Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1945 volume:

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JI' , - 1 iw-.n..,,, DEDICATIO This VH, Resume as offend an dc ducataon to Mr jamgs P Robgrtson whom. fminlnty and wnsdom have an rnfhgd our mducafuon 'vlr Rohn rtson has Hn lmgmst udnals of thc profgssfon ar mart and works urwsnlflshly and untarmgly wnth omg obgccf In mumi tha advancgmuwr of our Choo! -sdlnnhv A' E44 welsh 'VS HHMINISIHHIIHN farpczzce .g.L.J f--'K ADL- X Z.f' V -iff A VVEVV FROM THE CAMPUS S X K f 1 l .I Wy ,Q Q mx f X1 , P 1 N A 'zo' . - ,- 'la - I ' A 6 . .5 Q' x A I A ' ' , . N..- ' .J V N Q, - .Qi I .. ' 'A ' I ' 4 , ' 4 KN- ' I ' , . -, 1 ,, ' 1 ,' .' ' , , ' . .' ' ' -' 1 . - xl, , f f .V .A I A, X . l L ' ' 7 X I ,, 'QI' JQ A3 -nxt 1. i 5 1 Q N N QOXN f7F'N IW QQ E fillif-' l 5' IKLWQMXXV - 3 1' xi 1 FT XV W IPSEN N 141 ' bw MM- ,N 3 V ,U BGARD 0F EDUCATIO 14--.4 w r N, mlm . Mmm UH frum Mn--, m.1r,y JVM rv, rsglax vwth hx, dug . pf ,, , A VOUEMT OF FQELAXAUON As all the worlds a staged' so IS the Senlor Hugh School ot Sprnngfueld a stage on yvhuch students and faculty play Behind the stage as our Board of Educa- tion, who bend unturung energues to dnrectlng and mak- ung the oroductuon possuble They are rarely seen Theur work ns done snlently. but at as done well, tor it it were not, the play would not go on Our board members are Mr Guy A Covvden, presuf dent, Mr Claude Rathbone, Mr l. D Rosenbauer. Mr, E P Burman, lVlr Paul lezzard, Mr I A Iettrues, and Dr C E Feller, a tormer board member Others em- ployed by this Board Include lvlr W l-l. losen. Superin- tendent ot Bunldlngs. and Mr A R Stewart, Secretary, The Board ot Educatuon performs, unnotuced by the student body. the undespensable dutnes whuch enable the school to move forward CLAUDE RATHBONE PAUL l-l IEZZARD 2 l PRINCIPAL Mr. Cates. Our Principala - ln the trying period ot war there is always a need for a leader keenly impressed with the problems of the youth. ln this trust Mr. Cates has met the great challenge. His is a work that is everlasting in its idealism. Not only the school as a whole has his high ideals influenced, but also each individual within the school, We of Senior High School are fortunate in having a principal who is familiar with and interested in the problems of our youth He is impressed with the importance of keeping alive the ideal ot our Democracy, Mr, Cates is good for our community. l-le gives generously of his time and energy to his civic duties and is ever alert to the problems ot Springfield. ' 45, fl 1 fn Pug-' xx Xxx xx r, KX X I . K , , K- f ivy' Tw Canw FJYV'!'x. 'Max at Pfxrvm ,,,,,.., I it 1,921 F ,fw- ff ,-5 EAST ENTRANCE ith. ,1 ' ' - M , of A X f 1 EA 5, 4:-1' O 'UF inn, E x :lx 3 Q-. ka!! lO5FPHlNE l MfXl OUAl2DT V FXCJNIA D l!XNPI LD Administrators In a school nn whtch there are hundred, of puptls, there rnust he one Strong lnnk an the rhachnnery to Carry the udeals and actwrtnes to a desurahle end. Our student body recognlzes that thas Iunk as composed of the followtng advrsors Mr Horner Kesterson as dean of boys Hrs farrness sense of humor, and understandung have made htm a favorute wlth thenn Assustung Mr Kesterson as Mrs Mary Pugh MISS Calhoun ns dean of gurls Her oemonal rnterest and charm have endeared her to the gurls Assnstunzg Mass Calhoun In her work IS Mrs Mary Moffett Mrs osephung Marquardt regustrar us the 'Lalous Quardvan of our successes and faulures Mrs Vtrgrnta Raxfueld and Mtv La Verne Patterson arc the rcglstrar 5 assnstants The vrrr peasant secretary to Pruncupal john W Cates IS M 9 Mwry E Schuerr r if n Li K yx 3 NA N Pl H 1 HUEVEL Crt r f- if if l 1-7 lA VEI NE pfxllll SON pe s rn Asslxt mt l Lglhll I 1 . H , A , l,l!'XlxlV' ', l xl ll l 'l lf lv f ' I ' , D1 1' v l fall Y J H 1 - t 7 ' I ' W A I C1 Q l I , 15. A M' A , .7 1 N 47 , Q I 1, W . L l.. k c . -, M ll B - 1 k N . : '. Q f . - ,h . ll0'rl ll l? lxlSl'kliQO'4 A l l ll QC. 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' V 'i K x N E E, ' V , Y' z t ul X x' - r if ell ' N 'V Z 3 XS l Y 1' X I x 2 'Y E , , Q xr l41 l Y- - Q -H Stcrutmx General Education 'ir EVALYN C IOHNSON A B M A Chu rmun clCcntr1lEducwtuon C-cneral cducatuon classes have been a part of thc curraculum ot Sentor Hugh School sunce l94l 42 Pupuls tn these cla ses at the sophomore and lunuor Icvel are scheduled to meet for two hours a day with one teacher who combtnes the work done an Englush classes wtth that tn socual studues Socsal ctvtcs a one hour course for scnuors ts organ uzed accordvng to thts pan In these general educatuon clas e there as a successtul com bunatuon ot Englush and socual studte Emphas us placed on oral and wrttten Englush There are many opportunities tor expertences IH readtng wrttung and speaktng The teachers nn thus tveld are Muss Dorothy Call Mass Helen Callaway Mass Mary Crass Mass Mabel Davus Mass Helen Duck tnson Mass Muldred Henderson Mass Ethel Langston Mrs Arena Lloyd Mrss Dorothy Martin Mrs Aldune Maller Mass May Patterson Mass Cenevneve Claypool and Mass Evelyn johnson chaurman ot the departrnent if .X L IUQ A- VIARY S CRISS A B ETHEL LANCSTON A B Z6 ALD NC MlLLEl2 A '3 O y 'w u V ' - ELENORA BOYD, A B . es, MA MASH WWW. tt S l S 3 3 F3 3' , 'fri X - 5- - A -, ,Q ' ,v Om 4- QQ. RE X Wli DRFD HEYDERSON, A R, PNLLARS OF DEMOLFXACY MAY PATTFRSON A B in 'H 1 ' 'i 'Qs ,J wr QWNLQ UF' OTHN C QALL A B DOROTHY MAQTIN VI A ELLA VI FO VLER A E I , F 1 ,W ' ' ' 'f , . I 's , A -4 1: ' , EY-mx, Z.. y. 4 bl ' A Q, E Av Q- ,' -12 f 1 , . B 5 , , , x . Commerce O t N E DAVISON L N frt 3 CATHUXINE CFv'XlCx S1 Q Modgrn lmstmss lS rapudlx bucomlm, a prolgssuorw md our communal Coorsg s ltclpmg t to attum that goal In Lac Communal subpart sgrtoosmss lward work and Coopuatuom am Lmplwast Ld Thr dgpartmgrtt gnxgs tlm studmwts a lung back ground for communal work Mr O O Lalwman and l lI5 stall Cortslstmg ot Mass Catlfmrlm Crm., Mess Cftrtrodn Ltndsu Mrs A 3 M Crltm Miss Ella Crulnwogh and Mr N E Dawson lwavn laborgd tautlwtolly to lnroadgrt and uwlargc the scoog of thc course Matlfmrrtattcs too plav an Csscntlal part IU tlm succnss of the Individual of today Much gmatgr dgmand for matlmmatucs IS made than nn prcvtous ynars Both boys and gurls arg takmg mathcmattcs now to meat thu rcqoummutts ot tlm armnd lorccs Thc faculty mcmbgrs wrt thus dgpartmcrtt arc Mrs Lgla H Babb Mass Margocrlm bmgltam Mrs oscplmm S Brown Mtss Elnza bull F Cadlc Mtss Grace M Foley and Mlss Emma M C-absort tlwg dcpartmgrtt Cltanrmara i' IK ELLA CPllBf-MCH B S ADA M GRIFFIN, B 5. CERTRUDE LINDSEY BS W O NWN'-xi Hfljxk' . A t' 'VE Vfflv E , -5 J' ..,, ,buff Apm'yrCTc,ATrfyl :L1x'll P ' gf s r-5 Q F? 5 Q.: 1 ' 'Winn' MIX BABE B 5 ELIZABETHF CADLE, B S, N13 P H N'fXRQ,UEF-MTE EUNCHAN1. E S 4' Z lt, K T THITT TIN H 35 eq...- f 'bv HAZEL 5EDDO'XJ A B N1 IAMES RAYMOND CLOUSE B S Science The Scuence department of Senuor Hugh School offers yuruuety of scuence CoLursLs ln the future the held of scuence wull be in especually sugnutueant one ind wull otter unlumuted opportunutues for those who prepare for ut Ot specual unterest to many gurls th S year are classes buology for nurses taught by lvluss Wunutred Turner who also teaches physuology Other untereatung buology classes are taught by lvlr Raymond Clousr. lVlrS Lsbue Elluott and M155 Beulah Zulles Mugs Ha el Seddon teachea chemustry and avuatuon phxsuology Mr Thomas Babb a newcomer to Senuor Hugh us Muss Hattue Reuch teacher of avuatuon and meteorolovy -45 V NIFREDE TURNER A B M A THOMAS? BAUL- B9 ,35- -1 BEULAH M ZILLES AB BS IESSIE L ELLIOTT BS 30 O 1 'if 1 'sl y qu 33551 '22 T- E11 4 KA I' '- 4 K : X . 1-by 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a Q 'P-. K , .'s , I L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A . . 1 k , 1 1 L 1 , A 11, 1 I l ' I l I I 7 L 7 ' J . , t:1gM'lJ5lf',. 1 1 1 4 V ' l 7 1 7 1' ' 3 l '1 Ve 1 ,V I, 1 , I L - 1 , H - L Z, , 1 ,. , - HATTIE E MICH School, teaches phymcb and aeronautucs The department head Ch. . of SCuL'u1Ce Deumutn 'nt ' 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 v Wa 'iff Q- gf . -.. . v 1, ,uk Q 5 1 X .'l o H u, ,u 5 x u , , 1 . 1 -1' .1 . .. Engl: h It has nvu bun Thu anms of thc Fnglnsh dgpartmgnt to dfvdop nn thg sfuduwts an GQFJFLCIQTIOH for thg fum rdnas and ldgals of cutuzpnshnp as Lxgmpldmd an lntuature To gum The fudnnfs C1 dupu appmclatnon of thg mud of lgttu who haw. Contrnbufgd to our inufturg to stnmulatg habnts of rgcrgatnonal mldurmg and to dgvdop thg IBDQLIBQQL knlls and habafs which arf. L wntnal 0 rg r lognca thmkmg and oral and v1rnTLr1 LXQFLSSIOVI Thr. Enylush df partmgnt as Compo Ld of thc followmg faculty rmmbus Mass Ednth Moon chawmam M155 May Bmw Mrs Many Fowlu M155 NLIML Hofu M155 Anna B dfuson Musf Sarah Towrwsuwd Mass Hduw Vxfalku and Mr Harry L Suttlg who as sponsor of Tm Sgmor Hugh Sfhoo! publucafaonc Q High Times ind The Rciumc EDHH MOORE A E: A V Dnpur nw Qs. NUXH TOXVINSEND A B ANNA B MFFERSON BS MA HARRY L SUTTLE BS M A 31 NELLIE HOFER B S MAY BERRY A B 0 X 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 I I R P 7 I I I J I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 1 KI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I Q lv X I A D 7 X' .K 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 x . . . ,lm '5,' f .I1a. I ' T' N .11 1 1 . , - , - . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 . - . , J Y X K 1 ., 1 1 1 1 1 1 C ' ' ' CM.11rvvw.l' fv,fM1-1 '1 T 1 1 1 L 1 1 A . -Qfff , I' -X Q, fu, I 1 ' 1 in 5 , 1 Industrial Arts Thg lndu trual wrts dLpartrnLntotSLn1or Hugh School xttords 1 varuuty ot valuablg and untugstungu Coursgs to both boys and glrla Mr Albut Cardot and has gtatt compoxd ot ning rngn hayg Lyu bun mldy and ablg to 1C5ISl Studgnts IN thus typg ot work M ohn L, Knrby tgachgs vocatnonul agruculturu Thr.SL popular Clasags torrn a group which as known as ThL Sprnngtmld Chaptu ot tha, Futura Farmus OlAUWLFIC1ll Anothgr popular Coursg as genual mgtalwork taught by Mr C H O Hum Coursgs nn auto mgchanucs Llgctrucuty and radno arg taught by Mr ohn C Rook Mr D M Lylg and Mr Bert Staunbrook Mechanical drawung taught by Mr C E Ernckson ns always a tavornts. wrth boys and gurls Ot Spwral nntugst to thg boys ns the woodworklng classgs taught by Mr A R Cadg Perhaps ony ot thn busmst mon ot thug group rs Mr Paul O Null who In addition to has regular prlntnng dutms prints the weekly Ldntsons ot The Hfgh Tfrnes V R CADE IOHN CLIFTON ROOK C E ERICKSON BS MA 3 .if ,L' ,af , EAST ENTRANCE 1' f '- 5 lm. .5 . -uQ 363 'V D M LYLE IOHN L KIRBY, E S , M A PAUL ONENLL, B S 33 K Social Studie Q wx th Q r Umm and pg L x 1 must for H wx M L lnsui Upon 1 FO urn u 1v muwtw w Lk rx ru rw so w sfudms rtmuwt pro nlnms ca r v L fs FLIITIOYWSPW Q To of rmx of uwumm Vxfutw 1 thorcmuh know L of od E gms L w L I www L tummrr x. K muwfs in prmui To km W 'IN-. dh FQPEVT TTA i' fl if f 1 C L in H rw T M dnparf mt of C S uw t ,J mi LS no :wg ns ow kdm md urwdustwmium Cup Hx sum MIS J 'Wr amd O Shumwrw mr TL Hchus IH t ns 4 mv w as RMS ut Varntta Mus Elgmom boxci M155 Exayw Ohmsfm 1ruiN1lsx Lwrolmp PNNL 3 MN-- FE? f .. fs lOV', Ciff.SHf'XMI fl U P11 H LUN, iCKlE5 AL NAA 'Q Foreign Language In a postwar world the Iastung world peace wall bc greatly dependent upon the abnluty ofthe natuons of the world to mauntann friendly relatnons with one another Especially Important wall be our rela ttons wuth our neughbors of Latm Amernca or thus reason a better understandung ot the Spanish speaking people and their countries us necessary l-lelpung students to realize thus ambntuon ns the arm of the teachers an the torengn language department Spanvsh classes tn Sensor Hugh School are taught by Mass Florence Paunter and Muss Carolune Platte For a number ot years we have thought of Latnn as the toundatnon for all other languages lnterest an our Latnn courses In Sprnngfteld Hugh School has tncreased as we have come un closer contact wath toreugn countrnes Laten classes are taught by Mass Nellte l-loter Muss Mildred Rnley and Mass Nell Madden chairman ot the language department NELL N MADDEN BS MA Chairman ot Language Department mf MILDRED RILEY AB BS MA ILORENCE C PAINTER B S M A CAROLINE PLATTE B S 35 0 . . I . . . A F, i ks. XIX 'ffl 'Xl N ft 7- X 1 l Lf'- , f.1mn H O HARTLEY EMILY C ARMSTRONG AB CLARA TARRANT The last three years have been accompanucd by unprecc dented stnmulatuon of Interest an physical cducatuon and nation wnde efforts to cducatc the publuc to :ts umportancc C-urls and vvgorous and cndurnng health as Important Thc splendnd faculmes of our school and the sklllcd guadance by lvlnss Emuly Armstrong and Mr H O Hartley offer the students unusual opportunutncs Dlrectors of thc musnc dcpartment are lvluss Dorothy Rath bone who dnrccts thc lunuor scnlor chour and Mr amcs P Robertson who teaches a class un fundamentals of musuc and also dlrects the band and orchestra The efflcuent and helpful lubraruan of our school ns lvlrs L E Meador assusted by Mass Clara Tarrant Busy students cach day welcome thc quiet study hall where they can prepare thenr lessons Durnng thc mornnng we fund DOROTHY RATHBONE A B lAMES P ROBERTSON A B B Mus LEESON MEADOR Ph B 36 , G.. QS - ' 5' , . HT, Z A I 'O , BS . boys of Senior High are lmpressed Wlth the fact that good, lv 'MAYVF HAT' rv w mu D t 315. 6 T 4' gd-9 V vs-5 1 'I' vu x., O l Musa Lous Crcsnam reach to cnc cttucucnt help to those who seek aud In tlwr attcrnoon Mus Clara Tarrant has cnargc Among, thc manx new taccs ot tlwc tacrulty wc tuncl lvlrs Roberta Stoncman Bakcr of thc art department who us replacung lvluss Nuna Sncplwcrd Qtudcnts irc snowung a great clcal ot unter est un tlwcur work and Mm Bakcr lwag proxed TO lac a skulltul and ettucuent unstrcuctor A vcrx attractuvc tuclcl to gurls ua the well Organuzed lftome cconomucs departmcnt lwcaclccl by lvluss lvlaymc l-largus Other teaclwcrs arc lvlrs Eleanor Beck and 'Vluss Paulunc Spuller Aswmunc ncm drutucs thus ycar as boxs co Ordunator us Mr Ralph A l-larruson assusted bx Mr Albert Cardot The co ordun ator ot tlwc gurls us Mum Maruon Bussctt The clramatucj department us under the durectuon of Muss l-lelcn onnson Each xcar thus dcpartment works wuth the mcusuc department to prcscnt an opcretta one Ot the most suc cesstuul of vunuclw was Quvcn thus wcar MAFJON BlSSETT AB N X l-l LEW A IOHNSON AB 3 5 A lt K A Q-JS HS lAl,lll'rJl gvluufu- Auf Ltfv. '- AECK ai Crunur mv wt HA Eru u rnnuff ry , , 5 , , , , 1 I L u 1 Ay ' ' A Ah . su. A ur Q. l. ,gy - if . , L T ll iii.. r 'j V . A . gg-3 I TS rs ' ' fr. J, QQ, R .K M. L' Q, N . lf A ru, Rrusom. A ul rg u. , .M A HHHHNIIHHUNS ?w1m!z1fizf14 far Falco' VIEW OF THE PAST J X N X X zzlx ' 1 fha' 0 , Hi N1 NL N 'XQTER9 xp D1 NQVD Cf' S 5 1,1 1' Q Q Q I f , I X I 5 . ,, LS 'Q 'ff - , 'arwux Ryfwrrvxv, CLWAVHK E5 Rwghifr, Or ww 1 Egvfktrx OVU1 JVM. AN, S V' MAT: I - .J Q ,- Q Band The Senuor Hugh School band hm an outxtandunug recinrd Dunne thus vear the band ha5 played a oronwunent part un our eomnwunutv and school servuees and pleasures Wutlw theur sturrung marches and the flash of theur navy and gold unutornus, our tootlnall plavers were unspured to better plavung, un our eornrnunutx patruotue aetuvutues we have been made more loyal by uts sturrung musuc, our school assem blues have been made more enuoyable by the skulled rendutuon ot beaututul selections. and the aetuvutues earned on un th, Uf have been enluvened by Thus popular group, P Robertson, eonsusts cooperated un the maku school 1 ,. L Sy nwnnsuunu appropruate numbers under the excellent dureetorshup ot lvlr james of about one hundred menwbem who have ng of an outstandung organuzatuon of our gA.x::-,ET :Ar'g L u,u ',,uu., ru.u-,Suu ufjqr, Ka. Arn ua D1'vlVl, XXV- Vx Nuuruw-.af Cru vuu t Ful. fuullu v lvrr. 51 ' Cuurnvu ul Fur' ll.uv E5 l l5uul.u'wlfr fu , l.N.m'l-ev f- ururt Sruxf- N .1ru .u Hang' fxxr lu uv vu F-Xulur' fxuutuuk 'fum n F- lxn .u.1' Drago l2,ulg-V' L 1, Tw -wuuuw C.vt'.Ytu Fu nl Un fl Frfuvv Vwf' 'S Kyla' V l, Tm- 'barn ' uf-a, nm- Fu'-, .r Auf. , AH- u V. u.u--. X l-' uw' Qlyyv' H. ET ,Am Wu. Q ,ub iV,.4R!,ONE luu'-, fn'-flu Fuvv, L guru ' 'uw-, uv. FM, A,,,,4n,,,,,i y- unfr. 2 lum' l,u:u- F ,flu-u f L u , L A4 KAW ' Entire Lmgwfyxx Fiuul l x Hun. 3,gl'1L'ifMylm'y mulm Mm Adm!! u.vm-aw Ent Ffxssoow ful, . ut.. V'l ':u,i ,t OW 'N ,4 1 V X V h FKA u,ufAu. PM Uxix KLM ,tm uw, ,A ,WV .,.1vuu. H.:-,nu I-uvfun, Spuwlnuu EM V XM HN ,CANE QKE 'fair Sziuvl-X l I 4 Y' ' 3 fu Emu, Aure elm-'.f ' l -M u 5 u WM- ' Qtluvvuntx Yah Fart Era, Al TQ Sf'-KOF5HQ'.l Ll lrw' ll sum, guy'-um l2fu.gu u un. 'umm l. ..' 1. oo lu 1-N 1' 'fi' WWW Hdrrv Stuart E' '.u Srfl lu f F' V' r'l l'VXl Qtuuu- efumuu Coremts .Wu tuluu-wuts rsfuuuufu muh. lj ll'rL 'fl' f A ,, ,, ,4 nw 'u t....:cnue osos lu Wuuun l' l ' K lu 'l C'- lf: '.'Qf Kuff'-Luth QQ- F-AL lff,E 'SAXfxlllf'.l F-ASS TQO','EC'.f F fe. LQ' C ffuvff T7 llnrfl lvrru '.'cf -M1 5-A g-V lluunrrl 'V X tx Il N X. S, ff .f ' PASS Ruxw lr Hmthcock Cm-rL14' Cufudfrev Iurn XN'ullx Za'-4' Phuuuuuus lu-ff, Ku-uuuuf ufuuu, Quuuvuu STR NJC, PASS uf.,,uu Knut: Marv Cruuw TYVxlVAl'Jl De ul th, 4,uuf.f1uuu,vu PASS llRl,'xl ur'-l CV F.: gp ,u...u SNJARE DRUM and F'El2ClJSSlON Don Muvrtufuu Davud Xvullutarnk Dal. Eulrvufumfuuw u rr Qntuuuue 'x1FAlS '.'AF2lN1EA .med EEL LS Drurfuth, f, -uufYrn.t't Orchestra One organization ot the music department to which all point with pride is the orchestra. This year, under the capable supervision of Mr, james P, Robertson. this group has presented a number ot outstanding performances including an operetta and several assemblies. The annual music festival, which is presented in the high school auditorium, is also under the direction of the music department, This musical presentation is composed of two days of solos, both instrumental and vocal, which is climaxed by two concerts, Together with their other activities this departa ment also makes appearances at O'Reilly Hospital, lst VlOl.IN Alva Lra Firwri Mar, Pornero, Eula Mac Alfred Lou Ellen Fanning Alice Vvullschlaszer lulia Montgornerv Margaret Michael Carlos Koepke Marian Bishop Adelia Blalock Clarabel Dennis Harold Dunn Ernest Pratt Roger Woodlr' Margaret Nichols Carolyn Conrad Betty loan Eradtirlrl ind VlOLlN Marv Lou Xvhivlock Rrisemarv Pearl Carl Dahlrnan Pattv Harman Don Cummings C,racr' Kreirler Mary lam' Rolxlncttr NVilrna Lu' Davis Nancy Brucr Vivian Tiouvirls loan Dillon VIOLA Vinila Riggs Virginia 'xlilw Iildith Tuck loan Dishmaii Thelma Yatrs larriuvtta XVVlitscvrl BASS loan King Glen Armstrong Ross: Ann Zonpkrr lohn Kemm lovcr Sims MAN Crunwt FLUTE Dorothx VVhiti Cernelia Fingjlav Mar ctta Harg s ENN Vlckrex Forth Hutt CELLO Peggv Lnii Littlt' Freda Zongku OEOE Patricia Pipkin IOL 'Worr Q Elmicr' Prlarlnym Bill O, gg 'N L X CLARINET Kat, Armstrong Rotirrt Srhoolev Marvin Belveal Dorrrthv Oetting FASSOONJ Solv Ouigg FRENCH HORN Bill CulllW lov Vialkvr Ralph Dennis Eillx Trantharn TRUMPET Donald Tindall Bob Xvheeler Rotacrt Clarke Fill Bod.-inske if + l. P ROBERTSON Dorothx Craves Dicl Leirnon TROMBONE Bill Vaughn Bill BeVicr Walliacr- Whzte Edwin DuBois EASE TROMBONE Ralph Durnmitt TUBA Ccorgc Godfrey TYVMPA Nl Dorothx Coodm DERCUSSlONJ David Williams 1 df' Junior - Senior Choir DOROTHY RATHBONE The tunior senior choir ot our high school is one of the outstanding musical groups in Springfield The choir is made up of l2O selected voices the largest Senior High School has ever had They have, under the excellent drrectorshtp ot Miss Dorothy Rathbone. on many occasions given to our school and community the highest standard of musical entertainment Our religious assemblies, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, have been made more beautiful and impressive by their skillful rendition of sacred music The success ot our operetta, Yeomen ot the Guard, was rn a large measure due to the many beautiful voices found in the choir. and on many other occasions the choir has met with outstanding ap' proval ClRLS Ruth Alurdie Fecl-, Arnfrltl Vat Ayers Norma Bell Heltrr bnunrls Lorena' Browne Nlartiynn Erovyrr Barlrara Brook t hrrr' Kathryn Eull 'Jyra Cartrtll larretCarar1a Xwrginta Clement Irenr Coo-trod Anna Lev Cox. 'ylary Let Cru Ftatricra Crrtatws Nladalyn Day Frances Davis Pells-ly Dnatheragr Letha Fern Douglas, Rellgy Eaton Cnrnr-l'a Ftntlla Ruby Fnttle N N Kathryn Ford Betty' Fudge luararta Crltrrrt Velma Gilliam, Maw F Crlrr-orr lean Hays, luanita Holuxtiay Ruth King Elrrrfir rttrman Ann Lusk, loa-r Martin Frankrt Mclean Martha N1cl,ernore Betty ly'lcRr-ynolrls Margaret Michael, Myra Nlolrlry Mary Xlae Vorgan, lacrrueirrre Ntutg Luelda Nettles, lacquelmp Oneth Helen Ogburn Sally Pftttfr Mary Crm Rartrllf pta Roper Phyll-s Royal Rachel Sandford Hazel Sanger Helen Sayytelle Natalia Seholdt Betty Simon Nattnr Srnrtlr Erltrre SDlCl1AYtf Iaanrrn' Swadltn Corinne Strwart Flfrrfncr Stone Nlar on Taylor Georgia VanHorn4 Ioy lyvalker lfranrr kkalrrn Xvanria Vdarrlen. ludrth Webb Vkfancta X.Vh.tiock Betty lo Wtsrr Betty lo Young BOYS fClC'TtT Eranstetter lack Canaday, Robert Clarke, R chard Compton Carl Dahlrnatr Bill 4' Dc-Xkfitt Co. Dickey Ntarytn stes Xkfayne Cregory lack Hale lor Hale Oscar Hrcklrn Rob Roy Hunt Robert lack-nn Bob Kaufman Bill Law on Rolrert LONL' Lyle Nttller Marcellus Reynolds Altred Rogers, Larl Sanders Clay Schmrttou Ben Simmons Ev-.yn Srn-th Nlely rr Srnlttr Charles Tnnnrson Donald Tlndall lack yfanH0olr., Harry Vickery Bill Voyles lefty Nkfehb Earl Xkfrcklitte lark Vyfrllranrf. laclf 'Wright Sophomore Glee Club The sophomore glee cluln, under the durectuon ot lvluss Dorothy Rathbone. us one ot the umportant sec tuons of the hugh school musuc department Thus X group has been outstandung un uts contruhutuons to the actuvutues of Senuor Hugh School throughout the enture school year lt us maunly from thus chorus that the memhers of Hugh School Chour are selected Durung the Chrustmas season, the sophomore glee f ff, t club makes uts appearance wuth the chour un present ung for the Chrustmas Assembly the tamed l-lalleluuah Chorus At the annual musuc lestuyal as well. un whuch all musucal organuzatuons ol the Sprurugtueld school system partucupate. are found representatuves from thus group CHILE lutyr- Aww llnvttufuu l-rlhuuuu liuurluuuu Pass Imrr larry Cort-thx lluusu-.url Lo- Eruuvvv uur.uCl.1w:u'u Emu Dayus luuuur' Dayus b.1rl.ur.u lluutlauuuu- ,Ml .u lluu-us. Mum' EW 'ul Nlwlll Fuul' Huurvuet' Yuri Stuuuvuu' Chula uuuuu '.'.ut 'u Crutl H- Yxonu- 5-'Vl3Zl M-l'l ll-V7 lflxru Kurr L uuu' s Kulluuurn Cal Klum' Bcity lo Long loot' Luuuk Nlartlm M.u'ug.Ju' lmuurt N1.ucF,yru.unf f,l.ur.u Nl NCCU, lSI ly Nlckur. l:u'M I'u R14-rrv' Frmul-ur' I Nlyuurs fxfutn Lu-r Vfurllv Fu.u ru.u r Flmt' N',ur, ifuurnuy tw , DNN 7Dr'lu'.u I Rook Dorolhx 5Vf'l'lN'W Cuxlhrururur' Sl uurt 1 lmuurr' Slow Suurnh Tuutumu Shuruuy Tluouvuuusouu Ugg, Trait Imufe '.Nh'm P.vnruuu.u Yaluw Pm Xvcuorl If A '-'ur Y.uvturfuuu.gh BOYS Clltcuvrl Brruvwur' E l-. lirzuclf lack Euuvv -r loc Lrosswhutu Iaows Estes Lrunrsu Fowluur Duck Fruw1l.usru'u Lwoe Pom man louul Cuutvu-rv Cunurlr' Hnltwr' But Huu,tx'u'wf Vatu' lohnson. jerry Kedrr lohf- Kuyu'-gm E lu Luv Thomas lvoecfm Roper 'duuclrirux lark Nluullvft lohouw Nash Lurrw P.u'uw-r lohf- Pottrr Dooalfl Pack Harm Puvuuwunuu Hcuvmurr' Schultz Altrvo South Eoh Turner lack Walker Msn n Xkkuiner Kiltie Girl 3 +A-- gt up f , Isa, x , . ale 1.. A MILDRED HENDERSON The colorful group of Scotch Iassies that may be seen at the games, in parades, and in other social and school activities is none other than the Senior High School Kiltie Girls. The girls are under the enthus- iastic sponsorship ot Mr. james P Robertson, Miss Mildred Hender- son, and Miss Mary Calloway who have worked faithfully with the group. The tirst semester the girls were ably led by Mrs Ada M, Griffin. ADA M GRIFFIN FIRST ROWf-Luciflrf Euwke Quo. Fifdw, Cr'mr'o'tr' Goss Shirley Afilks, ludith Webb, Laura Itxnt' Murphy Barbara McCu lo Ann Eat, Myra Cmrtmll Anna Lee' CQ: Ecrlyn Sham' Margaret Nichols, Ann Lusk, Pat WicIcr'r, Mary Mai' Morgan SECOND ROXV Ixlnry X, rqina Ktrchngr Mgrilyn Turner Mary Frances Gilmore' Helen Dickens Xirginia Miles Cecile Df'C.1mp, Patsy Stexcns Mm Iv' Braun PM Ilplrt-S, Thtflrvm KlcMu'tri'x Mrs Herrnnn Crittin ,rags , 2,1 ' bhfr THIRD ROW Oadys Sawtellrr Barbara Cordon Nancy Bruer. Helen lnrvusr Dorothy Elvy, W.uvwr1.J Vsfhitlock. Rachel Snnlord, Marian Bishop Nlaxor Ir:-nr Coonrorl Sally Pnttir l.N,'lr'n.1 Ehrvr- AMA Lm' Finn Ioanni' Hollingsworth Iennirt lo Hamnr Pat Vvise, Helen Sawrelle, TWIRLERS ir' Iront' Harrrarn Erookshirr Ertty Ann Vvatson Quill and Scroll S if ill Prim Xkliiiizlull li llii im 't.l.irii-ri. H iwiill llc t'. Lrii l.: 'ii 'full ji Cmnt. tti ltiinvi l'i v Mitral. lu.mi1.1 Vxfiiii Usa Lu Aiilursw-, '.l.i', Ell -'r' St iw Xirriitri, ' 1' - Wifre '. fi l'ir'l,- '-,till i'- i. l'i'xH.1 st Vow 'Maw Lui. Lrwr -t l,1' i lqrk Sfnvlz Cjmmi - LN ' vi r- lmw' S1 uirlii' .xi l iw H vi. r 'Nam If-'s' .1 Lifwil El :tor L 1- Earttam F vii- ll., '.'. ill lil? IN ri, Pm La. It ii-, :ai ' iw lnlv lar QIZHEINEZD rl u i bg: 1: The Quill and Scroll, an International Honorary Society for l-ligh School journalists, vvas organized April lil. l926, bv a group of high school advisors tor the purpose ot encours aging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and allied tields. Each year the Springfield Frank B. l-ledges chapter ot the Quill and Scroll is made up ot students of junior or senior classification Whose scholastic standing must be in the upper one-third of their class. These students must have done superior work in vvriting, editing, or business management in the jour' nalistzc field, and must be a member of one of the publication staffs This year the Quill and Scroll is sponsoring the High Times Magazine, Publications HARRY L SUTTLE The l945 Resume is just another adventure in high school annual publications, The new ideas which have been conceived in the editing of this book have resulted both from a lack of experience with conventional techf nique and a desire to make the l945 Resume a distinctive yearbook. It was designed with the idea in mind to em- phasize the outstanding activities within our high school which makes our great school what it is, Though the theme of the book is Peace, its publication has been greatly handicapped by war, ln creating the Resume we have found real happiness in the reward which comes with the realization that we have created something worthy of filling a place in reminiscences of many of our student and faculty friends The staff hopes that in the years to come as you glance through the pages of this yearbook, happy mem- ories will be recalled. FIRST ROW 'Merrill Tetrick Rachel Morris lack Smith Ann Yoder Betty Ballad Mary Lou Christian loy tvlunsell, Pat Caylor SECOND ROW' -Billie DeWitt, Loren Hodge Wendell leffries, Betty Murray luanita Xvinegardner, Ethel Mae Pritchard, Barbara Fields. Dorothy Cates, jerry Bearden 36 Y Del-in lv' l.l,1v.,1.ii' Fm' ct-, Hciltiir, l,it'giitiiiw f'M1.ivn- .irvna lii'lfi'.ii' Pitt, 1 A i Lltiy.: Paul ' rf Eurk 'Lin Env- Sfuiw Ei f . r L ctw-.1', charles NN uctw S 1 F2 A 1 rm Bcarrter' ?xl.1ri,fric Huvwl' Charlutti Eguiii, Ethel 'Jai Pritchaui Dore-Hi 1 hit t l 1 v x ga J er Co:Jliiii1CQ'l7v,Z Ely.: Lu I-.cow-,or Luv Qarnptci, lamp, Scaiwva' The High Times is the weekly publication of the students of the iournalism class ot Senior High School, Each Thursday the paper appears carrying timely edif torials and interesting accounts ot school activities, places and people of interest, and a small amount ot gossip and humor The tirst paper made its appearance in l893 under the title ot the l-ligh School Lite The High Times. as it is novv, was established in l9l5 as the High Times lvlagazineg but it was changed to the present newspaper form in l92O. The principal purpose ot this publication is to present to the study body the high school activities in the most interesting and informative manner, and to encourage the expression ot student opinion The paper is supported largely by the advertising ot local business concerns The sponsor of the High Times is lvlr, Harry L Suttle. 47 THE CAST OF 'JUNE MAD DRAM TI ,-.ani CS Q.. N 'F fv Sad ami Lonely THE SWOOFQ SISTERS Mllfffy Lark Martm, Naorm Esau, Bgrbara Fullm Y 'QS' 48 Sally Potter Under the eapable dnreetlon of Miss l-lelen A johnson, the dramatles department ot Sensor l-llgh Sehool presented thls year a number ot outstancllng and delnghtfell prodeae tions The larst of these was a stunt nlght, l'Crand Hotel' presented on November 3 The serlpt vvas vvrltten by students, and Contauned everythlng from weeping brldes to vvltehes and sallors. It featured a one nlght perform ance made exp of stunts and sknts FVIVGCIOLIS V3FlLfILS,ll a eolleetuon of sluts presented by the drvmatues classes, was glven on Monday, Aprll l6 of thas year Formerly scheduled to be a Friday I3 presenta tlon the slut was postponed because of the death of Presl dent Franlelln D Roosevelt The all school play, one Mad, was one of the enter talnment hlghllghts of the year The story revolved around the dramatlzatlon of several days IU a gurls lute when she emerged from adolescence The Senlor Class play, Come Ram or Sl'lll'lL,Al IS a clever and hllanoos story vvhueh concerns mostly an average Amer lean tamlly vvlth tvvo ehuldren. In addttuon to theur many other aetlvltles the drammtles department presented a varnety of lnterestung programs at O Renlly General Hospltzl iff- 1 rlflbs f--v' HEL .. IO'l Q O' CAP 1OUFL!XC-E DEPARTMENT -49 THE LAST LOOK lxtthx Flndlex l1 Stexens Lcarral Llppmm PLLEN Bost n wn Otters SCCttTr1xle r . .. ,f . 1 . 1 v- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 'J 1 YL 1 I 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 11 1 1 1 L' l' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , e 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 7 I I - C 1 1' - . T .yn--1' If ,..--J - ' if x 1!! . 1 , A , Cel. ' ' . OL' . A 1 11 Q n 1 X 1 lol on --gig , , 1 Operetta DOROTHY RATHBONE Orchestra and Cast of Yoeman of the Guard Each year the Senior High School Choir and Orches tra present an operetta, This year's presentation, The Yeoman of the Guard, was most successful. The story takes place in the Tower of London in the l6th Century Colonel Fairfax, a prisoner doomed to die, has been put there by scheming relatives. He marries Elsie, companion ofa pester, so his money will not go to his relatives. When the time for execution arrives, Fairfax is miss- ing. lack Point, the iester, broods over his loss of Elsie Wilfred, the iailer, is sad because the citizens blame him for the Colonel's escape. A plot involves wherein Wilfred fires a shot and Point says he saw Fairfax killed Fairfax, while in disguise, woos Elsie and wins her love. lt is a very unhappy situation for her. Phoebe. who loved Fairfax, betrays him to Wilfred. Knowing Wilfred loves her, Phoebe agrees to marry him to keep the secret. A reprieve arrives for Fairfax, and Elsie finds that he and the man she loves are the same person. Point dies of a broken heart. ln scenery, music, lighting and costuming, The Yeoman of the Guard was most pretentious. i'.2 QPR llvljl IELD, NHL ur. ,..f f l 1 H1 in L, 4.1 IQTSQ- V n , Wm . R130 ' Q ' , ,J - I 5 ask- as Y 1 .v . . X ' all 5 ' aiu 9' rs-1 .F Q4 Qu -Q QW .V- 6 4 .nw 1 X2 -, Y' 0 'I I A K X 5 if- A ' 4 l -mf A 'L ts S .3 x ix V465 QX Dm Tn iali Beth 0 Ymmg B Il Lawson Robert Clarkn Margarut M chael lack Canaday Student Government NMLDRED l2lLEN Senate Tralnnng the xouth ot todax to be the cutnzens of a peaceful world tomorrovv us the responsnbllvty which Ines vvlthln our schools Through the student government thts arm ns helng realuzecl There thex are learnung to preserve those fundamental :deals upon vvhuch our government vvas founded to respect the ldeas and opnnuons of others There the governlng hodv us repre sentatlve ot students un all school aftaurs Under the sponsorshlp ol Mnss lvluldred Rnlev, many worth vvhlle actuvatues have been planned and carrled out by the student government The Senate consusts of sux members each from the sopho more, yunuor, and sensor Classes Qne representatuve us sent from each soctal studles class to make up the house of represen tatlves. vvhrch handles the ' popll stands ID the cafeterta and the tratfnc problems nn the halls Fr-' Ne,-. :l .,..,1., Aww, il tv Nm., H,1.v'-ts lvl, Av- L, t VJ' XX t L , .' f t F'.,'n.t lex' -e fr- . ss lx 1, sf lf' Lew. sw . we b Q.. tf. L ., K. . ww .:- sew Tf...l., lor' Kfmfn lcne Euza' in HOUSE Frrsv row WMV vo r.53ht- Marlorrrf Howell Mardwf Power. VQQSN Arm MCCMI, Freda km Zofgkrr Ioarws Lrpscomb, Uar, Lwu Whmork, Hurlrrm McMur?rr'y Cl.1r.xl1:'lDL wn4s. lomwvc Shaffffr, Florrrwcc Hayrw Irmr' Floufh Dorm Coors Sam POHU 'Jvsg RMON. Elf! Lusk, NAKJHCV lacob Sgqowi row 'If-H m ugh? Clax Schmrrtou Norvwam Crevmrus, Lucmm Crrffsth, Lucrllv Buyske Bmw lam Howden Edw-r' Drriios Ir Bum Coopfr B ll Dodpzcfx Maxmn Brwvmrrx Norma LU? Erurwlc, Borwrc McCullough Vurgvma MCCUUOULZH. Ralph Crrmm 1 1 'K i -.1 wc: Hotchkiss, Harry Lvmhckc Na'-C, Bmiard Marv Pr'cv Randy Wul'on, Dow Mrfchcli Mrss Rrlm. Bull Lawson S3 F. F. . Fw fu MK. , QA ' x OHNL K'Qgy l X X 0 Lefxszmmg THE FU DA WNTM P x NX 0 f'91v ' Q Ao 'Vg E54 SX V9 :f D. ,Q LPQQQX Q!! , CULT D 5170 u sv Hs4'+a, w e ,..- Yak: L-id 1 3551354 D ECOPIIATIDI CNLILYUI SUUUPSNIF AGRICULYURIWHCITIZEISHIP 'W 7' SUIVICI MEDIA' QI ppmg' S' DOING T0 EARNI llVI A lllllllll lHHllllll lll Hllllllll The Sprlngtleld Chapter ot the Future Farmers ot Ameruca was organlzed on Aprll 20, l'J-lll vvlth only twenty seven members Since vocatlonal agrlculture started here ln the tall of V239, Mr Kirby haS guided l25 hoys nn prolect progranw and better tarmung methods A large nwalornty of these boys are tn the armed servuces, hut some are novv dolng part tlrne or full ttme tarrnlng Thus year thlrty eught boys are enrolled ln the vocatuonal agruculture classes They are doing an cxfcllent gola un producing more food t th t n nd All Records S ovv lp- that thus has been one ot the hughest produc tlve yearx tor the chapter The purpose of thus organlzatlon ns to develop competent and aaggresslve leadershup. to strengthen the confidence ot the tarm boy ln hlmselt and hls vvork. to create more unter- est un the lntelllgent chouce of tarming occuf patlons. to create and nurture a love of country lute, to Improve the rural home and its sur roundlngs, to promote thrlft and Improve scholarshup and to encourage organuzed recre atlonal actuvltucs among, studcnts of vocatlona' agrlculture 5 c-x f'-x x 'xlcfxt w 1 t Nlcto Fr ok v w PJ Cvdzzys Fzfzzeus , 0 0 f . 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Z, ' K f . l V l .. lo ,N K Build far Peace CYMNASIUM , X x x x ' -5111111 HOLD THAT BALL --- Q ffl 'fl' K ' - o I , , 6 , I S 5 1 ,,- 1' 1 up i Xt. gvx veg' 'S' L. 3 1' . at .alm- ffif'e m, of ' First Row -Loren Hodge. Bill Wainwright, Walter Love, Marvin Estes, Tad Peak, Bob Hubbard Second Row-AMax Gilmore, Leroy Baker, Bill Bevier, Scott Angevine, Cecil Cashner. f' HOWARD BLAIR F0 OTB LL Last September found Senior High School launching out upon another football campaign with prospects that were neither bright nor gloomy, and facing a schedule that rivals any past Senior High School schedule in the number ot hard games to be played. However, under the excellent leadership ot coaches, Howard Blair and Bob Vanatta, the Bulldogs came through the season with a record of five wins and three losses, losing only to letter- son City, Wyandotte, and joplin. The last was lost by a narrow margin of one touchdown which loplin gained in the third quarter of the Thanksgiving game. The honorary captains of the l944 season were Cecil Cashner and Bill DeWitt. Under the leadership ot these two popular athletes our team was led into an enviable place among the athletic activities. 72 x, fi'-T l945 Cagemen Standing -Herb Weston, Gerald jinks, Doyle Freeman, Paul Hughes, Bob Umphries Sitting- -Milton Thompson, Preston Ward, Coach Vanatta, john Fairman, Bill Birkenback, Bill Malone With a pre-season outlook that beamed with a possible and probable championship. the Springfield basketball team finished the race in splendid style Coach Vanatta, the Napoleon of the indoor game, spent every effort in building a team for the glory of our school, ln the thirtyathree games played by our team. we won thirty and lost three. Thus the l944l and '45 basketball team holds an enviable record, To the Captain, john Fairman, the team owes much Credit for the successes. Among the men who made up the flashy team were Ward, Thompson, Birkenback, Malone and joe Surnners, Left to Rightwpaol Hughes, Milton Thompson, Bob Umphries, Bill Woody, Doyle Freeman, Herb Weston, Gerald jinks, Bill Birkcnf back, john Fairman, Bill Malone 'xx O wk u VU, l L x l HMA r vvwlx X mx? 1 r mmm 1 prim, Nw irwgul Qmwx dy I944 45 Basketball Summary :Tr 1 1 A E3 In mug V A In if Op TVWOVW 7 Tl C H P ? H SHS HS SHS SH LI LC w w 1944 U l c F?-3n qw op rn 5 L I4 Svxn 11 QUT MJ LL U N10 Q mm SKXUWIWHV Fog, Rx t Asgvus A. RU, Clrtbuq L5fUWL N L4 girth! 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J . . . 1 ' x A 1 S 1 ,su 5 QW - 4- -: 75 f ' Un , 1 VC' p y l l l c t l l ll l-.1 'e..lr, llnl wt lar t 1.1, IW'-tv lnmywf Van lv.-rnt 5 qt yy p H 5 ,,,, ptr- Ear .x 'ms Q .fr tau Et srl-wtracw Fwy EB LL 94 The l9-15 baseball season found Coach Bob Vanatta wlth a star for each and every posituon on the team, There were hard hitters, fast fielders. good strong pltchers, fleet runners and quick thinkers, The only thang that held these Hstarsm to a season of yust sux wins was the fact that there were no other teams to play Prospects for next years team look very prom lsung as a number of the good players will be seen again on the baseball line up, Pitchers for the l9-45 baseball squad were Smuth, Wucks and Sweaney. 77 WL DO, Under the able sponsorshrp of Mnss Elnzabefh Cadle the Pep Squad thas year has surmoemted the Tremendous task of makmg, a school pep eorm seuous Durmg the varnous pep assemblnes and at games the members of the Pep Squad cast aslde fheur prnde To brmg forth school spmt and louder yells from the aftermdmg students The school spmt of Sprmgfneld Sensor Hugh reached a new level m l944 and 45 un a large measure due tothe pep and enthusuasm of the umque and dasfmctnve work of the Pep Squad VH O R 5 H' b if IH f III I . Q . ' .JA iff, L. I U 65 I -.i ,Mfg . ,V I , ?' ,fiisff HIGH amrexmmp I944 Football Summary -1 f ' M -L .- Physical Education Classes glllfd far Penne EMILY C ARMSTRONG r rm E Lcato 'KM11 S49 SNAP SHOTS Chrmtvwhlw Awuvwwlvh N71 jtmly hm .1.mg'NTur .md gr.xv1AlUwm1 Imwrvm Sm'Unmrw Am' IJKI1. ppxiin .fwsgvhx xxwrk U 5 Qiufw Cmxch Rwfwrt V.m.1tm Vmu M thc Vxfust Canums f Hn' xx 1 in rl: H Rwurui f.lf7M'L1LNLL1NS1'FIW Aff uirvwpulsmm mxlumvv Irmrmwg 'ox . -0 . '4 . .,' 1 - 16 4 LLL -qi '-- IN MEMCRIAM IN MEMORY GF OUR FRIENDS Harold Laslter CTU Margie Lou Galley 'VF Nr,xn'mfm'r 4 1 ,gk O Jmcr 194-1 Apr1l27 V929 january I-lv 19-lf! 3 . r x, X XN SEPNXCE - 'fs SONNET Zz X J J K N Y' ' rf, ' H W. I - f I x XXX 'kay 7, -J X4 .N Vx N S.. X V :,. . .MV ,, AU, ,, ,V , 'A' f I, ' f ' - 1 ' .' , -1' M L , , T- ' f . m ' r. X r , ' ' r y., , , , ,X , A ,X V ,, , L , . , ' ff Y' f ' 'k!'. N' TVN- !,, . yv .I if 'Q' x 7' fin 1 2 if M' Congratulations If ffazmywm fagdkgw wefwdg W! W7?4f7P?ifiif5 vw MM Jwwvy if-A if gg 5231 Mya f if 75 Q waw ,HWS fffQ ZQMMQ Zifff 54 Mft WWE gfw W ff Kun? I I9 S5732 5 ffm ff! Am 61 mmm ,K X 7 W. Q .Qccf J ff' mvff: . Z 4 xx ' ffm , 'X7 L ff f,'t5'J'!' ffl f AQ' X . f . 1 I , ! ' 4 ' 1 X i X I A : ' 5 E442 - X' lg, I fl. O 141191 1, V ,oh 11 , - X14 'r L ,,, . X ? f , ' X 11 63,1 ff ' 1 q 0' 6 ' icy' ' V I f vb . x6 Y ii! f -'74, V QA! fp x Congratulations likf I 'igyibiffgif CMG had ! ,7 a ,ef 172443 zu XZZZMAWM' dgvgiwf,-Z9 Qgjgffgi, WW f 7 43163 1 .4 r' 1 A .I ons. I Qif' 4, ' I DO 2 7 .45 , ,. , I X .P . c mic f , , . A , . . X , X V Acknowledgments Staff an xx ,AM xl jf Munbyr ' . 1 f ' V 1 X w W mfg. .U ' N HQ f f, xyrlu RN Nw. -- - 5, U' ' J'LlL'J,L,! 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