Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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S33 X i I- JT' Min: wwe ADMINISTRATION FacuIty ORGANIZATIONS Activities SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES Memories SENIORS

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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

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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.'.' ' -v,4 r', 1, 4 ,, 4 1 lp r 'L ,' .V ' Vo '34 'Q 5- 11, -Ca s'lu'f 5 Q3 3L ... .,,.,tj.,,' '- .A wx P -'-j.f f'j '...x - -f.-gt' .si W na D I C 4 'dn' , 9 s s 4, I: I.','tl Ia. 3-ni r' ,vvpq ig. 4',.s1:.vl..,., 5' C14 -4g:'bg'.a Y' 554 .1 5 J' 'sgiqffisq .,l'v 54 .Ap 0,-'Iso -T V' Q? 011. .J4'45,1f',,'- sv -c-35.01 M-.hu Jw . .34 gps? -r-gf 4,41 ,., , E PPM ' X ' , flstc. Teachc, a er, d 'rl s 1 1 s ,Ili .-'-.,- F... ' , I-,-Lu.-.'.g, --.oft i Vuzg..-h .I . .. ..:., A n. .I I '.,. ft, J. u' '-I 1. fs? .:-ff. V II'-:UQ-41 f::.',f, J .' ' .lf .2-.'43 'F 25,5 'h',.!f5.'n1T ':q.: ., , . Qd.c 5-.5 . ' '. :Q:'3.'F:,.!:'f -. -L-' - -me-A - . -N1-.- , .. .. -.:. g- ..-3-rr: - -l . -.mv--4 'H . 'r' .- ,. . . ' . -' s- - J -r 12'f 2'-f -5312 i'r-:wr-:fa--'-gf-wfw '--1-r.'.-7- 1'f -'11-ew is Fi E!-,-.f 27:1 -is A-.:r, f2.4-41'If. 47-2a- '-- if '-'-'V ,- 4 fgx'-fl-I.-1 .'.A.?-1 va 5 -',a',', 12.01, ' '.v- ' .I ,I . '. -1 .'. ,W-' ' , .FL . ' .. ' J, ' 'c Ju ' ,' fr . -- 1,- -'.If'f':-R211- l Z1-? :-'ff 2 5 7f- ff'-1-'- -?.'Yf??.''9 fY7j'f'ff'-'QZPT f- 'Fx f f'- S 5'51:: 7'f' 'Gfw' E' ' 'ff v :'1Fi ,'L pu' 'jxf -'dk f ' 'aj-.-, p, '5-?l1,f'f2F.9- Q.-ff,- . 1.4. -. fs ,Q-491-'..Pj. ' .2 4. 11-.'. Pl-p,:. :...4 . 7,?.'1Q'4 ft, - jugafg. ,-, '-.r ..--. f.- .-. - ..- '. -'., .-'.,---' '- -- '- 4 '.-'-'-'n. . ,.n,'. '..,J'.'f7 '-.hiv ag ,-,'0',-'-:- -A ui, 'Z - bf: - n' o'.:,i.ff, . '.: .J ,. 'j1-.- -- 1 , Lal. 1-:.:'?-' o dwfgf, '. '. ' rp -., ..f-' .J -1.2. .-I' 2 - J-'-- F- - -1 H' .11 --pi'--1 '1-. 'f ' V- -4 '-' '-59 I..-.1 Q.--EZBL -1- A V- . . 'ff' 1. ual., -nh---to-A. I Er... -A 0-4- I... . .-- Z. I. If- IL. .:f.,.. : .. .T ,.:'1.: lf., 4 V-.. '.f.-If' 4. 2. 'M'-, E,-L JL. i-' f .-.-,1'a .' .-1-.1 L ...it ..--.f L. .'-' . -:.- .L -7...-,.t w ...,H'n ,',.- Q 2.2 -...-1. -15 .-rf .U '