Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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!

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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

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