to remaun actnve he be came supernntendent emerutus after nearly half a century ot unseltush servrcc For the next eleven years Mr W W Thomas ably carrued on the expansion and development of the educatlonal pro gram In 1924 just as the post war problems of the fnrst World War were becommg acute Mr Harry P Study assumed the responsablluty of leadershup For nearly two decades hrs msplrnng guudance turing zeal and hls fervent admiration for growth have been manufest Has soundly establnshed teachnng system makes at pos snble to reach and help more of our youth to learn the :deals that wnll Impress upon them the llmatless opportunutues for ad vancement an a democracy f IONATHAN FAlRBANKS lQ7g 1913 U ,I .5 1.1: , t 3 1 I Q. vt , b A . - f 1 ff f 1 . TU Y,192-3' W , S N 92-4 fortunate, indeed, in having great leaders . 4 . . . ' Unl 14 llirrnrqaalz For over fifty years our school has been ably directed by six xcry capable principals These men who held The worthx pomtion of dirccfor have served in the following order H A Hollister W T Carrington Eugene E Dodd LowryA Doran and Dan Hull ohn W Cafes our present director suc cccdcd Dan Hull who went to Indianapolis Indiana To become The principal of Shortridge High School Mr Doran is now thc head of the History Department at the Oklahoma University Before retiring Mr Dodd wrote Fiber and Finish which has been highly recommended in personality tions Duc to the brilliant leaders SHS has become a pro grcssivc school recognized by many educators ,ww iff' l Vgcyvj LOWRY A DORAN 9 7 l H A HOLLISTER W T CARRINCTON lOHN W GATES l9-ll l DAN HULL l92-l l9-ll EUGENE E DODD H192 lS9D 1895 1598 l898 l9l7 O O courses Each principal has made his own valuable contribu ' .Sf N - U .T J. i i I 924 A , .44---A. ...- ,, , , , . , . -' Q X -rg:- ff '..,'T ' i . 1, :-.- ...ilu ,f,. , , , -,T V r Q, wifi? 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Beanie PAUL MlTCHUM BS M A MARY E SCHUERER MARY S CALHOUN BS One ot the most gracnous persons In thus school ns Mass Mary S Calhoun dean ot gurls When she ns not busy attendlng to the dutles requlred ot a dean she ns donng guldance work Mrs Mary Moffett her capable assustant takes care ot absenteensm and tarduness ot our gurls Mr Paul M Mutchum the boys counselor us that busuness lake man whom you see hard at work an has ottuce No matter he always has a brlght smile and a cheerful greetlng tor whomever he may meet Has guldance has led the boys to Conslder htm a slncere and understandung truend Mrs Mary Pugh a snsts hum ln her ettnclent manner The reglstrar Mrs osephune Marquardt ns wndely known for her ettlelency She ns assusted by Mrs Vsrgnnla D Raytueld who ns both capable and worthy of her posltlon She us an charge ot all the general oftlce work Mass La Verne Patterson IS also an assustant and has many responsnbulutles R IOSEPHINE R MAROUARDT VIRGINIA D RAYFIELD Registrars l 8 . y I . i , . s A I Q '55, 'X ,, Y' .5 53,4 TM ll'-..l,,. . rf lil li , A group of teaihers now have a new type of Class. W h I C h Qonwllunes Engltsh and hlstorv. and ls caled Ceneral Educatnon These friendly teachers are Marx S Criss Anna O'Eruen, Mabel Dawg lvlrldred l-len' clerson, Ethel Langston. Ev alyn johnson, Elenora Bovd, and l-larrnan lvlartunl who try to Cope with the und: vudual problems ot theur pupnls Our Commerclal Depart' rnent as very well staffed and as headed lm O O. Lahf mano who also handles the fchool tlnances Our two Competent shorthand teachers are Ella Crubaugh. who albo llW'5ll'LlCl'S students IH stenotvox. and Ada M Brown Our three Capable typlng teacherg. are Cather une Craug, Vxltlma lvlason, WUKOW Al AJNIXOBPIEN ES N DfXVlOO QHH MAJ li Xl 'xlfk lillll 'H LLW5 l- 5 HxlTlE,L XE! H if is-is '51 ' 1 O f 1 w M swo'C, wr an XUE 9XNN'OMDCtOL19E FS Y-'K QEPHINE S EPOXVW rs Q ts Y f VN. 'XFLLWE HOFER B S 'Ttttl l XI'.l'.HTCttl, A H and Halcon V Ktbby Wu! nm Mason hascharge ot the Commercaal workshop and the sale ot war bonds and stamps Vxfnlluam Newberrvfhaur man, Mary Denney. Loss Eckles. Betty Ennus. Loss Gresham, R, A Harrison. Isabel Shepard, Davud Sher man, and Locale Shnvel are the capable Instructors ot soctal studnes who are guy me theur turne to the wel tare ot our educatuon We have several special Courses whueh are taught by rneomoarabte unstruc tors who have received thorough traunnng nn theur ownpartucolartnelds lanwes Robertson is head ot the Mosse Department and du rects both the band and orchestra Dorothy Rath bone as our able choral di A X1 BH0XVV'J. lj 5 HONWER T RACLE. H S , 92 In M F is in M tl l t t.1fXD!5f N, I-2 S , N1 FDITH MOORE, A B O O INHMAFJ, HS f i -U J K' , A Q 'V 74 29. 1 HARRY L SUTTLE B S.lv1A rector. Our exceptmonal dramatics teacher is Helen johnson We also have a vvellfknovvn art teacher. skulltul Nlna Shepherd En' ergetic Emnly Armstrong teaches gxrls' physucal edf ucataon whale l l O Hart' ley dnrects the boys Cap able Clara Tarrant pa- tvently watches over the study hall Emma Cnbson, chalrman, lvlarguernte Bangham, lose- phnne Brown, Lela Babb. Lawrence Smotherman, and N E Dawson are all exceof tuonally hne nnstructors in various branches ot mathea matics The Englush Department here un our school has pref sented to the students a duttucult sublect in unter' estung ways The head of 2 l CLARENCE 5 TADD. BS l L 1' LOWS il ce-f' Cl ARA TAFUQAIT quam, LURA MCNESH, A B IOHN L KVQBY. B3 N1 C-RESH-XM A E Pr E4 Fttllirfx EROXMTN ti xt A thnx group IN Sarah Town who Hclurt Vxfalkcr, AI dmc Mutlcr, Ecttth Moore' NQIIIC Hotcr. Max Pattcr gon Arima lCf+L'I'SOVT, .md Max' Berry are the zealous and cxactmg mstroctors that Quvo much ot thcur ttm f,,f for our oxxh advan taQQ Harry L 'iutt!c 15 thc Qpzmwr of thc Hugh Timm and Rcsumc We haxc' rn thvx gghool A dnvnstort urwcqualcd bv am' othur school tt NS thc lrwdustrtat Arts A'bCrt Carciot IS thc hcact ot thus department and ctrrccts It vcry wcll Two t'XDK,'Vlf,'fWCCCi tcathcrs, A F2 Cadc and Clarcncc Tartct. arc th Chargc ot woodwork Classes Thc tcachmg of mcchartucal d r a W I n Q a rathcr duttncult ami prccusc CARL P THUUEOW A tl -vs Sr ew- 'Qi in .-ann. ll'CtLE SHIVH., A H ISAHEL SHEPARD. BS ELENORA BOYD. A B , B S , M A ANNA E2 JEFFERSON B S . N1 A XVlLLlAM H NEXVBEFQRY, A Li l 'Xl A IAMES ROBERTSON, A B li Nlns, P IQ S! LOlS LCKLE5, A B , M A besudes helng a buology In structor. has classes un physlcs A very remark able teacher ot chemlstrv l5 Hazel Seddon lohn Phlllnps, coach ot basket ball and track. teaches tnve classes ot aeronautucs Nell Madden and Mnl dred Ruley, Instructors of Latrn, and Florence Pannter and Carolune Platte, teach ers ot both Spanish and French, comprnse the Lan guage Department Our Home Economics Department otters classes IU clothung, home decora fuon. crafts, and toods lvlayme Hargnst the head ot the home economvcs dlvl snon, teaches home decora tion. home relatrons, and foods. Pauline Spnllers c o o lc l n g classes interest R, A l-lARRlSON, A B, 2-l BEULAH lvl ZILLES, A B . B S N E DAVISON, B. S sri, A, .,, wal Jul 4 .WM mv' Q6 S H? 5 ML CAUFI lTElilNCllAM BS N1 IESSIE L. ELLIOTT, BS LELA BABB, BS. -in ar' fi lv -iig i NlAl-Y lilllillv' ls 3 MAY BFKRY, A B t. x - -fsQm,c. lvl an .cs JL Al BERT CARDOT, B S , M A boys as well as gurls Spe cnal prause goes to these teachers for theur coopera tlon with The puplls IU maktng candy for the pa tnents at O'f2eully General l-l o s pr tal at Chrustmas Eurela Brown and Eleanor Beck teach clothrng Elea nor Beck, who took the place of lVlaryE lVlcKlnnell, has a class ln crafts The three coordunators of our school have helped many bovs and girls to find posrtlons that are sorted to thelr skulls and abllitues Marlon Bassett, personal dlrector of glrls, often hears words of pralse for thelr effucuency, Homer Ragle and Carl Thompson are very pusy trying to fill numerous vacancues for the employers of Springfield XV ' FHEDE TLN-'4El-c AE l N., Y Vt CRAC5 FOLEY' 3 5 ' NHRA SHEPHERD. A B HARMAN MARTIN, B S LAXVRENCE SMOTHERMAN. B S l-l O HARTLEY. 3 RICHARD REED, B S, N1 A lv- -' CHARLES S XVHITE, A E3 24:1 HARRY KIRKPATRICK, BS. in EE. IOHN T. evans, A B, BS f, E17 Y .. illllll l ---. 'ff f' ..... J. .---- -' Six' ITEAUSX ,Liga Lqnnnr iinll Senior like other schools is proud of those members of its faculty who are devoting their efforts to defending our way of life. It is not without regret that we note their absence, for they have been an important asset in helping us to attain our ideals of education. Sergeant Richard Reed is now serving in New C-uinea and has written several interest- ing and helpful letters to the students which reflect his cheering personality. Lieutenant Charles White is a man who always radiates happiness. This trait of char- acter has made him a great favorite with the students. Captain Harry Kirkpatrick, electricity in- structor, is now serving in India with the Corps of Engineers. lvlaior Homer Ford is another of our expert electricity teachers and his title in itself reflects his ability. Mr. john T. Byers is a sergeant in the Tank Corps. Mr. Byers, of indian ancestry. is the contribution of the science department to the war effort. A more thoroughly capable gift would be indeed hard to find. Mr. Truman C, Hardin, mechanical draw- ing teacher, is now serving as petty officer in the U. S. Coast Guard. On a recent visit he related interesting experiences pertaining to his convoy duties. Mr, Robert Denney is the second navy man among the group. He is stationed at Annapolis for training as an ensign in his branch of the service. Sergeant DeCroff Platte is now serving at the lefferson Barracks reception center in St, Louis He is always willing to see the students viewpoint. The day is pleasantly anticipated when our Honor faculty members will once more be among the students of SHS. 26 TRUMAN C HARDIN, A R HOMER T. FORD, BS ROBERT 1, DENNEY, BS. Df CROP? PLATTE, A B, M A WU! mf ii ik- non- QFJ.fjS1h,4A 1 w ,fmTL.-QQ.. A 1 SHADOWS V A 'x1fXY'x'WL HARCIS, B S .fix Iv -41 ' vw I 6 4-4 5 Q , ff , ,f ?f:'wx'.,,.1, If I it R .A I . . . '- -'.','LAx' 'I 'x'1 X - 1 5, . x X' x xx an f fi k'- -T-'wr - 1.3 ' :K gf' xg -'J' at E' 41 I Q-'iykw-'gf'4 1. ' Q 2, -I ff. - 1- E' ,xx zlgl' .Qu X ,S is .-f I va ' M I L 'L 'Q' ' ' 3 7 er . , 'f.- .'. -'- ' S3 Q., '-2 ,AQ k1rVxL 4,'y ,Ak ' A. W s.N. xx 1444. i ,y x , 'dx jf' Q-Q . li ,' . 1: jfxjxlk ztjgx 1 . L' it 4' Q' .tfxlgi Y I ff, 3 A ,-vesfg. 1,! ',Q 4 A K1-, , - -'A 0 .si',' X ,' . 3, F n- I ,P .5 J,-sf Tx ' J ,, ys , ,o . . - . 1' . ,. - 3-, K- , ' gslr tight-,lv , 4, D 5 5 .Lx '3 -L' - X ' - ' Q ' - . .' ' '- x ., Q, 1, 1, :gin 3 '. K 3?'M.j,4. f.. P, ,Q Tin b X , sA,1-- , A, , 1 18- 1. 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T ' f ' A ' 1 1 l 'I U ' D J ' W- uw DEBATE TEAM Thus year out of 63 debates our debate team won 44 They won l-1 and lost 2 an the debates vvuth Wyandotte Hugh School of Kansas Cnty Kan as Thls ns the furst trme our team has attauned such a marvelous record We owe thas success to the team and Mrs Robert Denney The tnrst team as as follows Rnchard ones ohn Cnbson lvlaxmne Summons and ack Drago The other members are Elolse Smuth Laura Stewart Imogene Forgey Florence Foster and Claude Duckens B ad s local debates the team attended debates at Puttsbdrg CROI St Louss and Kansas Cnty .X p-5 ,,ff 5,1- J LMI- l MLC 33 :Singing Strings One ot the prominent musical organizations of Senior High School is the orchestra ably directed by Mr james Robertson There are several of the members that belong to the Springfield Symphony Orchestra and play with them regularly. They have displayed skill in entertaining students at jarrett, Reed, and Ripken junior High Schools For our enjoyment they have played at assemblies and contributed the music tor the operetta The group spent the latter part of the school year preparing tor the Musical Festival which was held April 28 to lvlay l. Any person who is interested in music would benefit infinitely from the training gained in this group VlOLIN Eula Mai Altred lulia Morttgomery Carlos Kovpkr' Martha Anne Rice Trent Boyd Margaret lvlicnai Calvin Hailey Marian Bishop Margery Ketchum Rosalind Walkiir Dorothy Cardwell Richard Lc'Duc lunith Tuck Norm.: jean Scott joan Dishmah Donald Brown Betty jam' Bnyts Cane Brake Vaxice Buchanan Betty Bradtield joe Bruer Velma Kimble Dulcie Campbell Martha Mae Waddell Amelia Mai Blalock VIOLA Adele Schmid Margaret Nichol- Brfttv lea Funlry Virginia Queen Frank Pomeroy Venda Riggs Billy Skinner Verginia Mile-. Marianna Dayis Dorothy Barber Doris Ntartin C B ELLO Shirley Cates Peggy Lou Little Freda Zongker Betty XN'addell ASS jo Ann King Margaret Morwood Ioann Robb joe Crittin FLUTE Mary Frances james Dorothy Whitrr Rosemary Upton Cornelia Findlay Frances Elizabeth K nahb ifxivies Roeemsom DIRECTOR OBOE Bill Smith Bill Drago CLARINET Robert Whrfat john Lylst Altrwl Brunkhorst Bill McQu4-ary BASSOON Carrol Turk Donald Thrrflkelcl HOR N Robert Ctialifnclrr Richard Crist Robert Schneider Boll lrinw, TRUMPET Rvrry Smith Bill Fanning Ceorsli' Dennrs ljonalrt Tiiiilall TROMBONE Bill livyiilr Paul Martin HASS TROMBONE Bob Adams TUB!-x Charles Espy TYMPANI ariil PERCUSSION Dorothy Cooitman Tom Dvyyvr One of Sensor Hugh School Elnlliug Drums 'S most alert and a t tr a C t I yr groups us the Sfottush rlad Krltae Drum Corps The glrls tru thelr hrnght plald uniforms Martha Hroolfxh ra' Evelyn Corhram ly'Illdre1f Lox Mary lX'1:1rg-e Doran Helm' Aww fCklx'S Patsy Florer we Fwtvr have heughterwed the color and excuterherwt of many school and CIVIC events thm year with thenr hugh steppmg precuse drills Mr james Robertson IS the capable d rector of thas organs zatton, and Mass Mary lVlcKm hell was the helpful sponsor However MISS McK1rmeIl left at the muddle of the year, and the Corps ns now under the sn vngoratmg Ieaderphnp of Mass Ada M Brown Hmluw Calvwr Norma Cav Hortevse Cuvwumg Cuvvvwwghmrw lame Ctlmorx' Eetty Hartsock Nmrvha N1.n Hrll Ford Errwsttvwe Ht,t'ww.xter Lt-ww Kvllx Rwalle Martm Erma Let' Vlltchell f:fL ' 63 Nl VCl't6ll Betty Loo Morrltuck Clarlyi Polly Mary Sm' Powell Ewt, Sampew I-alla Avro Schaller 5u:.1Prls' Srhellhardt Arm Slverer Enrbara Stmrk Cleo Swan-vas Shlrley Sweevm Ham Tttrrerwtmr' Xlartha Urwoerwood Warm. 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X XX ua Xml ' . vu ' Y ' y... . f -HX 90 t to Rght st Alma Ruth Franks Norma lean Scott Myrl Daugherty Pat Stone Pat Ford Scco d Ro Bob Wlh te Robert Wheat Rchard la cs Ruchard lohnson lewell Wndlc linwae The Student Government ot thus school us the organuzatuon whuch plans our measures and laws that promote the general welfare of the student body Thus year we have been very fortunate un havung an excellent group un the House of Representatuves and the Senate Thus group has done all wuthun uts abuluty to keep our school up to the hugh standard set by past student government ottucers Muss Anna O Bruen theur sponsor keeps the boys and gurls unterested un theur work and struves to do thungs that wull be of advantage to the whole school Thus year the Student Government has arranged many actuvutues ot great unterest One ot the most outstandung sdeas was Hullbully Week under the durectuon ot a specual commuttee All of the students partuctpated un thus and ut proved to be so successful that many students plan to ask for one next year The Senate us composed ot sux members from Sophomore junuor and Senuor classes Thus group us always struvung to buuld the morale and school spurut of the student body The House ot Representatuves us made up ot one assemblyman tor every hundred students These members are un charge ot the pop stand and have much to do wuth the tratfuc condutuons un the halls All the money taken un by thus organuzatuon us used to guve partues and worth whule aCtuvutueS tor the students They have helped to promote the sale of war bonds and stamps and are responsubletor the recreatuon room Due to thus group our school has never had a dull moment as they were always workung on some new actuvuty These boys and gurls are certaunly capable to handle any sutuatuon that may come up b fore them -la o -. '? 1' N V' 3 . u V, U ' l ' E u Y A 5. , v A . 411 4 S .,.' .. wg, Let u Fur Rowv- , , , , rt w I I , . u ml . . I . . . . . - . . . - . , . .. . . . ' ' ' ' e Robin Helm 'Jarilyri liiclifer lfuggy Petty X,VillJ Riitlie lvwiz Dress Rehiuir-,al 'lhe Conlliilicis Wiiyric' john-,on Bill Dewitt C H Estes Roliurt Klutz Q- jane Dtrris jess Warle Walter Blackwell by Imogene Forgery A Stan Lipprrnan Scenes trom Every Family Has One llffilill Giulia The members ot the Dramatics Department are very proud to have as their supervisor Miss Helen johnson Besides teaching her dramatics classes dur ing the second and tourth hours each day, Miss john' son was responsible tor the majority ot the stunt nights. the all-school play, the senior class play. and the dialogue parts ot the operetta Miss johnson enjoys this work and thus makes it more pleasant for her pupils. For the past two years Miss johnson has made all arrangements for the programs in which many ot our students participated for the entertainment of the wounded soldiers at O'Reilly General Hospital. Many ot the students may remember her for her excellent interpretation ot the religious play The Family Portrait and Abe Lincoln ln Illinois . Duri the she has also worked with s...: HELEN IOHNSON Of. '.! 2- we 0 9 3 X if dx L D 'B cikff . ,gf '1 5 C C C gi 1-. Sr 'CJ X.,,,z' -f' -sf 419 KX C '-of -.. JL-1-QQ. . ,-159.-43vf Wf.1-2-534335 ., .. 4 draw, a3'f?'f2f - tx.. G N f S144 ,N w-Aug ., Inq: ' - 'Q'- ,, . TopfWlLLIAM EACLEBURCER Bottom'-DRAFTSMEN AT WORK S? 1-1 E35 at mar 531 . -Q. ,, Q i 1 ,,,,,,, ,,.,,..-.-rms ' c ga -3 hi i Q 1 48 Tins ycar oLw hugh xChcxH has been at xvork holpnhg To pro mwofc Thu vwatmnnal xvar Qifort nh as UW8HyfXV8XS as possdiu 4ThL: hwcnwhurs of thLf f41gh School NMcfory Clorpw help nn varuous pzhascw cnf xvar xvork. both In schCmM and onmsidc ACTIVIYICS VVQ havc fum:CIasQcs of Acro rwaLnnCS a fuc!d of Lltnwost :nw portahcc Yo our war program. and two Coumcsnn vocahond radmn The Knno rhuchanms ahdvhcchahmaldramwngcIm5cQ are cspCCuaHy nnwportant One of the most vntal actxvu has for us at honwcls buynng war Manun and bonds wvhmh our students have DLUCh8SCd rcgndarhf ahci chfhLwnaStnCaHv. g,.vaaaagQ9 EllIl1ll'llI nf Swrlrirl' For the purpose of turtherrngg soctal servtce work among Sensor Hugh School students, Mtss Altee Pnttman organtzed our ttrst junuor Red Cross Class twelve years ago lts membership Conslsts ot one representattve trorn each vecond hour class Into the hands ot these rnemhers comes the oppor tuntty To Servo' Under the sponsorshup of Mass Craze Foley thus organ: :atton has Conttnued to promote Cuvuc welfare Thus artuve group seeks to foster the sprrtt ot gnvtng A survey of the Red Cross Wtnr Drtve Fund was hugh lighted by extenstve work by ,unuor Red Cross memhers who ganned the support ot the enture student body Through the gutdance ot the sponsor and the Cooperatnon of the students many Chartty needs were supplned Red Cross members are at tendtng surguml dressung Classes Much pratse goes to the wtihnq workers who farmed on suCCesstulIy the book drtve for the hops who are wetruntj the khaki 5 e X C L 4 - IV S 1 tv 1, 1 ,M Rv' T 49 lfnl Hcnorarv Members Mr Kwm and Mr Cares, Wlliwam Baxter officiating X.. q- v . . nl, lx- I ERS Op X Q uni AMER ful' XX ICA ,Tag-on6M,lA1.0u son Bovs LoGE'rloXl':A swovmu vocAno,uL Mania'- C 1 i 1-1 v + 'N C 01- Q' 49l u5ob L 1, .. 5 ' 31711111111 3fZl1'lllPI'5 nf A1111-rira More rmportant today than ever before are the Future Earmers of Amerrca The boys un thas organuzatuon are learnlng the fundamentals ot tarmrng Wrth this present food shortage, they must know how to raase therr gram and vegetables, and produce theur own meat and darry products Thus group is now engrossed un these essentials. Each boy rn the agruculture classes must have a protect vvhuch may be rarsmg crops, managlng some form ot luvestock, or poultry The E F, A is a natuonal organizatlon and thus schools chapter as under the drrectnon ot Mr john Knrby, a most capable and experrenced instructor Each group elects its own otticers They are' Robert Atwell, Presudent, Wlllram Baxter, Vnce Presrdcnt, Bob Smuth, Secre tary, lack Owen, Treasurer. Iames Qurnn, Watchdogl and Mason Nichols. Reporter just a few weeks ago at theur annual banquet, Mr Cates and Mr Kurby were elected honorary members Each year delegates are chosen to take part IU the state program When the boys rn these classes have com' pleted their years work, they wnll know how to earn money from a tarm and Invest rt rn some worth while enterprise To these young men we entrust our farms of tomorrow my w rr 1., rmw k luck 1 l k 1 D1 X 1 rrl r 1 cn rc s rhrnl C nr s u t N on y K r y HTCK H 3 l ,. ,- ' - r- - ' 3-1:6 , .E 'A, '. lrry y Q,-llyy 2--1 Run DNV Qqllwntm Bull C,4l-hvrrnwr Don Mtrgn , Arthur H.jr' .n Nlnrxrr' Srrc .1r.l . Cx wr 'xkll am Luxtrr lac NlcEvsrrw XX. ltvr Leu Pll' DJ-.rs Im' .ndo , 1 5 W tpyimm Wfp,,rl,,,4. nfl., Ptynp' 0,1 fl Flcplrrvmn, M 1, N mls For LJ .nrt Clrtrtrrtt Fu lrmmn Rvtwurr Cm. ltr ' O mn, lack NN' tlvrspo Ro lN,1urphy, Mr ll, ,L R W QL,p.,,1ArW,-ll I 5 w,mg,,,wf gms Smlfh Teddy Hunts, john N1qAfu- Ctorgt Schutt: Vrrrro' Ufwormnoct Roper . - loh Lrrtwr lun Baker I l K .1-1, V 'xr 33- ' A 1 f- M fxfffff 12 M. H V' i iii. LY. XXXQQQ J Q: sn, rr mum x LOOKNNC BACK X LEQNXXRD NNULLNNCS Captmrx . - f ,-- . I '22 utatunzei depts-z-2 tbrihirnn Bugs ,gg--..- , .,.., .,,. ,,, s- fw ff, F 'm ' ' N ' 4091. -all ' T' P-mmf f , ,W . Mari' BULLDOC-S OF THE PAST 4- ,..,.. .. ,.,,,, Row l-Left to right-Dave Metzer, lohnny Everetts, john Kline, Carl Sharp, Walter Hulen, Rex Sallee. Bill Abbott, Bill Clodfelter, Bob Moulton, Harold McBride. Row ll-Pat Gooch, Bill Warnwright. Bill Bryson, Carroll Edwards, Hugh Kern, Melvin Netzer, George Kritikos, Benny Arbeitrnan, Row Ill-Coach Harrison, Carl Hazel, lim Owens, Charles Farrell, Robert Reborn, lack Bales, Herbert Ernberton, Eugene Mules, Philip Christopher Row IV --Coach Smotherman, Coach Phillips, Clay Wood, Charles Convis, Bob johnson, Walter Blackwell, Max Riley, Norman Penfold Tom Holbrook 54 ' Q-.SE , 7 - ., ,. Football is today, as yester- day, one of the main sports in Senior High School. This year the fighting Bulldogs had one of the best teams and one of the toughest schedules in the history of the sport at S. H. S, The Bulldogs added the T formation to their popular Notre Dame system, Strange as it seems, the T formation was first used in some of the earliest games. Honorary cap' tains elected for the 42 sea- son were Carroll Edwards, Bill Clodfelter, and Carl Texas Sharp. 'l l-l!XlRlQ BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs buHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Won l2 6 ilu-f1tr11rh1r.-5 Athlctlc dlrc tor Palph Bogcy l-larrlson Coach ohn Dcacon Phllllr s and Coach Lawrcncc mothcrrnan a new corncr to thc Ycnlor Hugh School coachlng, staff turncd out vcry good football laskctball bascball and track teams thus ycar Thc schcdulcs of thcsc flgohtlnc Bulldog, tcarns wcre sorncwhat lumltcd thls ycar bccausc of the prcscnt war and thc gas rutlonlng But IU spntc of thls tact cvcry game was 1 tough one and thc Bulldogs fought hard al the wax The football and bascball tcanws wcrc coachcd by Bogcy l-larrl son whllc thc Dcacon handled thc baskctball and track TLHVTW Thc bullouo tootball and baslectball tcanws wcrc undcr thc caoablc hand of Coach Smothcrman Asudc from thc: coachlng dutlcs all thrcc havc classes Coach Harruson tcachcs world hlstory Coach Phllllps tcaches Senlor l-llgh School owcs much pransc to thcse three out standlng coachc who wnth thelr own llghtung solr t and good sportsmanshlp uhspured thc Bulldogs on to NICTOVN Stntratrra Lost Haskell lnduans Qc t Lo lxwood ct St joseph Ccnt Oct Putt burii Kan Oct Opcn Oct Tulsa Okla Ccnt ct Kansas Cltx Wyandottc Nox Opcn Not Qpgn NOV oplln Nov 'tr'- IOHN PllllLlPS LAXVRENCE SMOTHERMAN J Q 'A - -' 1 15 k A11 ' V 1 -C 5 , , 5 1 1 1 J, , , q , I I c , il 7 , c ' , Q 6 11 . , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , . u 3 7 7 7 5 7 7 Q I v tic C X1 1 V 1 1 1 ' C 1 e 1 , , L 1 'I 7 W I ll 7 lil ,C 3 1 T A 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 C , lf Q JON aeronautlcs and Coach Smotherman teaches rnathernatucs ' , 75 k xl I , H S16 no 35 1 6,Q H gr O 2 1 , H ' T 1 20 O T s X , 1 l6 1 a 23 1 T Zl l3 1, W O 30 T Zl 6 , 1 , 5 ' 1 1 l3 1 ZO 1 H 20 l3 1 26 f ., 'ia- r lgvg lllllwr I heir Elvttvru 1? i ,hp L Tom Holbrook Bull Abbott Ceorge Loelkes Bull Warnrlghr Carroll Edwards Bull Clodfelter Rex Sallu Walter Hulen Carl Sharp Hugh Kern jim Owens Walter Blackwell George Krltukos ohnny Ells lack Bales Norman Penfold Charles Farrell Max Rllcy 1943 l-iarolrl lVlcBrvele, Bob Moolton, BcnnylArbe:tman, 'Herbert Ernberton,lEugene Mvles, Boh johnson I , ' ' . Y' , ' , ivtauh auth Glhvvr Thus ycar thc Scnuor Hugh School Pcp Squad was composcd of fuvc members They arc lclt to rug,hl' Norma Bushop Bob Erb Boruruuc Wcuser john Wuthcrspooh and Bobby unc Arudcrsoh Thus luvcly group wlohg wuth thc loyal sfudcruf body was at cvery game to chccr thc lughfurug Bulldogs oru to vuctorv It was through fheur efforts that Seruuor Hugh hid such oufstahdurug school spurut Thc pcp squad wa sporusorcd by lvlu s E cruora bf yd lu. HALF TIME ld Qffdfk Shuts Basketball is perhaps the main sport in Senior High School. This year the Bulldogs established a good record with l6 wins and only -l defeats including tournament games. The local quintet opened the cage season with a win over Topeka, Kansas. on the home court. Stratford was defeated three times by the Bulldogs, once by the score of 3618, again by a 4027 score. and 26-l6. Both Mansfield and Ozark suffered two defeats at the hands of the Bulldogs. The loplin Eagles nosed out a victory over Senior High by a scant margin and was blasted by the 'Dogs in a return game. The only team to boast a record of two defeats over Springfield this year is the Lebanon Yellowjackets. The Bulldogs entered two tournaments this year-the district and the regional, ln the district tournament, Senior High met and defeated Republic, Willard, and Stratford. ln the regional, the Bulldogs won over Willow Springs and Birch Tree. On the night of the finals SHS lost a hard fought game to Conway 31-33. Other teams defeated by the Bulldogs were Buffalo, lvliller, and Anderson. The team was coached by lohn Phillips and his assistant, Lawrence Smotherman, handled the Bullpups T p Row Hosea Pfeitcr, John Ellis Paul Hough Max Riley Eovt R V lt r Elackwell Scinwvr Talliiit, Paul Stuart Charles Nicho Fobfufy 13- no ,V A . i7 Bulldogs on the Beam i t lnplin State f-.fm 'ream MS 'j' llzarli Wm . ark o':,'i' Talk f- 29-21 '0 1 d Bullilfgwza yi 36' In ,,, his a I -sw W dll ,-na BASKETBALL TART SOON S ' uv' T fm .- MJ f.,, . M if W' X wr.: fium. ,,,Q,f:'.f '14 , ,ffl Wag.. i., KI T 1 -.a M. , W, wdixam Ana. o-ff' u-f ' Y ,,vv'5di gay Y 00' we if ' mi' v 'gpdxff ',.m: ii-di. Y ol Q,,.f'l:,5Pov, Q , .' ,qifcvn K9 it Said, 'H X '1 L .1 -A Juan' Ltjpwuf-x-tim, I V 'V I ,A 'uifx SM' wi-ff., 9 Straight C , ' . , 1, v:'?l: 'l'w 1vMv'P A WON BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs Lebanon BuHdogs lophn BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs Lebanon BuHdogs BuHdogs BuHdogs Conway 38 4O 29 36 41 26 27 2 2 24 25 27 OUT OF THE PAST JOHN mnomm LOST opeka Kan Sl'rafford Mansfleld Sfrafford Bulldogs 22 25 Buffalo Bulldogs 21 23 Republuc Wallard Sfrafford Man freld loplsn Muller Ozark Bulldogs 32 37 Anderson Wullow Sprnngs Burch Tree Bulldogs 31 33 59 DATE December December january january january anuary january February 4 February 6 February 6 February 9 February February February February February Mamh4 Mamh6 hdarch 6 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1943 1111.15 sinh Bnwns - T , sas 19, 36-18 22. 25-21 ' 5. 26-16 11, - 13. 57-22 I 19. A - 26. Bulldogs 23-19 Ozark january 28, 1943 49-17 ' . , 35-17 A . 24-2 s ' , 28-21 ' 12, 34-2 ' 15, - 17. - 19, 7 - 22. 26-17 ' . the K lv mms vw ' - l :iagasmesm V Q fr Ht KUQ C 1 , 3Flrrt as tlgr Hliuh Thcrc wcrc not mamf opportumtlcs tor thc Scmor l-llgh Track squad to display thcur ablluty this sprmgl7uCaL1Sc'Olscarcity ot oppohcnts An mtormal clual mcct brought our cross town rival, Crccrwwood, to our STdCl1LIVN thnx Sprung Sumner Hugh ckccl out A vuctory hy thc scant margin ot tour pcumts A brlght spot nh our l9-43 track squad was thc mnlc relax' team All HW all, Coach 'Dcacorf' PhuIIup5 turned out an cxtraordmart track tcam this sprung rx r Q ll rv .f Lu. M M t lt'-. + 1 R i Al-rt rf f f -W lf r Q my -.uw H P 1 x P V ll. .x .ww Q mf ls Q, ll rf tx. . x u ats ..,,mwood 0 s, X . ,ld West ly,,,.11ns In , 0 Batt ' -LT ,A rim --Q M AA A 9 f Q WI' I .ng Sr- oc in Jus X 30118 lv f 1115 x '- 'rle t - . . -., . - 'Ha ' ' Wa '- son vnlh .1 bang, Monday a1'Lc-rnooxtlalm Ummb lump' ' U43 ,.U1,IL1r,1: 1f,,. 8 9 0 , 4 ' ' ': .rf , -- 31' 4 ' e xesults vscrc turned in it wasl dw Ml ml! Bob Cd-'IJX IH' Of fra 08611 Joh Dfnmg O that Semox High dcfeauxd h0'Pf '1' H: HN' HP Wm' UW- A l'1lar' Ck-Tiers It n Phill! I l '2' , 'OUHI ' i DS' Plains 72 50 In me ,,Mau,, tmckicriastt. 'dejeatxztc Chaxtu Pfam I,L.t,n sm may mestlhe Wes' and that the5 also Won over' lrunwloc' 'mx Le ,It OUL t ' Inv! ., 81115 - The F 'Ing I mformal meet bf. 'uh'i Ou, ,,..,. l wk, Illllfjiiy dash isbn SHS compemdlnl he lm-vt for the- I 1 3 0 while trying' Iorl09'1-lffom U' ll ' 4 6 Q we es . ' ' Mm the regular About V' . J A nd pflcflcauy 0 mmvd xemurs I0 I, nual ml -. . lanes Sf? ' Ge Fnlll' lealiz all W4 JSI? A junior me f 'next . rack ffwtl A Q mat he is on the td Jumps and is gnomn-1 He's 0111 N ' 5 k 'X P M h I L , 3 , M J- lf' E.- trtlav lllurl Pursuxmg f ur pulum ufgmrT1CIpaTmrM,Qmuh sports thc Sffrwjr Hugh lmwhnh tcnm rwpmrtcgd for duh Thus wgar e mam haf hum omg uf thc IJUST. If not thu mosf m1tsTl1r'1c,imgf Team nh Thu hwtory of Svmcnr Hugh Sfhfpol Cmww www Maycd wxfh thr' hugh sfhwols uf Rusgcrswllu and Stmfforlgi ljmmg short of Cmm guvhtuon from hugh schucnls xh thus ciustrmff, thyE5uIic'10gsp'awc! tuame frum thc O R1ywNh Scrwcc Mah s Gulp and Teams ham 'Agatu Tf'41Cht'FwQ.fJNll'Qt' and Drury COIM-qv The Bulldogs low! ffnly om' fgmwg mud that was To O RUM Thv pnchmg staff was thc lnrnght sput of Thu team hawmj, Charly-K NnCh01l LOuv I'V14fhQls, and Ralph Ahdurwh as thc hurhr'-, Thr: mam mm rcmfhcri hy Uoguy Harrrsoh y 1 is L DO 44 WL U0 . N J X' Cs! x X I 0 ' Q x ' 7 X5 N N It V X ,o9X'ki Qpvh Lock X X54 5-L . Q ,Wh X 51' Q' .49 Y I as Va , - t u Q, as-f uv 06 XMQP xv C Tl Because of the need arising out of the present war for healthier, stronger bodies, the boys' Physical Education classes have had a complete change from peacetime activities to war-time training. Instead of the usual program of sports only, they now have a varied and important pro gram consisting of calisthenics and gymnastics. combatives, aquatics, infantry drill, and a few sports As you can readily see, this program not only builds stronger bodies, but gives the boys better coordination as well as good sportsman ship which is now, as always, so important Physical director H. O, Hartley has found a great deal of success in working with his boys in this new system of training, Pichnrcl B flwin lvl Hur LX lfliltow Ski m r The pitcher didn't get that one by Billy Schmittou and Wesley Brazeal s ttlc thc disputc by measuring 4 . amiga' l 4-Ivaltly fur Irrhwru lx N 'ax Nef Q ' w ...l I I ' I .. I' ur 1- ' I .1 l-b, j,:u'v:x:1 'ti N H',f'I,I,1,ll11I,1,',1w,lfJ F 35. ' ..L'LLLliiIf.5.-.M . . 1 1, ' V. 1 I 41 xi fl wfflffl ' -Ili 11 tu-H. Hr 'I' v' .Fi - I lo 0 vo 0 0 O - suv ' 'rr NVQ' ' 'v'l'n '- , W ., A ,.vfnf,-'ivL,g1dllfJ4vf.xi9'94: , .11 Liv I 2 1 Lgh ,..,S,,k,N1,,,g',, :,,I.xw1. -L. 'my --1., 1-:, f- ,.n'f 'r f,:1.g'.4E' ' - -ff f - ' nn, Hn., 4r1.r5:rfFP -m-1:-E, ' .' . .A ' ,1. La- - gr- -wif 4f.f ' . '. A -1 f '-P , f...:1-1,,, ,ffif.wi'.wiZ1 .Nl ,, .,1,f, .5ix,.+x,u. +L.Qfw..,, ',f.w5:, ,h' HKYSESLISLY Af ' 'T - . , ... .,.,...,... .,,,f. . g,k,ZLZ,tQ,,g: 1-Iillhillg Dag :, .t I F. W -261 A .A r , S f Q Xawzlgff 23 J 27!aZ6m 'z, 'fflifif 72 V . . A.. E' W ' nf. ix Q , N .-5. 4 . '- vi' b 8 Q -A .2 ta? . . , sw- qt -' A a . Q X. gl ff 1 Q wo 'Q A its .A ' vu. Z- 4 - a- .' . A S J, '3- ' 0.- . jf ' ,. X - x .4 . .-' 0.-f. .f - ' if J' ' ...Q 1 ' 1. , ' .1 , , KT ' fx. ,, . , ' sf UL.. Ski I . 1 F: ' N n : fx? A 5 uf as .lf - .X dx - ' .. 0 . a- f Q gy , Q-QN I- s! ' -l'4.' Fvx ,A ' il X 75 .f T'-'C Qi, 5' , 9' ,4 , .. . vt ,. if 'lim , rp ' G' PTA. 5-on gr .V 14 E ' 4 f 2 ' 'n f.'4f1'1' 'qw , 3 ,., , , 11 Lunch pcnod rccrcatnpn I-1u.JQ1uc1 for .1 Cuku lun Strolling East Entrancu at 12 31' Undcrdassrnun Swttung pretty- Bobble june Anderson Crarrrwmg Hunt Smrcr .md Holio Dax -News Crmsvmxrc and Rmb MQCEQ-1N.1mi As Qhaciovws Pali Mary Barmtt Thursday 'Novyg wf's thw WMA Markmg Tuma -X4 li K5 . .- MWF ll F , fr' . rr C: - V19 V ,,!ill XJ Af' LX .2 ,I ln coming years when other moons Spill silver over ivied walls, When other voices, other laughter Echo through these silent halls, I shall remember afternoons Of crisp and cool Septembersl The football games and marching bands And sunless, cold Novembers, l shall remember one short spring With long-forgotten music filled, When childish things were put away Because we had the world to build. I shall remember all of these, The small, inconsequential things When other voices, other laughter Echo through the coming springs. fWiIla Ruthe Lewis if-Za v 453 1 Q 1 If , X f V71 I 49. f-I.-fn. J fy .xl -Q K. Q - 'Cx '..,,,, . Q 1 ' f N K-mi. I, .1 1' x 'Q 6 .0 .XA Bfff' , as 'ii Ls-hx 16 M, . .- x 'tw THE BOOK NOOK t ta rtght 'scatcriw Bob Halter Luclla Rubcrt Paula Waikcr Martha Mac MCCOV LOLJISC Wllloughtny LL t to rtght 'standmg joe Cotorth Helen Cafncr Tha Language-Arts Supuvusor and othus hold confcrcrwccs here wuth students or tcachcrs v I I ' Q ia' Mi, IUST BEFORE THE BELL . bg. wx. qv it 3, X15 . .' , 9 ' '-suis I . - J' f '7 . ax I A ' I 'gf' : 1 X '-A 1 ,JB , ' ' P . 5 'I' A Y, 1 s 1 'Q 1 all 9- mr' ,Ng 13 3 v Multum fXrmstrfnu,g .mai H.arfXNd 'v1cBrw1c ww I Hrnluu Day r .md Mrk, Vxffllfam Brown mf HCJUywf mi Flxstwr Basal Malnuf Russrarw Ex.1ng1'Vrxt r Curps C.nTc'Ts from STC crvturmm ur x 51 . wd M SHS DON fNLHAN1UflfX YQVN1 ADIVXTS , 'Q 5 - 1,3-0 X 42 if ' vs X W 'x N :ia 1 1 9- - 11741, ag, X c -I ' v Z1 .H-.M '-V 'f YL. 3 1 'n six, ac v 'T fi QC 1- K gn! I U- xv. O ,4 , '4 N 5 r .O SQ R LG- 11 Q :Tia O5 mx 45? KIA A 3' E P if Db, ff- XA fi lhnd f-in-an EK -w -v-f 5 fl-'I I WPI, 'JMWIN Q 4 .I i fd 'Nw-.. 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You would have to obey every command guven you or suffer dlre consequences German leaders wlll not pcrmat Progressuve Educatnon taught an theur schools quute the contrary Everythung as regrmented The undnvudual IS absorbed by the state ln Amerncan schools each lndlvndual student lS considered American boys and gurls are taught how to lnve German children are taught how to due They owe everythlng to der Fuehrer even thenr lnves ln Ameruca we are taught democracy so that In the tuture we may govern lustly and keep our country tree from oppressuon A great many of our hugh school trnends have gone nnto the servlce but they were not taught to tught an our schools However wlth trannlng In physlcal educatuon ba ketball football and track the boys are well condutoned and hard as nauls Addntlonal studies such as welding ruvetnng and other anrcratt work tat them for technncal work In the Arr Force lt as sand there are no better soldiers than the American solduers They were taught to cherlsh and respect the way of lute tor whuch they are tughtlng They were not taught to hate the Germans or the japanese They were taught to respect the llves and llbertues ot others Wnth such trannlng we must and wall trce the world of tyranny' lt the schools had not done thus lob well we would be headnng tor dlctatorshup Truly our schools have an Important lob for they are the very pnllars of democracy the pnllars of the natnon l 1 .... - a 4 - H 1 v 1 - , v . 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Tumg and Lrmrqy Tlwu profit aq y gulf for your clwool and for yoursglvw THE EDITOR WINTEI or THE mar ixvuiur - ifclruliy Inhvx - 151-I -ivuinr - 3Fzu'11lig Inhvx - 151-I H ICH SCHOOL SONG Our strong band can meer be broken, Formed un Sprmglueld Hugh, Far 5urpaSSurug wealfh unspoken. Sealed by lruehdshups tue Chorun Sprurugfueld Hugh School, how and ever. Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found uruwavoruhg True. When we from lule shall part Hugh School lufe at best us pegs rug, Cludlrug Swuffly hy, Then let us pledge un word and deed. Our love for Sprurugfield Hugh Chorus GEIZIUPI 38112 in an CDID Zfrirnh l 1 ilzivrfs tu Nvxi Emir, Sn Illrmg frnm the Zkxisunul Staff nf 1943 A LAST CLIMPSE AT SHS f 1 O wx -ag' 1 sf' i. ,...w? ?' , fri' ., v.,.... , ,,, ':i?..,, aI'5 x 1 Q .5 1 Q' 3 0 M , ,, .4 ..., - -aw A N -5