Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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He personifies the spirit of democratic living which is the key note of the educational philosophy of the Springfield school system, Leading universities and educational organizations of the United States have recognized Mr. Study as one of the outstanding school men of our country. We are proud of him, but most of all we love him because he has retained those great qualities of simplicity, tolerance, enthusiasm, and interest in people along with his knowledge, execu- tive ability, and his leadership. Senior High School owes much appreciation and practice of its democratic living to Mr. Study. Page 'I'u'1'l1 r' .4 'lc . .M I it :ln ' 'af - ','Q I . s I 'zo ' ' C m Q wad, YQILV, Q, . f S1 ,Q av, ' V Xxj., 7' A cf, ,,-, , ff A N M , ,wiyqm Avg? V -. 1 f Q 5? mt - W ., ..-. .. ' ' if ' 'f - .saff 'Q Q- Hr? A 4? Aly 1'f '.,Y,4'Sf , '. b - .fy1v'?4jg5:s 5, . if ty 'AA H, ig , J Q .. ' Q. .. .AQ '-2'.hf7?4rb1,,' Qkxni, Qi: w M , . 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He wants the best of modern educational practices tor Senior l-ligh, l-le is constantly on the alert to analyze educational progress and to use all available techniques to evaluate our program, As is true ot most native Ozarkians, Dr. Manley has great appreciation tor this part ot the country, We are happy that he returned to lead the activities ot the high school from which he graduated. Palqz' I'.fllH'ff'l'?l Mr, Kesterson, associate principal, re- turned to Senior High School this year. We had 'loaned' him to jarrett, and the faculty and students were happy to welcome him back. He works with great ease and poise and is always eager to co-operate and do more than his share. His untailing good humor, combined with his sound good judgment and quiet firmness, make him a fine leader. HOMER KESTERSON Associate Principal Education is much more than knowing facts, possessing skills, having understandings and appreciations, and being able to think, lt includes the power to bring all of these val- uable assets together in their proper relationships and to utilize them effectively in meet- ing the situations which arise in life -Dr. C. B. Manley. Dr, and Mrs, Manley and children, Mariorie and Charles, enioy Let it snow says Dr Nflanlcy who a quiet evening at home doesn't mind work Page' 1'llffz'r'll Olll' L76lllCClfl0l'l arf' an-rf GUY A COWDEN L D ROSENBAUER A lEFFR P ns cnt Vcc Prcsdcnt Vcc Prcsldent PAUL H IEZZARD CARL 1oHNSON WRGIL ANDERSON Few people lncludang students reallzc thc amount and Importance ot the work done by our School Board They arc men v ho zglvc gcnerously ot thcnr own tlme to serve the ccmmunuty wuthout thought of any pay other than that of a beltcr school system Among the dutles of the Board are the selectuon ot a supcruntcndent of schools the hnrnng of qualnfned teachers, and tl'e furtherung of the advancement ot our A R. STEWART W H IP EN Secretary Superuntendent of School system f3wld'f1SS The otftcers and members of the School Board are: Guy A, Cowden, Presidentg l. A lettrles, Vnce Presidentg l.. D. Rosenbauer, Viiefpresident, Vnrgil Anderson, Paul H. lezzard Carl johnson, and A R Stewart, Secretary. l't1Wqf'S1xlwf1 MCU .!46lI'l'llI'llZ5ll'Cl!0I':f 5.' 231' fa pi LA mia LEE MAIN S CALHOUN yn ot Lan at 01 'Q' QM , CEPHTNE K MAROLARDT Lgsr f sstwnt Vtgwstrwr pl XWX D RAYFTELD ni-Q .. Q -4s.x 'Q'-5. C nfN VVIAT Y PLJCH LA VERNE PA TEFQSON CH! B ws Sxcratzrx The worlf of students and teachers as coordunated by the efforts ot our capable admnnns tratove department The most Important duty of the deans Mass Mary Calhoun and Mr Lamar Lee us to coun se gurs and boys Ably as snstung them are Mrs Mary Pugh and Mrs Mary Moffett Hdpsng students choose the right schedules us the regns 'rar rs eohune ar ouardt She IS a ststed by Mrs Vnrgrnua Raytnetd and Mass La Verne Patterson Miss Mary E Schuerer ns Mr Kesterson s dtzeuent secretary Two newcomers to Sensor Hugh thus year are Mrs Ruth Potter Dr Manley s secretary and Mrs Ruth Swanson hugh Choo! s tnnanctal secretary MARY E SCHUERETX gCrLY1m l'1t S zu Q. I I I I . 2? , s x N' D X V '- , I, 4 ' - u tu , uf 1 I - , 1 , 1 ly I Du. Blvs D' V4 Ctr s t J 3 md u w u 3 A , n :T , . , M los 1 M 7 , 4, s. , 3 , ci T 'f an , , :ij . t 54 3 , . ,,,.--Evra: X V I ,gp 5 - n ' Qu- r , , - 1 A.- P 1 w ' r 1 u 1 h 'f A W s , - , 1 is 1 f, H fu 1 TG- T R T was r C Q 3 I H fu far 'Xsx . x 'u' . T ' I A' b 0 fs af ' , .,s.gy I' I NJ L' , L 9- . R P ll 5 . . P. N . - , T- x , 1 . T 4 1 T N f ' ' SL' 'ATV wt Drnn rut an 1 1. Sr r, tg' .t 'lfr'A'Il 'ig il 'f -5 Q I0 'C' 'X X D Qi EVALYN IOHNS-ON HAZEL, ECCFMAN I 1 llofrlr r Il bgcwusy Hu two fmlds lwrwudup wrts aofnl studms haw, so mu I1 rm Common Emwlwh md soma? sfudms am Closgly mturr nur :rw Sgmor Hrrvh School Vxfntrn tim Cgpfloo of Twdfflw gmdr. ULCTNL Emjrsh Courxs dgbih. rLaTlxL xxrltmg Hu5mL55 mg :sw Ouroi :sm inc Jramwr cs ill courms :rw trmsg Two fmlds am corwsudund part of tho ggmral Lducatson program In tru orm hour Classgs of sophomorg and rumor Englmh Lmphasss and Tumu arg Lquully davrdgd bdwnurw tha Study of functional languagg md lnfarafurg Thu coursL duglopv tm krwowlrodgg and Hlllllfy of tim studrrwf rm spgllmgb In vocabua y ID tim usp of tm drctuonary and frm Inbram In ouflmnmg m oral and vwrrffgn Lxprgs won Study an Hmm Coursus wlso IU mugs W5 uoprgcma from of v1ruou5 typgs of Irfuaturg M155 NLIML Hofu IS Chmrmarw of HM Erwglmh df. oarfmgrwf Oilmr Instructors um Mugs Anna B Lffu Al DIFJE MNLLFR !,'f!f Lf' . XXW4 f ,f,'fAfV1'0 A ff as I tt '.S-Laine K! . Q.. , Al DREY LlCHLYTFl MABEL DAVIS son Mfss Edsth lvloore lVlr Wnlbur Rowlette Mass Helen A Walker Mrs Vurglnla Woodrung and Mass Helen A johnson Sophomores and yunuors may choose between straught Englrsh and hlstory or language arts socual studies The tsrst two years of thus course consust of classes whrch meet two hours each day Sophomore classes combune nn theur work world hustory and sopho more Englush They read much world Iuterature and gave attentuon to the development ot the slellls ot wrutten and oral expressron Emphasus as placed on a study ot the problems common to all peoples Chronologvcal hnstory I5 stressed when necessary unror classes combune nn therr work lunuor Englusn and Unnted States hustory em phasnzvng the same areas that the sophomore classes do The thsrd year a one hour class In cxvrcs as requured for sensors ln thus course a selectuon ot current personal FN-lg A- DOROTHY CALL WILBL R ROXVLETTE ARENA LLOYD P' x ETHEL LANCSTON VVlAY PATTERSON lily' .X'1rlt'lt't'1 it-47' Q L4'X 13-Gs 'Nw in 15-15' fl T' ILE 'DVA E YF N i ix 'Vx ir' lk Q- N H HES soctal ind eeonomxc probtems me studied Mtss Evwlxn ohnson IS heiciot thL depwrtmt nt Other Instructors are Mvss Dorothy Q Cu!! Mnss HelrnCaII1 way Mass Roth eunntnehwm Mess Mihd L Dwns Mass Hazel Eggeman Mass Ethel Langston Mrs Audrey Luchlyter Mrs Arena W Lloxd Mrs Aldtne P Mtllu Mrss Mm Patterson Mr WnItuL1r Rowlette Mass nrah Town end Mrs Suzanne Hughes Miss Annu Otiruen and Mrs Fern Summons Elenorw Boxd Mrs Cenevteve C DU ind Mr Dwld O Sherman Miss Lucvtle Dugan Iett it mud yew to teach apan and w s re aced up Mrs y Mrs er Masters enterc d at mad xear to teach sophomore lungown arts socnal stodtes Both Arnerufan L vvortd hustorv tra Ottered 'QA ? Q- 'Y' 1 We CENEVVLVE VVXY CM ,- h' r 1 X X t , X I 1 'QL Tt' CLNN NC, f M SLZA JNL tilt Kx1tti'htfX HFIITE It ,OH fit, L . -ex ,- L f 6 . . X ' j Q , s L ' L Q ' A ' f ' 7 , I l tr M S1 i 7 S 5 ' L I V A ,Z H f L Three teachers are engaged un teachtng cuvurs Mtss nh. f , ' K 4 t s A C s K tk w -. 'g L tn j fa ,pl - t f Da L F1 d 9 1 , , 3 ,K Q , Q X cn, ITRMLI C SH5F'.1fAN ' e ant ' 1 3 . ' ' at 4 -' V t ,s 4 . 3 . 1 Q ' 1 Q v at K v, , , 7 hs' - ,Q it V A Q Q 4.I ' I A nf , 'W x I A ff V. , i '59, 2 1 rs , . 'Q . iQ J ,,, ttlt Ut. '1 l'.1w lvzrtuft 'bf 7... L A O Q LOW CRESHA4 SLnnor Hsgn M155 Loss E Crgsnam Mr Roy B Robert s n ind Mr Harr, L Cuttlf, Mach thc Courscts Sottk IS mud of thus dgpartmcnt Opportonntnts of .grgat valun arg otfugd by our torugn ianguagf, dcpartmcnt Suncg thg vxgltarc ot thc Lntum world s dgpgndgnt upon a bgttor ondgrstandrng and soluhon of untunatronal problgms wg rLaIuzL that a knowlcdzfc ot ong or mom torcugn anguagcs II bc protntabm Sgnnor Hugh ottus thru torugn languages Latin Frfonch 1ndSpanlsn as N Iltg Hotcr Mt 5 Flomnm P If gr ku Mlldrcd knky and Mrs oscpnunf. Brown tgacn tngsg coorws Mvss M addLn ss nmd of tng dgpartnncnt Sunuor Hugh ottnrs a vw1dL varugty ot nnatngmatucs courses xnuch rangg from practucwi consumer matn to tLChnlC11STL1d S Stgrnwtlc habits Of thunknng a d FLORHNCE PAHNTER NELL MADDEN HAP? Y SL TTLE YZF Q56 P..- MILDRED RNL Ilxt 71411 H 3- O x V fy fX'Jl EMU. J N -' J ' 1 j , ' , o , I 'f J ' ' ' Mr 1 it I I V V b X x I 7 3 13 7 - , , -U ,, , , E' , , , 5 1 , W, H 1-'I 'Xi 7 X 15 V 5 JL . x . L M: Q H 2 5 'J auth 155 - L j , Q C I , , , , , , K, , 5 A u L , W w xif H C ' the advanced math rcqourcd for college entrance and ROY ROBERTSON H . , yu y 1 C .Y y n 1 +5 ?A , ' 2 : ' an . 1 ' Vit , ht ss., : 5 ji X W iff- r R x 5, s . ' - -a . 'hi ' ur. ' 5 , w 1 t EY 'ry' A 'JM QQ. i jar' OSEPHWNE BROXVQ MAVCUEVITE BINCHAM QI ALE FQ iw actung, arg dunlopgd trom traunung un thus suuhunct Muss Margugrutu bunuohzm Mrs osqphung Brown MISS C-racg M Folu and Muss Emma M Cubson arg thL unstructors ot thu.sL Coursgs Muss Cubson us hwd of thus dgpartmgnt Included un thg scugntutuc coorsgs otfgrnd un thg Curruculuum of Sgnuor Hugh arg physucs physuology guncruluzgd Coursgs un buologucal and ohysucal scugncgs The scugncc tgachus arf, Muss H1 LI Sgddon Muss EI abcth F Cadlg Mr umgs Raymond Clousn Muss unufrgd M Turngr M A Bmw r Mr L L Copscy Mr farl C Whutg and Mrs Dorothy o Barker Muss Seddon us hnad ot thg dgpartmcnt Sgnuor Hugh School has a vvgll stockgd Iubr V ,N E DAV1 O Under thc hglptul supuvusuon of Mrs L E Mgador thL lubraruan studgnts im ahlg to fund nQQdLd matgruals 28 if 17-v ! 'Y' H'xZEL SEDDON ELIZABETH CABLE XVINIFREDTLJRNEH . .- , , u ..,. . N - .P - u 1 f ' U A - u . T xu x N J -,Q K l ' u . , K , C , . w K, c Q I , . V , H' , , L 7 ! 7 ' ig W , u 4 k,, w w H an m -u ' 1 Q R L 3 I 7, V l , '- current scucncc, chcmustry, buology, acronautucs, and - F X 1 C 3 1 I fr' L t 1 1 v C A3 7 H 7 CZ! H l .' uz X Il 1 2 W - u , r C u Q , s B -II u 1 . ' ' ar, b S N Y , , , i u l 1 C i 3 HH 3 L 1 'L 4 4 . I ' I , ' 'uf L L 4 v t - L X Q .il n . u Yblqajxlrzuwuflu-fluff l RAYMOND LOLJSE BELLE COPSEY Miss Clara Tarrant and Mis Lois E Cresham super vise the study halls Under the industrial education program many stu dents are prepared tor futesre work ln addition to on the ,ob training and general knowledge ter practical uses protects are carried out by the student that require real skill and knowledge of the subiect The courses nies and diversified occupations Mr A R Cade Mr ChesterE Erickson Mr Albert 'irdot Mr H L lVlCSwaun lvlr C H Cheim Mr Clifton Rook Mr Bert Stainbrook lvl ohn L Kirby Mrs Marion B Hoblit Mr R A Harrison Miss Anna O Brien and lVlr Herbert Stratton are the instructors in these various sublects Mr Cardot is head of the de partment Today there is an ever increasing demand for people. guy- nr 10' -if Wl LIS IONES Q I1 tis -' CLAIR BREWER CARL WHITE CLARA TARRANT LEESON MEADOR I1 In HM r X I Q lt I l W5 , ., Li' gk offered are: electricity, radio, agriculture, auto meehaa C. , . A ' , V .H . l . , ' , r I . 'tgi' E' i' -ffv wK4'f . 4 l - an 1 'v 4zA nv' l 'xlXNl'l0N HObLlT VALPH A H,fXl l lSON ALBERT CARDOT P- ' cHEsTEu2 Emucucsorsu who are lble to do secretarual and stenographuc work. Because of thus demand more and more subuects have been added to the commercual department untul now ut uncludes the tollowung seven subuects bookkeepung busuness aruthmetuc typewrutung shorthand general busuness practuce workshop and stenotypung Senuor Hugh has an outstandung commercual department from whuch one may obtaun a basuc knowledge for college work or enough oractucal knowledge and skull to prepare one for work ummeduately after graduatuon lvlr O O Lahman us the departmental head wuth the followung teachers comprusung the staff Mr N E Dawson Mrs Ada B Cruffun Muss Ella C-rubaugh Muss Maysel Cruder Muss Certrude Lundsey and Muss Helen lVlcNeely For the gurls who are unterested un homemakung there us the home economucs program There are classes un handucratts food and clothung more advanced study ..as6- BERT STAINBROOK C H OHEIM CUFTON ROOK ' u I Al Q-A.. agnn... 'iQ 1' A re c DE PAUL ONEILL IOHN KIRBY of food dealing wnth nutrltlon dlet and serving A more advanced study of clothlng us also offered Crrls who plan to make nursing theur career are offered a course called nutntuon for nurses Home plannung a course an chuld care and famlly relatuons offers practncal experlence for future homemakers Home decoratnon buyung of equnpment and furnushungs and home manage ment are Included an thus class electron and preparatuon of food and other family pro blems IS provided for the boys lnstructung the varuous classes are lvluss Mayme E Hargus Mass Paulune Spnller Mrs Eleanor Beck and Mass Yolande Bennett Mrss Hargus IS head of the de parhnent Our musuc department IS one of the most outstand mg nn thc statc Well known for theur abuluty the band O O LAHMAN In ccrarnuos unosev ADA cmrmm HELEN MCNEELY Irgt fs YA I E , ,Q l K A . A one semester course in the care of clothing, the S b I , ' Q X .N ' 'tj' 7i1lt'VlfX-fl! 405: fo 1 fNQF' WOH NOLAN DE EJLNWETT Qs. finok 'Fr' if NZQ ELEANOR BECK 1 PA S1 V fi? wi' d I WAYNE HAPQIS LN HILL F and crchcstra tmdcr thc cwpahlc hwtoh of Mr 3fT'1t,S P kc hcrtgoh makc a valtnhlc cohtrnhut oh to thc school Thc mcmbcrs of thc hand orchcstra chour and gurls glcc cfub mcludc partrcnpatuoh an thc tollowmg actnvztncs asscmblucs stunt huqhts opcrcttz and spccnal cohccrts Thc sophomorc chonrQ advahccd chosr sopohomorc gnrls glcc club and advanccd glcc club arc under thc lc wdcrshup ot Mugs Dorothy Rathbone. Snhcc hcalth and vvcll bcmg irc hcccssary factors nh 1 pcrsohs Inf phxsvcal cducatson md athlctucs are CSQLVWUE, Two crcdrts IH physucal cducatuon arc rc quurcd for graduatnoh Physncat cducatuoh and wthlctucs pcrtorm a doublc dutx promotc good sportsmunshup and build dcSurab'C hcwlth hahuts Bow physucal cducators arc Mr H O Hartley Mr A C Brcvwcr Mr Roy B Robcrtsoh M ohh 'af ky! 'WC' Q DORO HY RATHBONE IAMES P ROBERTSON 'Rf S 3 1 4 I 1 . r. I-' N1 N I1 1 pftl f tg cg E X A Cx w h 1 ' 1 , 11 w 'X x 3 U 1 ' ' , C 1 3 1 7 5 ' ' v I 7 3 H Q 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 A . c. - 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 ha 1 1 - , 1 . 1 1 1 1 C 1 1 U 11- C 1 C, f 1 1 A C -, 1 1 1 1 1 1 X C Fi x 1 1 1 1 1 C . - X U If , A C '17 ' . - X I 1 'J c 1 1 1 1 1, . ' ' N H . . r I '7 . . 12 A 1 if :kr A 4559423 'iii 1 Sgwi , F' 5452553 3 QU-1 1:45 fi 2'?'f'f'3zfQ J :Z . 1, . , A 1, , 5 4 4 1 - . i T I ' 'lz1t'1l1-wx 0 ,9 als- ' 1? iv' HELEN IOHNSON H o HARTLEY IOHN Grayson and Mr Carl C White Miss Emnly C Armstrong and Miss Violet Conard are girls physical education and health instructors Mrs Annettc lack does office work for this department The art classes are under the supervision of Mrs Roberta Baker Art l and ll is a course requiring no drawing and composition Art Ill and IV gives expern ence in clay modeling mold making sculpturing and terra cotta Ceramics is one of the most popular of the art courses Those planning to make art their lates work find vocational art a three hour course including poster making lettering designing and illustrating a great help CRAYSON i ng! EMILY ARMSTRONG VIOLET CONARD ANNETTE IACK ,l 17N '-.Q ' l LN , K, 'tx I previous art training and includes work in design, figure -. Ai ,1' Pdf' TI z' If -i:'1Q'1l rganiza fiom! Dream, Dream, Dream! Bette Nelle Blackwell, typical Senior girl, relaxes from busy school days, 'F ,S2llrl'Ae I0 fg e Zinn ..,-R! Recognized as one of the finest in the Middle West, the band is always ready when called upon to perform One of its most important ,obs is to play at the football and basket ball games and other important school events. This year the band started off with a trip to Columbia. Missouri, to play during the half of the lVlUfKansas state football game along with twenty other bands from all over Missouri. A new idea was inaugurated when the SHS band exchanged concerts with the loplin High School band Our band was host to joplin members overnight after their concert IAVES p ROBERTSON here and in turn our organization was entertained by them. Plans for purchasing new uniforms were begun this year through the efforts ofa music parents' club organized by Mr james P. Robertson, band director, lt was estimated that replacement of the uniforms would cost about SSDOO, which is a goal for the band to work towards Snappy new uniforms seem to lift musical spirit at Senior High and even make the band sound better, too, With lvlr Robertson at the conductors stand, the band has presented itself as masters of the concert field as can be seen by their record in music contests, Climaxing the year's work is the Music Festival and the annual state contest at Columbia, Missouri, in which the band has ranked as one of the highest in the state for almost thirty years Following this contest, soloists and groups go to the regional national contest, Our entire music department has established a reputation for thoroughness of preparaa tion and a willingness to do their share in all school activities L f-f .FT. OL, Ty.. F' 1 iv. .. .K ,f,.v.1v .f.v,..i f ...T Tm .V.HXf.' Nr Vvui H4-ml,r.w fc NT,1v,ru U lm' L.. L 'uw ku-- '.T.1f. Cm.-1yrw Pmnh ','.1v ..'. NN M. 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V... 2' - Rmb , Lui. Luk :N f.',r..n E- M. If.. 1' M ., Fl.f',Q4 :,,, , ,Him i '.'.xrvr Q' af. ,. f K TONE EF-WTO E- T1 r, .41 ff 5154+ HL ' ...NM IQ 'J x ' .fn . Q . 1 v . ldv rv rv . Tu E-...:.-.. L '.' .V NJ'-4 1VxY HL R' fwvvm' k T l . L mm, Cl H C!! 'ft '.E, ,.'. . L- g . .'. , .,,- L,..,, ,. ,,Py ,f. ...uv K. E .' Kn L' .m vv.,1 Alrf'-.rvhy I .w M.r ..w T 1 pw 5' T Q.. v ,aff I J- ZX L..- EASE v v. .N K. .Y bvvvv ,': 7'.. '.3' . ,.... 'Tir '10 T 'M NMC. 'fifx 5..Q'w.x' Lv- Tl. x DDC lf. i- E'.. uf.r ST5 HQ 5:1555 ','.3r. fvr- T' 'NLP-'. ANC PEFQLSS CX Luk.: .1 Em' : Luck. NTQK.-wzw T. ' f .3r'a13z ' l,v1'v Sivufwlg' Q :hunt Hu? Lf, TRN QL EWS Cm CV .wmv . H K, F..-w E... Q .1'-. I 4, ,im r l'.1NQ. Alfmlx -H nc! jkeg Wage udic The orchestra has always played an important part in school lite lts activities include participation in holiday assemblies, concerts, the annual production of the operetta, and community banquets and meetings. Important performances on the agenda for the orchestra this year were the Thanks giving, Christmas, and Easter assembly programs. regular assemblies, concerts for the junior high schools. special music at programs and dramatic productions. a concert for St Louis County band and orchestra members, and the Public Music Festival One of the highlights of the orchestras work was the trip to St Louis to give a con cert at one of the high schools there. While in St Louis, the members attended a concert by the St. Louis Symphony and were shown backstage afterwards to meet the conductor and several players in the symphony. Several students in the orchestra are members of the Springfield Civic Symphony This splendid organization has done much to add to their appreciation of great music, An outstanding event of the school year was the Public Schools Music Festival, April l4-l5fl6, ln addition to individual instrumental solos, duets, trios, quartets. the orchesa tra gave part of a program for all the music organizations at the S. M S fieldhouse This festival is usually considered a testing place for participants who are to enter the state con- test at Columbia, Missouri. The contest which is held early in May is considered the climax of the musical year. Soloists or groups who receive a one rating of excellence here are eligible for the Regional-National Contest. A group usually represents Springfield at these contests. A project of the whole music department was the sponsorship of a concert by the Wichita University Symphony. Profits of this concert and donations from parents helped to pay for costs of the St, Louis trip. The school has a right to be proud of its orchestra for this group has made a valuable contribution to the spirit of music at Senior High Janice Lowe RST 'NOLVJ R.nr'rw,'vr1 R cs' Ex..-rw Nn rqhtmrs Hug 1' Frwk Ba-My Zwcgqultycrvw A-iam Thmvwp-mv Ummm Daw Cm .J kvbwaf lvrry Cnmglnx Uv--11.1 Owuw Tr 'vw SHUCL1 lcrhfw Cn Q, PM Fawutf Cwfrglg MVAC Pawjgy Cawo' Cmrrrgs' STLNJH Harold Marbm Eartfara Kfme fi,xr!:JrA Wwvwfr1'lc1 Pm Bmw I.mvx , juswr Ir, Aww Hrrmwr Dnvsd PL:- Rfznila' Hwwiv N.1TP'mr- fnkw F2wt,c'r1.1 Vvfurk wg Fmt: Algao Fmrww Fm' Eutfy KPHPH FM, Eirwckvwr Aims- Pnimrr Tvll Ldhrrmk VICLA PM Chrr- mmv Ruchnrd Crvgory Vary Alrcc Adams In-mmm' Owww Umor: Nunn Darlvrw Fcrgvrxrw Path Nrxon QPQUQI' ECONO XHOLIN Vvnrrcr May Donna Cordon Bud CIrdEwCIl lohn Campbell Iww Quvcrw Oneta McNabb Eugf-mf Brown N1..vx N1.1rYm Nancy W1 ,9mQx vr MJrccM.1 Bcvwtovr CELLO Eirzabcth Thomrnom Bcffty Lmdhovw Mnrhvm Vol-kay Harms!! WL's1Iarwd Io Ann Corner flvnrvnr Kvrvv fire, 0. K.x'hw.m' Arm, ci My nf Sm cf EASE Mary ATI1 rwuO Barbara Tmmso Margaret Page NN' hc rm ml Cr, jack L pscomb Nrr: Lachnmmri Fx.:,rm.1 Cook ln, Afr' SL raigu FLUTE icmsm Echcng H gbw' Q, PAYMCL' Pomerow Xkharwda Edmon VICCOLO lmsc Bvlwgl OEOE Vv4N1JVY7 ATWAH lack EWS ENGLISH HORN lack Elm CLAQHNIET Inmus Fmdmy lame: Wiwtson dtof Maryorwc Dwckcrws Davwd Ninlrwr Robert Pearce BASS CLARNNET Tsfd Bufkncr 5 Ez!-SSCON Ecrf. '.o'm,r, Romrr Einar FRENCH HORN Frafx Kress 'Javha Vrrviof' Char Us Dumrvv Eott Curry Char vs Haw: TRUMPET 5 rf mm. Rvx Pvrkmx Varrcs Crcrves lacx Axers Comm-ri Far 1 TROMEONE Renard 'Woods Dofald 'JAr'r1 BASS TROMBONE TUBA jrm Vvdson TYMPXXNN AND PERCUSS O 4 DONE d Eurrvs lack MCKUHZW I mmm Svruhh' HARP XV3'fer 'Way Domun Cordon 1 ear merica inging When the junior-Senior Choir of SHS sings, one can truly say, l Hear America Singing. The choir, composed of selected members of the junior and senior classes, meets every day to practice under the capable leadership of Miss Dorothy Rathbone. The members of the choir are always willing to help in the various programs at Senior. Among these are stunt nights, talent assemblies, special assemblies, and the operetta. Combined with the orchestra and glee club, the choir presented the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. The sheer beauty of the music, and the dignity and simplicity with which the selections were presented made these occasions ones to be re- membered. The interpretation of Handel's Hallelujah Chorus thrilled all who heard it. unior enior oir Front Row lLett to Rightl -Pat Gardner, Sharon Shanks, Betty Blake, lo Ann Ooley, Martha Watson, Phyllis Ragle, Evange- line Halbrook, Louise Ball, Hope Frink, Harriett Westland, Betty Weeks, Nancy Andrews, Pat Turner, Nancy Sperry, Phyllis larboe, Shirley Stiles, Norma Wallen, Mary Wr-ght, Eleanor Gibbard, Doris Shoemaker, Barbara Phenix, Wanda Baker, lean Routh, Marie Smith Second Row lLeft to Right'-Betty Miller, Bette Nelle Blackwell, Mary lane Tharp, Eula Mae Samuel, lean lung, Dixie Beth Kern, Eddie Smith, Don Kerr, Sam Massey, Orville Bills, Wells Hutt, Basil Conkright, Lester Eagleburger, Arthur Kiser, Ray- mond Rice, jerry Douglas, David Maupin, lim Struble, lack Lipscomb, Cassie McClellan, loan Baker, Barbara Toalson, Patty Smith, Sue Marrs Third Row lLeft to Rightl' -Bobbie Anne Gilmore, Rena Nc-ll Hicks, loan Morelock, Carolyn McCormick, Ida Griffin, Nancy Fenton, Don Pottenger, Lee Bower, Charles Sullivan, Bill Craig, Albert Patterson, lohn Baker, Dave Edwards, Ed Hunting, Charles Richards, Marshall York, Carl Manes, Bob Iohnson, Richard Draper, Donna Langley, Geraldine Bartley, Mildred Matthews, Katheryn Viles Fourth Row lLuft to Rightl--'Betty Murray, Lloyda Boyd, Patricia Kinnaird, june Marrs, Sue Whatley, Barbara Drown, Peggy Hogan, Albert Trantham, Ralph Mosely, Don Wommack, George O'NeaI, Bob Tucker, Bill Brock, Wilbur Lauer, Torn Hartley, Ted Manley, Max Martin, Bill Estes, Thomas Owens, Tom Love, Lawrence Mingus, Susie Steele, Gwyn johnson, Susie Burns, Barbara Welhoelter, lean Warner . . . wade 7We!o0!iou5 01195 i f l l i u I1 i or en f or Ac' Front row -Lett to Right' --Nadyne Forgey, Betty Elvy, Patty Murphy, Ann Buckmaster, Winnifred Berglund, La Una Mor- ris, Nancy Dunaway, Dorothy Baker, Molly Ann Thomas, june Queen, Wanda Parks, loyce Bounds, Marie Kern, Carolyn Clark, Genevieve Curtis, loan Coodson, Mary Holley, Virginia West, Barbara Anderson, Margaret Mahan, Betty Low, Carolyn Bridgforth, Second Row lLett to Rightl--Miss Rathbone, Dorsey Shine, Virginia Cook, Wilma Melton, Shirley Fuhr, lane Ann Icen- hower, Patsy Wehr, Ann Evans, Darlene Norton, Sally Gibson, Charlene Baker, Lavena Dennis, Martha Mitchell, Louise Tisher, loyce Bryson, Vretta Hughes, jerry Tuter, Carol Keltner, Huba Shine, lo Sanders, Miriam Wallerstein, Wanda Lou Lee, Third Row 4Lett to Rightlr-Esther Deters, Rose Lee Cooper, Bonnie jordan, Dorothy Burns, loan Atkinson, Freida Ayres, Ruth Stapp, Rosemary Carter, Ann Gott, lean Hood, Bonnie lackson, Billie johnson, Helen Schmalhorst, lean Ferrell, Fredrica Bauer, Wanda Turner, Ramona Frazier, Mary Holmes, luanita jones, Wanda Freeman. Fourth Row fl.ett to Rightlf-Sue Conway, Pat Lambeth, Thelma Rothermel, Mable Smittle, Reta Hudson, Betty Crow, Mary Lou Whittaker, Helen Robertson, Norma Auberry, Martin Carr, lane Ann Montgomery, Iris Williamson, Earline Rickard, Barbara Thogmartin, Shirley Bisher, Norma Hill, Virginia Dickinson, Helen Sharp, Ruth Browning, Lucile Malady, Martha Dodds, A great number of our students are interested in singing. A special class, advanced girls' glee club for juniors and seniors, is taught by Miss Dorothy Rathbone. The girls meet, as does the choir, every day for practice. They begin preparing num- bers at the first of the year to be given at various events. The groups sing with the choir in the Christmas assembly and do a very beautiful solo at the Easter assembly. The Clee Club takes part in the spring music festival, too. Although the group makes few public appearances, they will be remembered for the beauty of their singing. The class time offers an opportunity also for them to sing favorites of their own. Aside from singing, they listen to the recordings made by famous people in the field of music. Yes, America does actually sing when the Choir and the Clee Club combine to sing for our special assemblies. For all persons who have attended Senior High, the singing of these groups is one of the loveliest of memories. Pagt' Tlrirf-3'-fin' Cjurfain 2 oing fo. K ramafiai fzrouic .Some gay nofea Nutt Curtrs and Mrldred Nhtthcws wart patrently, whrle H E Bennett trrcs desperately to crmtrol hrs temper as Susze Stpele retusns tru rtcrte The Sea, The Sea . Turn that radro off ,sr1Outs Cb-rartes Suftrtan to Bette Nclle Blackwell, as Bcttv Murray and Hal Srmth look blankly On. Theres sfzmethmg about .1 sarloru at Yeast such Ioxely ones as Tom lowes. Bette Nelle Biackwelt, Narwcv Andrews, and Dczrcthy Baker who sung, We are the Deck Hands. Bob Reed herorcally catches Mrldred Matthews who swoons as the vrllarn, Mrke Wommack, enters. I te get a date wrth ludyn, :rooms moon-struck Oogre 'Lar- 'V Hutttvat to ludy fBCtte Nclic' ffackwellf. Albert Patterson seems very pleased as he Irsterrs to jean Vxfamer srr1gm'4Show Boat . Kathcrme Lowery seems surf prrsed at Rosalrrd Cooks antucs .is Topsy. A rf yea. e .1 if no. Senior Higth debaters can argue either side with equal dexterity. The work of the debaters isn't restricted to argu mentationg declamation, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and oral interpretation ot literature are also the concern ot this group. The students have taken an active part in many tourna- ments and contests. They have won recognition both induf vidually and as a group. Among these honors was a tirst place award in the Southwest District Debating Tournament, which entitled them to enter the state meet at Columbia. Several ANNA B' EFFERSON individuals won honors in the district contest, which entitled them to enter the Speech Festival at Columbia, Bob Wallace won second place in the semifinals of the American Legion Oratory Contest held in Chicago. A large portion ot the debaters' success has been brought about by the industry and enthusiasm ot Miss letterson who became debate sponsor in l9-45. Q f f-LUACI Il' C' IIJJUJ Ifllff' l' IllIJlUl'l'.f Frrnt Row 'Lift tn right' David Fisk Nancy Hrxllanrl, Wrlls HHH Vvilmli Lotortn Dnvifl Anderson lessir Nvalker lenny Hi-Gages Charles Sullivan Second Row Lett to right' Cvmld Stinson Bet' W.1'l.1ce Gloria Cnlrlsrnith Cary Aflllmsoll Hmfx Errwn, Virginia Piimphrvy HAI Smith cl f gf, 5 E as 4,5 so f lim.. 3,10 M, of 'C,,m.,, 5010 S0900 ry. 5 if I .il 'nm o t R tc Ne Ir N c r t R o A r Nino C N 1 Rtth Co flli P 1 Cvvy lohn or lmr ct Wistlxnfl rd Row L ft to R 1 ga lun: XV1 uns Que Er 1 t 1 th Hope F n Fiurth R 1 Rg vc cr r othy ll urns ca aro 1 s Mir H XNXJ 1 Oth f D r 3 O 5, r uth 1 k C 4. vv v R w ln n Ker gum E1 urox 1 k ur C e Cvxi x 10.51 Ollllll' 05,510-5 ll! l C0 01' GH! J 0 Illllllll llll flffllflfl, Under the directorship and sponsorship of lvlr james P Robertson and Miss Elizabeth Cadle, the Kilties has concluded one of its most successful years, The Kilties, Senior l-ligh's Drum Corps, was organized in l926 by the late Mr. R. Ritchie Robertson The Kilties paraded at many of the football games With the band, they became a familiar sight to the student body. The Drum Corps has also performed for civic groups in Springfield. They have participated in the War Dads t'Tag Day sale for War Orphans, and the Santa Claus Parade sponsored by the lunior Chamber of Commerce, Five times during the year they ushered for the Civic Symphony. The Kilties are well on the way to new uniforms. Their tattered and worn uniforms will in part be replaced by new sox and scme new skirtsg however, it is hoped they will have thirty new uniforms by next year. The never say die Kilties have given up trying to buy sox because of the inflated prices and have enlisted the aid of Springfield women to help knit the Scotch plaid sox. Several ambitious girls are knitting their own. Even though the Kilties are tattered and worn, they're EUZABETH CABLE ours and a favorite of us alll Pizgi' -14llll'f1-HHH' pafience anal ,gorfifucle Pvctures, engraver, pnnter, dummy, and copy Yes these are tamullar words rn the Resume ottvee An alert and luyely statt must he workung constantly to put out Irv? 0' a school year hook that wall be a true representation ot W hugh school ltte lvlaklng pncture appointments, taknng 'Cf' the pnctures, constructung and keepang three yearbook Y'-+V dummnes, wrntung Copy, keeptng books, and sellnnq the I hook ttselt eonstatute a broad outltne of the work of W-X x n the staff To do these jobs well, one must check and n QW 1 sl double cheek, send puctures and letters. and wrlte and VIRQNM WQGDRINC rewrnte copy ln other words staff members must be able to work on a number of thlngs easuly, accurately. and raptdly wlthout getting too confused, A tured but extremely happy and proud group was the Resume Staff when the l9-lS Resumeeamc out jf MLM ,afmfy of AUM 0 Cl JCA00! W' ' 5 Xlkfllllll' ffl f r vt Ut' ' 54.1 V k Ht -- r . I f f , or ll my Artlnn mn, tv 5- gf' i I l r tw E M 1 .'l E, t lf Ar' Cnr' wr ff' ' Alf Furvw V 'tru ff r ' - Ein fa . rr lnf K Sol Afmn-X Fhxvr x ',' C'.,V,t 6 . I E I' lv 4' L,.g ,M J L y if ,, 5 , .3 ,, 6 J imc on iiTimei is on the hands and minds too of High Times staff members for publishing thc paper is a full time icb This year the staff has reached a high point in iournalistic work. They feel that they have done vvell in overcoming the many difficulties of getting out a good paper that is a true representation of school life The members have endeavored to make the High Times more interesting to its readers by printing more pictures vvhich appeal to the students and by planning attractive makeup and clever features The actual proof of the fine vvork the staff has done is shown in the attractive paper they have put out this year. ln April word was received that the High Times had won a first place national rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Assoca tion in New York imed y GHJL5 WS -U 7' h V E-.aminmg an issue of tt-r High Times are seated kfiiit Hirght Ar' Edttor and Marilyn Kcnnon Feature' Eff tiir Stand eg George O txfal, Ednorr-n Chief Druilff liiirns News Editor and Bob Iones, Sports EWU r 5'-fun vwtmg vows :irr Rilcnc ward l.-nda l.vt'm 'Vary Nelson Qcx XN'i'i'kt'r Putt, Xkfelch, and Arli rw' Owens lr,v'l l2fii,i, ci tt t-i ll .ght lzttty XM vi' ltfii Km Vett-rip iist Ti er Rn 1 An-' Crooks U1 un Ki wi Dorsny Farr Ar ww' Cyn' -- Tl ii lkhxrl Stiff' i' Pu.-. let! r- Q .ght X' rgxri ' Cir mtv it lv ma C Nlsm ir Frwfi lxrrs QW-l ct H Qht Es' L' Lou Petcrs. Etta Horktw F',1Lilii's' liiss Ci cw vm Regt rs N-A 'vi asv' Third Rrm litt tw Flight Etttx Biirturrl Ncrtiprt Shannate Bi Keisnx Cvorgc C'Neal Donald Eurns. lack 'v'lcKen:if l 'warm C' we-i S.. i l' .vii Atta Creep .Q 0- Q- X a i. FF Eff .1 r,,., ., ..4 ,W My The president of the student body, jerry Pres ley, and his cabinet, the house of representatives, the senate, and a very understanding sponsor, Miss Mildred Riley, are responsible in large measure for Mildred Riley and Student Body President, lcrry Presley the smooth running of many school functions The senate is composed of the class officers and one senator elected at large from each class The house meets once a week for its work. The cabinet is appointed by the presi denti approval is granted by the house, the senate, and the sponsor, The work of the stu- dent government is given regular class status. Numerous and varied are the jobs of the groups: tickets must be sold: parties must be planned, elections must be organized. ln order to secure pupil opinion, problems which arise are turned over to the students for discussion in their social studies classes. As a special project the government has brought again this year a psychologist to counsel the students of Senior High. The student government is very busy and helpful to all. To this group we say, 'Keep up the good work . The student government is proud of its work to establish the Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is in memory of the boys of Senior who served in the armed forces, The scholarship will be awarded every three years. 0 CUAUIUI Yrs' rm-, '.' s F? ry ',lc,l., PX'-H Tnriiimii Bvttv Lioilhriliv- Toi' Swim' Second rww Ramona Frazier, Nanci, Holland Doris Irfan Wkullnce, Inc' L wry Third rrivi lack Asinqer lm' Butrck lvrry Frrwlrw P-iq or jg ill 115 OU fl' - - - - - , PM. 53 llllllji, 0? m'lII'l'.H'lIl!l lil'l'.i Fw'-v Rr vs Lf H my F2 gh! CAVO4- Dwarf W mm Cofoffr Eur .um P' is E1 VM ls rw RCF So Conv L4 .-s s law 1 Fruxvr-fn ','.srg,n.1'rw7s Qrrrmw bm!-, Dvavcr Nwcirfd V.1.1TYhrJwx Mrrrirv Hnrkgvs. Curt.: 'fchallri Dwxrv 50 KMQ BJYVAVA Eaqlr hung:-r 'Jam XN'rrprv1 Ehfgrmr Xkfwfm Norma Rum Nanry Durmwgy Emi, Bmw Bcffv Chestnut Cp-rrrw Rogrrs. Nwdrcd Rwcx Svcfwd Www LMT Yr Rwpjht Darlrvvr' Morimw Cara Stumof PL-gqx Eurkck Fan' Svvvavw-v 'dnrrlxf N'1ay ard NNYA Pars .arm Ehmmr Kun XN'.1N.1u' AIr'x.1'wr1rr. Ear! Hnckutv Cornhi Svwvmoi Bot, Hrgh! Lcc Euvwr Buddy C'C1l'vwL'W-, Dan' Maup rv ohfw Q.1 r1I:vN SVJW, Hofigf Trdrwm !s'c-v Mary Lou N':Carvh.. Vwrpv' .1 Prcsiw Cavhcrmg Cram Corcvm, Anderson, Navc Cvwdv N Vwmbcrs vw! shown w Yhx- pmiurr' Dcmlm Sum' Adams Dawd Amicriorw Vvfmmfrcci Elrgmvid Jolfvf CPHJDMAVW, VxUHraVY1 fvrworww Dormwi Dm Bob Dvwr Arthur Elks EM Frchcfvc Phwfs lmtz-c N VLIPVVQ 1r vk 1e Bob johnson, Paul Kcrrwm. job fm Pr'.rr!, ','Asht1. X Ev N CWM Frc-in Traws EMM X.N'c'aThr'r1avw N 2 I , Ol' l'J Inv ,SIIHLUII QOUl'I'lIIlll'lIl lLl1ll7l'0llll'l'.5 IflI'Hl0IIy HH! l'00I'l lllflllllll III I7 fllllllllq Hlllllll 0 UNI' Ji' 100 G llllif I 1 V7 I .Sl Hllll' Fvrw' Rwx QW' ' 90 F 'N SVYXHWY C-.Vx A.?.1mw:-' IL.:-w '.N.v'wr Va . Arr- Pwr Rr-xs Afdrl Cwivi Ntwcx Arwficr SO SVFSN1 Wwm Cffmrqr C Ncn Hnrrx Marek! Cbnrxus Ccorvcrd Bob W'aHa:c Char-Us Smmur' Buff Cawsk Thrrd Rom Frank Kirby Irv' Lmwrw. Dzurmm Prowrw lnmol Low! Inmcs Fmdlm wav Lofkv Q 1 4- :bf iilltllfe Cll'l'l'l0I .5 The purpose ot the FFA organization is to develop competent and aggressive leadership, to strengthen the confidence of the farm boy in him self and his vvork, to create more interest in the Y rl 3 ' ' intelligent choice ot farming occupations. to .sr nurture a love ot country lite, to improve the rural ,41--5 honne. to promote thrift, to improve scholarship, and to encourage organized recreational activities among students ot vocational agriculture Because Springfield is the center of one of the largest dairy regions in the United States, Senior IOHN KHQBY Highs organization places particular emphasis on the study ot dairy production The FFA boys entered a large number ot dairy entries at the Ozark Empire District Fair last August and vvon several first prizes Last spring the Dairy Products ludging team from Senior High vvon a group I rating at the State FFA contest at Columbia, Missouri This group will enter other contests this springs Under the guidance ot Mr lohn Kirby, the Future Farmers ot America have made many worthwhile contributions to our community K armera in fae Le Front firm LN' tr Qirjht lub' Kirti, Frmlf lwm-ti r David F s,lf lu' fiiitrhm livin'-. Rv.-tl Lui, t L- .r l- li, lm tl tx' wifi' E. ,Lt a 's my Day I1 E-ar: A. Sea' Arfarvis Si off Rrm Le't tri Eight Ijr t,r' Ti.rr i-r litre Nr tgvr livwwm ri Ki-i c'r luv fir Sx.x.1rl1r', ll- 'r ll 'iii Flirt 53' l ii' IN F Farr rar' frmmr i '. '.' ,i.t'.1, luv, '.',rg ii '- l' 'r ' . flmcifett Clllfwrs - wise, Cham s Ciaul-rt: Tr irrt ffxx cet' to F2 gh' lrrrr, H ur-rr Ro! wrt F elder Chmir s Cnnrg In it lns l.Hn'rxv' tilt it ls , 1 ws' 3.1 Hx lglfivmlrl Riff' ln' Hmllwrt Hill NlCQrrisl1rw Hull Hvrlf. Clvir W.1t',rJri 5Ziir'h Qt .-. Lf t' ti Pugh' Lv rs Pofti D'-' Atzvr' .i'h', lnmrs P,1.j.1ivr Rotrr rt l'.i't' Qiirl F-,r -1 r l lr lf . rr lin. me- 511, Lf Vi. f'lr : E. -r' Tiflftr of merica 2252 L0g5 afe Lafnillg fflflning Call Le pkdzfant ana! plwhtllgd The farm shop is kept busy with the F, F. A. boys repairing farm equipment. Here jim Hobert is filing, Ray Hoaglin is welding a wagon wheel while junior Turner a n d Robert Fielder look on. Troy Maples is using the grindstone. Frank Baxter shows oft his prize Cow. If Troy Maples lives up to his good record, he will become one of Springtields out stand- ing horse trainers. Charles Campbell is a new corner to the FFA. Here he exhibits the first calf he has owned. Wllkrm Wfnmlr ll Z, 'w UH! 'lr M ia fA2 IAQ ou WML t l O LZN X' ll'l'I'Jlhl'lf l'l'HlIllll0II.5 HI!! IJIPIAHIIUI' ,lAll'llll'0Il ln order tor students to train tor their vocation, both on the ,ob and in school, Senior l-ligh provides an extensive Diversified Gccupations and Distributive Education program Under these plans students work part time and take courses in school which help them to learn more about their iob. The many jobs range from clerking in a store to building a house, The motto ot the program is Earn While you Learn . The object ot the part time program is to enable the student to bridge the gap between school and industry lvlany students continue in life the occupation they learned while attending school A highlight in the year was the National Convention held at St Louis. The students had an opportunity to meet boys and girls from all states participating in the same kind ot program. F' H' R.yy Lett te Right Cnorgt Eycrttt, Azlrm' Herbergcr l T NN iili .ims 'Jax 'mil ly ficwnt Pjacuf tivrry Payee, TfOy Cornctci' Hubert Higgins, Arnold Renyex, Clarence Martin, Char Us Siilliygn, C NN Hmiininimlvyay Eioti Lsfslm, lark 'x1ntt.t, Lowell Lamy lim Sung:-r Ctmrlc'sHyc1l', lutl Johnson Bill Nichols lack Nticlwls Bill U13-l jury 'Uncw Dart Strmv, Hnmlt! Adams Cuv Earfhouwm' Srconci llzlyy Lctt to Right lottn Vaughn. 'Jury Lou Viclwr. l4..1nit.u Umor RN lma Canfitnfl Norma lm' Turner, lciell Thomas Emu 'J lwr, X, rgfia 'xlccvmort Rn,s.1l.s'x E.xi't.z Ellie' pmt Tqrimt Af 2,1 Ewlrti Alia 'Deaf Lt-v. -. l1Arll.ir.3 Erkry. V rgvla Ezurtw' Fatty Stainbroulf Dom lyvrwwltir Lulleeiw D.iyye.XX,lrn.1 Lfnvix Helen Harri-.wi lu Aon Curtis l.viu1 Mae Nimmo, Erfest i f E,ut'rnt,:tri:er Frestins' Buttenbariger, Eslt. lkmigldalw Hetty Xvalktfr C5.i...1.'ri l'irtri1'r.1r.1se Batty Whks Hal Pool Tl-irci Row. Lrtt to Rightl Eob Nlelton loycL'lNicl'1ols. Kathtrirzr' Rogers. Eetty lo C-llmrlre, Frrlln Myers jviry Crrvil, Dorothy 'y'lr,'-.gwr Peggy Burke Pull-ly Brown,Lur.1Liir't.lcNt'yy Eltnwor Cillllartl Evttr, Turiitr ltlyil' Hmlry C4'r.ilil.nv 'ylorriwvr loaf lifes lrvn 'Jiiler Puggy SNL-r. Conn, lager: lrww Breedlove Ltvnn Ctwnstan, Erftty kkootvr Bernice Cnrdvyull Essie Lou Peters, Eetty Balmer Sally Mlles Peggy Bonn' lo Ann Enyrs Elmfmlor Liiilf!.1i1i'l Inhnviit Nlrflll liurllnra Cfi-,tml liill Stone, Hull Stack-M' Nlr Harwrf Foxillll Row Lett to Right Arthur Layton Fkiimcr Nlilltr Earrwst Yt,.ln,.g. lmsie VVt.iyt'r ljonnltl Bust Edward Baldwin! john Clww Arles Eroylcs lr Inn-cs Buckley Ricnarcl Dc Crntteilre 11 l H Hines Boll Qing lqrviw, Binrpintiii Nom-.in Hi-lms, lock lykjgnt Cilm ',lOff,, LQ., Match Xvgyrp Quvivniixgh,vn Russsll l-,uvlfiiw-,twirl C.nlr.irl lwl-iii, Dartil Sickivlyu- liiliy Colo' WiIt,uril Slavens x x ' '+A ,ll I'II I Ull ll' I Ulllnll V K V: fl 7 A ' V 71 NJ, 1- ITL .1 rw'l- ' .H 'M' ' v Av r- 1 . 11 fin V.: .v . Vu' 1.1 AUM' ' IP '.' r 1 Vw T,1n , Q , K, 1 ' ' .,f rv -v 4 4 T' f'v ' 1 . Ku 'Jn ,. m .1- .,Y.1v V, .rv 9' .1L'f .1 xx? f'..'M .V '.' 'Q' ' -, .. RN Hwhvv nd. wx vi--, .s 1 Avi- rw .1 frm .wk -.N'..:' .M r . . 'f.,.'lx VIN! - Tm 'v'3 .r .f r'1 .nk ff P-4.1. mg 'v N M .MJ LI x .u 1-,T V . e Sai! fAe caan gfue T ,vo- Q Q C I DOROTHY RATHBONE HELEN A uouuususow VWES P ROBERTSON Qaerella A hugh note ofthe year uS the annual presentatuon of a Cuuubert and Sulluvan operetta Thus year Pinafore. whueh proved to be such a favorute un l9-ll, was ,guxen agaun to an enthusuastue auduence The operetta was under the dureetuon of Muss Dorothy Rathbone, Muss Helen johnson. and Mr james P Robertson The plot of the operetta eoneerns a corn mon saulor who falls un love wuth a gurl above hus soeual rank The sai'or and the gurl, ugnorung the barruer of class, plan to e'ope but are duscoyered by her father At the last rnunute a maud confesses that she had exchanged two babies left in her care and that the sailor us therefore really a gentleman Needless to say, the endung was happy for all Concerned OZM' .!4AOClI' fAe Qian! ilo X. lflll Of? L5 J e OIT! QACCI ffflff le.m W.xrrwe'r peers at the JU 'LTWCL 'r-m Merwwcf Isrgrwctfes vvhrk' Char Lu SUHNJH semis Kenneth Lqwhon in The Nzrrrqw .ami Rum NCNI Hacks Ule.s fm Fr-, irwvriurvv UVM, XVu,lf.s Huffcrcug, X tr rfker 4, lu, casts A cm glance at fkberr Pmrersrjrw vdmle Max 'Warrm loeks cm The 'NMJrrw ef the cperetta, Car! Mmwes, few-.mis .1 secret piarw to the r.1pf.sm of the shrp, VVeIIs Huff Sun Nhrrs makes Fast vwwr'L11e rrw sgmctrwvs Cv? the Qosfurvws UV ther rvwrwfyers, XAXJITAJ Baker, jenn Riruth, Dfnmm Langley, Elearcr Wzispvvf ,Mme Mnrrs, .md Barbara Phenix Dme Ezimarrls, Dnwd K1.mpwy ami jrm Moseley, three of the smlprs J cmrd the H M S Prrmfore rear lust Uwwr H315 Charles Xvmgrg operates the Irght mg of the stage for the H N1 5 Premiere Emrwgelnrw Haibrock, Pat K rzrfarrfi. Peiiidv Hogan, and Butts Vfeeks ami .1 fnmshmg much TC Thur rrmkeug' Ixferc gcmg cm stage f. jr? Qjfrfi 7 94 .5 l.CCl dlclu Cu H0 n Under the direction of lVli-as Emily C Armstrong, Miss Violet Conard, and Mrs Annette lack, an outstanding physical education program is provided tor g rls Class work in the gym helps to improve posture, builds strong bones and muscles, and is a general body building course l-lovv to improve physical appearance and how to develop personality are studied in the health class which is offered in connection with the gym work After school activities such as sott ball, volleyball, and basketball are provided There is a Tumbling Club for the daring type of girl and a Leaders Club for girls who wish to develop their ability in leadership This department produces a gala i'Spring Festival in which all physical education girls take part, A queen is elected from the department to reign over this celebration These girls are always ready to do their bit vvhether it be marching in parades, collect ing tunds, or making floats. Dorothy Farrell, Alma Chambers, Domnn Lewis. . A group of girls cocpcrate to form a tmrtcen ln the two tans trom left to right are Mary bcott pointed star lean Recd and lane lcenhower sham their skill lrcne McKee, and Silt' Nlarrs Oli the stall bars Reach. girls. reach Doing the shoulder balarce are Nlarv Nelson ami VVanda Lee Oheim laacicliend Vvanda Lex Oheim and loan Atk.ns:,n ptrtrzrnw the K 'J if IIIALTI ,,,. I QZVUILTX 'Jw ' 4 1 31 Q V N F urinf, ffllllllg flfrfi on lnv fdffng frnln ,ILIIPIHI Iliff! Afflflnl, , . -H! .4 ,',' f, ,. 'H I lflfllll 7 J jf x l'lll.0I' 0 A715 ll ll'l.l l' N X! Ulll'll'lll 0 l' ll.f.5l'J Tww wcty Vrouti dch.1tus, Nmwx H Nltvxi mul Bob W.1!I.1CL', titsplay wmv :pt thc trttgmtt-, wt,-t th vcar hx thu tiytmtu tnganu Thu Trggwwv, .wrt ifttttt t S west Dlxtruct Dcbatmg Tcmrvmnwrmt, Srmtlwrrt VN4,sumtrt Champton I9-15, Humor Scguthwust Bnpttxt Colm-gg A-B Class, Stntc Tfmrrmmcht Urmumtty Nfltggcmrt, Ptttsbwg, Kamas, 19-45 A B Claes Exammmg the court htfusc buttutm tumrti whtlc an .1 CINIC dass tour .vc 'tttst row' ltm Umlcrwogd, Mary Atkmsort 'SLCUVWC1 mvw' Charlus Cwonrcd, Itm Dulm, ,md Hutva Shmc Mum Eiuwm 8.4.1 tg thc teacher A gjwphjy gf :om amen th NME E Itth tx1o.:ry3 room attracts tm attumom of Mar y Drunwnmml .mtx luhh Chapman Thts titspmy Wm J part of the work dong tm rccogmtton of Book Week Stttciwrwq global prfnhhnws arc ttmmr Iangtmgc arts-socual studtcs xtudunts Dawti Amiurwn, Dons Statues, Sue Vxfhatluv, and Frahcts Luttrclt Muse Halen Callaway I5 thc teacher Ctmtt mms Ut: 'tg tm Duhm tg, f1L'tcm1.mt, Vlnry Altcc Attarvws Thcsu own atuaiuwts ham' tncun lummm v . A Pl about cimt prficpd A-gh Aft, ww, 5:41 Q t f Um tn fl ,mm matiu 1 thctr ctwcs C Iass 4 'W 1 Jf U t lfk 14, EJAUCIPJLI X J ,, Ulill' JIHCLUIIJ ,7I'l'l7lll'l' UI' .1 vnmfl ln maklrwg scenery and posfcrs f Jrw SHS JCllNlflCS Hcrc thcv arc :lasagn- lmg tlw set lrar 'Shruw BOJYU Nlr XVrl! rrr l?r:wlvttr s Erwgllslw 7L class lg srvrvwm hero ln a sccrlc from fhcur mclov '7r.srv1.1TiC-lmllafl JSSCFVNIHM, Whl-C H10 vlctlm C' lutllc lfxc 'Edvvln Rlccl lS mourned by thc Cast. hrs lwcartlcss lrwc l'Barbar.1 Allcrf' 'lrm Rrzlwrrf B-1l4l'TlS .wrt smciurwts have F0 I 'Dvrmlw Bakcrl casts .1 saucy' glance at Yhc aucf1Cr'CC lf'j 2 f 'Yf Q1 Q-y , Maregucrrrrj Clmnl ami Patsy Edu! VNClgl'7 .3 rat to SCC how lm lx Lvrfgrrmlrwg on hrs cxtrn-vtamm CIC? Srg Alun Sqhrelbcr, lcan Ferrell. and Marv Ann Sfcwns are rcarm 10 set up lwmrsckccovrwp: srrfcc tlwcx lcarrvcd tr' wash and dry dlsrwcs and .iso to cook apple dumplrngs lcrrv Tram cxplmm a gcomcfrw problem to thc class W.JrrLrrw Ecklcs and Rlchard Bcclwcll artrrt sucmg the world Ylwrrrlrglw msc clvlorud glassns but what 'hm dv acc rs rrvfcrcstmg Earlcrwc Rlchard ami Trm Parton fmcuss thc xarlous parts of .3 frog Okf Tnkrmg mowrl rvclpu ami crructlmws for bcrrwg A good c o rem Mlss Nlmmu l-largls am Lowsc Ball an Nlarv Charm' c lass Indusrr usly pnrlrtrrrwwg a dlfllculr cxpcrrmcrwt arc lean Hood and Lftls Brgclcvl :rw M155 Hazrfl Scddorw' X Q I Ulillll' 9 Wlflllly ,S7lllL'Hl.5 2 if P11711 I'l' ffl? fl I'Ul'I'.5 Alera Green puts lumshmg touches on a belt for the dress she IS maktng an clothtng class Florene Flnn tg not takung arm ex' ercrses. shes gust trytng to tue a knot tn the thread, Be sure to get tour pattern on gtratght, luarwtta jones 'Vlany SHS gtrlg make most of thetr own elothtng They exhubtt the5e garments at thetr Sprung Style As- sembly an Aprtl. It Shtrley Hodge Peggy Carner. Bonnte jordan. and Eleanor 'vVtlson have good luck maktng the hullfolds, some lucky fellow naught recetve one for hns htrth- clay 'TCH letters In one asstqnrnentf' Yes, for thus ts your lust budget Wtth much enthustasm and :le termtnatuon you begun, Here Mrse Crtfltn looks over work of lune XVade whale Danny Melton, Barbara Thog- rnartnn, Charlene Baker, loe Ann Gaston, and Wlllpur Lauer type steadtly to ftntsh theurs. Turn the handle and the papers cor-ne out all wrttten on Worktng the mtmeograph are Alma Lee Chambers and Helen Robertson, Students tratned tn the Commerce department are able to 5tep tnto actual bust- ness robs Rf' 11- WQA ea mu ll of ,7ll'Iil I I vac! Zara, fvva Yr ll CJI1ll lnufumn' .1 mu5lCl.1rw fwu mghl Max Martm, Harolrl lvlarlrn, Bud Clvrlcwcll say 11 takes .1 lm of practlfc Barbara Vxfmhul 'rrght lxECkgrt.ur1d lS corwccrrtrafmg rm .1 liufflcult passage Thurc arc Lmlv a fuvv more humlrurl pagw ami wc'll lm through, sav Morrus Dcvlrw, Marran Swarm. Donna Fax Srhrth, Freda Rvch, arllsorw In thc background Lora Lou Lrncs, Pat Larwkcrd, Warwcla LOU Lcc, and Dxck Elchrslz wc rk mdustrrrzuslx, Thr-sc sturlchf: helped the Rcsumd Stall Lv folding Smclcht Tvachcr Drrccmrrcs Rrnincrt Pcarcc aml R Qhrrrl ljulwull scuv tc lan uw :rr X hu lusl w pac a plas LT Cas Or prggx-bank m thc curamrg Class All ral thu Cuamur work for the school sxsfcrh rg hrcd at Suwucr H Danggcr' NIlLYT at work' An Air Cf turwsroh ' VTHWYY thls scum cf Mr Chester Erlckson 5 mcchamcal draw mg claw Erwqagcfl ww plarls .xml lim' prmfs am NVN U Bans um Hen crson r warn LPC r tcr Pearlman, and Robcrt Phzllzps Ed Track, a gurmyr, rs manrpulatrrg thc a lpparamg as part cl an Qxhrbt for thc Hcbbx Sl Ow AbOUY INT' pafrohs arwd smdcr-ts Darrrcrpaud rn rm Hoblw Show ths war Jil, Law . . . Only Five Minutes More Lee Bower, anxious to get back to the field, watches the clock. ' ,ls 5 '51 ' 1+ 5 J ff. M? 'ff I +44-f' My ,ffw Q 2 H kZf 2l Q.. ,g fwg :WS 'f ff fsp3 f 4375 f' ' 5 , R - 5, T Q55 , X, 1 i? ' 2 Q ff '-gs gg gk , xwgssg k G . A Y fl-' , 3: . if . L ' ' . +3 A . ' fl . f K ww K -X, wry -5 A 5 ' N H255 sn' X A , ,Q v A K 'NB V -Q3 n 1 4 , a- ' N -, 1 'L QQ-sg, I A t,, ,fs , A.. x wif yi . X .kN,. 0LlC ed af enlor :QA 2 .S7 ' JJ' Roy Robertson, football coach of the l9-47-48 Bulldogs, led his team to victory over many strong opponents. ln addition to this work, he capably coached SHS golfers. johnny Cirayson has done an excellent 'ob in directing the basketball, baseball, and tennis teams. Coaching the track team, Clair Brewer led his well trained men to many outstanding victories. Another one of his duties was to act as assistant football coach. H. O. Hartley, assistant track coach, and Carl White, assistant basketball coach, did outstanding work with the boys in these fields. Much of the efficiency of the Athletic Department is due to the untiring efforts of the Athletic Director, Ralph A. Harrison. The l7th Annual Tournament of Champions, held january 2l, 22, 23, and 24, l948, drew some l5.000 fans and grossed about 513.000, Tng Tournament was moved from the Senior High School gym this year to the Southwest Missouri State College Field House, This move was neces- sary to accomodate the thousands of fans who demanded to see lvlissouri's most exciting tournament. 'XJ' Mr. Ralph A. Harrison, Head of the Athletic Department, and Roy Robertson, head football coach, consider the purchase of equipment. The coaches at Senior High get together for a picture. They are left to right:Mr. C. C. White. Mr, H. O. Hartley, Mr. john Grayson, Mr. Roy B. Robertson, Mr, A. C. Brewer, Mr. R. A. Harri- son. 'III ll l UI I ullrl 1 7X ff 11114 N J - Il' , ' ' I J xg ,ll YI ,SIHIVI 7nrl!Afl!!'l',-J- N, I. Muff- fm ' 4 N . 1 ,, V444 X 4131. Yxllxl HI 'I ' N., SUS' ' . Bs' X , Ql1v1 '.' -Q-, , -Mart f.. -4-.3 x .il -+1 l Nl. -ox ' XSS ...Z , If oofgaf Bob Heck and Harry lvlurrell ex! change confldent glances before rea turnung to the grldlron. Hearken to the words of the wise--W Blll Nash, Hanson Taylor, and jerry lott receuye rnstruetlons from Bullpup coach, lohnrly Grayson. Bob Speake gets ready to 'et fly one of hrs yard-gannlng passes Pat DeMate. D C Welch. Bob Huffman, and Bob Soeake gang up on an opposrng llnesman IH the hard fought Turkey Day game at joplrn, lfrnal score l3-O- 'therr fayorl Down he goes' Pup ball carrler Dayld Mllls as tackled as Wnllow Sprangs cleans up Z2-O IH the mud- drcst home game of the season Bull Crandall lurks an the corner waltrng for a chance to get at loplln, Alert for the slgnal to go unto actron are formudable Bulldogs Bob Adams, Bob Huffman, Eugene Hens derson, Bull Whlte, and lames Under- wood. Referee Shelby Rarney gets a stren- uous workout at the loplrn game. On the bench rn body but not In sprrrt are talented SHS backs Bull Whrte, Carl Bennsng, and Ray Hull. The tlme's almost up, but quarter- back Charlre Coonrod's sttll rn tlne runnung at the chllly joplnn game, Anxlous to get gorng, Harry Murrell looks for an openrng rn the trght loplun defense, o Q o o enzor If L95 lil el 0e1f fzll7.1- irtutt rnw 'Lvtt Vu Rlgtwl' Ear! Hutrwdf. Llvu M.1gf.ca Urn' C,Itch'wr'l1 Vwctm Vulslnx, Um F2u'.wvx.u Tm, Pattw' Davtd SKMM Ruct1.xrdCxHhmw1, ohnvw Nzizvr, Hmwzorw Tawor I Y Sn-fum! row fL4'1t tn Rwght- Cinch Crayirm, Dnvufi Wtttunms Lmcivlk Qtmrch Lows Sami john Emnvfiy Rutmurt bamh Luwr XN'.ttu:-lmmt, Ind' Trrtmvw, jm Ltmc-1. ffmfiv XVNYL' Thad ww Ldv toR:gl'1t L1-uEwws'r ltm lcmv-sw Buff Ccuwzk Dm- '.1.1vm'rI, btw Nmh EOD ygnw. KL-'wwr Haawtw' Can-P F-,mr Dawd 'Juli jcrrx Not! Tfmwnm Ent? Daxmi Rotgwpttg- Em Ymmg Emi Affiw .Hof jlzaf ine, oga. ogJ Frgmt tow Luft tt, Right Cari Evwwmg Ctmrltw Cttwxrod jgw Etttvwcx Xktmtc Iwfvw U'xfa'xxoJ.f Eu! SLHLAM lack Rat, Dow Pnttw' PJ? DL'N1Jtc Second mv. 'Luft to Rtght BM Arvwoid, Harold Drydcfw EOD Huffmnv, johv Pwtoovt, Bot Adams D C Ms'-ch Eugcnc Hcmivrxun, Butt Bnttvvwtvcrg, Flay HUM, Hurt, ?X1UVfL'YI Thmi ww Luft to Rtght' Frmwku- Nocfrc' Conch Roy Robertson Bob Heck. Cary Aniamsovw, Xkhlrrurw Batus Clown Barcmv, Lum Ruxtm loc Frcuman. Everett Myers, Mgrvm Ward, Bull CVJVWCLZWI. l.m DLAMH 'M ., QD V -Q- QC ,ful , as Q K QR f' 1, 'V vx L x l - sf r 1 'l ' 1 M fx '- 'f -- 7 lf 'P' X x 'S ' l , f , - . K 1 X ex A , X-'WZ iz RAN HLLL. FRED NlcOL'E, XliN ' RFX DElQKlNS lrlll, l3lvNDSl lfNyV CHFNN f3fXlQQlfAxN ,ev -ffvvjk, 1 6 Sensor Hugh cagemen of ll?-l7 48 have completed a 1 I I 1 yyell rounded season of stuff competrtlon Under the lj 21 7 able leadershlp of Coach johnny Grayson, the team has Q 1'-D JL f been vrctorlous and has upheld the school standard set U 1 I by preylous teams yyrth a record of l-l yyrns and S losses Besudes therr regular scheduled games, they also showed up vvell an post season tournaments. as they vvon second and thrrd places on the State Sub-Regronal and Regronal tourneys respectrvelyf The Bulldogs were runnerup In theur ovvn Suh lleglonal tourney, lnovvung out to a strong Republnc qulntet -13-30 IH the champronship trlt ln therr frrst and second round games, the Dogs defeated Rogersvllle 42 -lO and Wullard 33 32 In Reglonal play the Bulldogs downed Walnut Grove 5-lr-l7 to capture thrrd place an the State Reguonal Thev defeated Nevada -45 30 and Carthage 39 364 nn furst and second round games before hovvlng out to Republuc S3 46 In years to come vye vvnll look back upon the many enjoyable evenlngs spent at the grandstands of SHS vvatchrng our teams, vvhose sportsmanshnp and school lovaltv have vvon the admlratron and respect of the students as vvell as of competnng teams jnhr' Krl ft r rlaches ffrr .J hlsgh r rar lv thc thrrl'rrr,g gamr yylurlrstf,pL,e:lC rvy1y s vyrnn streak Crfnyxay wrt tht l ..rn.lnm't l fitmnag, rw Biff, 4 if '35 7' . a ,, ji 1 Qi'v-.,,,,-M of E4 x l -- --l. , 4, IOHN KlfFFlf' ,U ,, rv 'T' X ani 1' .egg X , ' 'lx S- ' X, v . 1 'K , R N K I w- 'X wx- K 1,0 N X ' ' V 'R x HILL APNOH3 JUJHY l wll!Xl-l? BOE SPFXXKE FVEFZFTT MYERS ,7f.,,LQ1,. . F1213 W. Q U 5.544 ja ff. Sumrzrls BUllflfJjL1Sfll!lSUV'Y3L' hard plavmg to Wm ovcr thc Conwax Elks nn tlwlr flrxt llufuai of the suasom Early ln thc lzaskutball suasfm joplm llulcaturi thu Bolldogs, but the next tlmc rlmw came back tm, Bulldogs wcrc ready and clclcntccl flu' loolm Eagles In the wmtur .1 xolmg marfs fancx mms? ba5kct' ball As alwaw lwlru' .2 game, one most haw a warm up pcrwod To soc lov lmmsv'l what he can do Lookmg Cxcr hlg pru- scason plans ami surrolmdccl bv two rcfurmmg lcgttcrmcrw, john Kucfcr ami Rcx Pcrkms, Coach lohn Grayson pig'-3 for thu Coming: s1'.1xw'w Coach lohrwrm Grayson UW rhosuastlcallv adnmrcs The rwvv team lockers whlch Scmor has purchased for the Bulldogs. X. 6 ,a ir A .a -f O FO' af 3, y ga 2 vt X 8 it l'ClC Under the competent supervision of Clair Brewer, the Senior High track team has given competing teams sturdy opposition. More than seventy SHS boys have been in actual track competition this year. These boys have worked hard to get into condition for these meets and have established a record for high athletic standards and clean sportsman- ship. Track events include running, high and low hurdles, broad jumping, pole vaulting, discus throwing, and shot putting. Different length relays are also a feature of the track program. To the Left Muscles strain as Bob Hight throws the discus, One, two three, four, shouts the coach, as the boys get in condition for the track meets. iTop Picture' First row -Left to Right XValter Ellis, David Pearlman, Bob johnson, David Mills, Lee Bower john Allan, j j Cifbreath, Cale Rea, Crarles Chubb, Charles Wingo, Wallacrr Alexander Second row lLett to Rightl ---jim johnson, Thoma- Owens. Bill Thomas, joe Garrison, jerry WisL', jim Limes, David Robinette, john Chandler, Ray Hull, Bill Bilcs Third row 'Lett to Righti Bob Hultrnan, Bob McClc-rnon, joe Limes, Richard Bell, john Kiefer, Donald Crcacy, Roy Parscale, Bob Hight, Mr Brewer 'Bottom picturei First row iLeft to Rightf --Earl Butrick, Cgmld Stinson, Robert jones, john Banta, Bill Young, Victor Staltcr, Loren Forgey, Fred Nimmo Second row -Lett to Rightl john Chapman, Troy Patton, Uriel Clidewell, Richard Knapp, Don Matherly, l.eRoy Bell, Wilbur Avery, Biss Nash, Tom Eoff, Donald Ro,eman Q9 'Q --1 xl Nr 3 to wg 4 CIJQACCK Baseball has al- ways been a popua lar sport heres The Senior High Basef b al l Tournament which cl r a w s teams from th e entire section of' ters fans baseball at its best, 5 I r .... lrt trrwt Frartktt Nlorlrr First row Lett tr, Rgh' Blli Bradshaw Exerett Myers Charles Coonrod Bill Arriba SL-cond row Left to Rtght ACoach Grayson, Rex Perkins jerry Presley Fred McQuearw it Q H12 auf fo fAQ gdfgdnle v S CAA The S Club is composed ot the lettermen ot all the various athletic programs. The purpose ot the organization is to make better athletes for the benefit ot the organization as well as ot the school as a whole. First row Ltftt to Right Pat DeM:ite Bob Heck B-li White Charles Coonrod, john Allan, Rox Pcirvcale james Under- wood, Bob Adams Ras Hull j j Cilbrcath, Bill Bilus Second row Lett to Right jack Raw Cnr Benning Bob Spcnke 'x.4.Jrvtn Marci, Bob Hultrnan, jet' XX se john Plrrpo'-t, jcrrx Preslet jtrn johnfon Charles Chubb David Mills, Mr Harrison Third row Lett to Right jot' Biitrlck Whrren Batts Bob tv1cClern0r'. D C Xkfelch, Eugene l-lenmr on jack Eflts Lon Roslin. Doeald Crunc- Foiirth row Lett to Right Bill Bradshaw Cl t'iwr t Barclay, Do-' Patton john Ktc-ter Bill Bntteetiurg Harclri Duct.-it Bill Arrultl joe Frei-nmn james Findlay, Fred McOuear, Everett Myers if 31 ennia .74 43110024 Qlfqllel Composed of four members, two of whom were returning lettermen, the l947- 48 tennis team played five outstanding matches. The first match was played with Mt. Vernon High School. Members on the team were selected by an elimination tournament which was held in April, All home matches were played on the Drury tennis court, The team was coached by johnny Grayson. IAMES FINDLAY, IACK ELLIS, Two of our top tennis players fwenfy Ol' fee Our l947 48 eight member golf team was selected by an elimination tournament with the qualifying rounds held on April I2 I3 at the Hickory Hills golf course. Twenty boys The first big tee off was made with Greenwood High School, ln all the team played eight matches where the eight members shaped up some good drives and putts . This year the plan has been to take the golf team on the track team's trips. Coach Roy Robertson was very proud to coach the teams Frst row Let to R ht R cd E rl Hackett B I Abncy, Raymond Burtnvr, larry Wise, Lee Bower Seco d o Lett to R gh! Ronnc Woods Bob Brockma Glynn Louzader, james McLean, Robert Finder Th rd row Left to R ght ayrno d Sweet Do St atto m Childs, lohn Smith. Richard johnson, Coach Robert-.on 'six rj SE' K W ogd !9Ag:iica gcluca fion Under the supervision ot lvlr, H, O, Hartley the boys in physical education have a well balanced and vvell organized program They not only are provided with wholesome exercise but also receive invaluable information regarding their health in the hygiene classes, To develop physical fitness is the main program of our physical educa- tion classes For a boy with a well- developed body and an alert mind is sure to get ahead in the world. ln addition to physical fitness one must also be socially and mentally tit to be able to adapt himself to the demands ot his environment. This process ot adaptation involves then the social and mental, as well as the physical phases ot health and is greatly developed in the health and hygiene classes. Despite limited facilities, Mr. Hartley has done a vvondertul job with these high school boys. Scrambling for the basketball, climbing ropes shooting baskets vaulting hurdles are all a part of the physical education program Front row 'Lett to Righti Nell Curtis, lack Rymer, Nancy Finder .wi Back row Lett to Right -Betty Blake Sally Sue Maxcy Bob Reed Marianna Revell, Donna lo Wellerneyer ofefii go feam. ep qua ln the Groove are the members ot this gay and lively team who led us to a high level ot school spirit this year, Under their direction the students learned many new yells and gave loyal support to our athletic events To the Right Miss Violet Conard, their enthusiastic sponsor, deserves a big hand tor her leadership. l Pilqqi' Sixly-wigfil cya!!-jime Tractors, crepe paper, scnssors, paste, are all a part of frenzled actuyrty precedlng the Homecomrng game parade. Cheer leaders Donna lo Wellemeyer and Nell Curtrs show 'em how. The Bulldog Cafe rolls up Boonyrlle as nts cus- tomers consume Bluejay ple and roast Bluejayf' The Dogs cooked the lays at the game that nlght, I3-6. euiglrnofefi A Pretty Curl Is Luke a Melody. Queen candl- dates Susle Burns, Wanda Lee Oheum, and Betty Blake provrde Homecomrng Day harmony, The heart of the cheerung sectuon,-Sensor Hlgh's band and drum corps perform at half-time, The Krltxes' own special mascot, custodran W. I. Mackey, rrdes ln state on the Drum Corps parade float. Margaret Barley accompames hum. Cfam . . . SchooIdays, Schooldaysn sing Bob Tucker, Bill Craig, Albert Patterson, and Wells Huff. T-, ' i . - -Q. Q? Wig, eniord A um Fw! 1 H.m'N:1 A nw A uw vi C r Xxx.:-mr EW' 'X ,hr w '.'.nYM.1 f'X'-qzvrww Suzm AH-wvvfww, lv, I Ain IN XN w.1vw f HI. I NN IJHL WON! A A A A E, Van A151 M u - 1xf '! r H- g,nm uv A' uv V hx! 'zinwxx Drlrmbx. A-Mlvrvv Vmvvcy ufwnvr. Ci'14wI A.1Vn'r:, 'Juv-un Emu E4 1. , urn ,a-4-' JG 'Qt Za' 'Zig' . 'ul 5 .- 1 N, a . 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V 4 A - ' 4 r wr X I XV I . vm Imw' , ' wr . , D ru 5 af - I A , fs W! , .1 , Eur: - T A R 1 la 2, Th, . v, 5 ww mf, T . . , L ...Q I u A ' f .- I . 512' - . 2, V I . ya A In Memoriam Miss Ida Ausherman Born March 16, 1873 at Hagerstown. Maryland. f Died November 23, 1947 at Springfield, Missouri. Fortunate the boys and girls who in their high school years had the rare privilege of knowing Miss Ida Ausherman as teacher counselor and friend To them whose every problem and interest she considered with understanding and sympathy she has left a rich and enduring heritage She was a wonderful woman and a truly great teacher Her in fluence is eternal for none can tell where it stops I'ugwO1 Hnrlr fO1 Q' aria fionei '57 ' Ae Wu Air ow Ruth Moses, Max Martin, and Glenn Pritchard wait patiently to get their schedules made, Evangeline Hallnrook and Mar g a r et Gustafson ltront rowl Helen Shatter, Donna lo Vwfelle rneyer lback rowl watch the camera as they await their turn to try out for the pep squad Others in the picture are Sally Sue Maxey, Ne'l Curtis, Nancy Ander- son, Delores Bennett. Ahspeace and quiet are in de mand at the library, The busy students seated at the table are Max Martin, Lonnie Compton, Bob larles. Standing are Ted Manley and Carol Keltner, Peggy Crayton looks a little be- wildered when she wins the turkey at the Thanksgiving school party, Turkey Trot. Looking at their tirst quarter grade cards are Danny Levan. Sally King, and Phyllis Hodges. There'Il come a day sing Vretta Hughes and Martha Mc- Lean as they eventually get around to locker cleanup. On SA? 348012 9 QOUIILJ dnl! QOUIIIIL Hungry students lam the cafe' teria as soon as the hell rings. Shown here are Iohn Casey, getf ting his lunch, and jo Ann Hayes leaving cashier, Richard Ciregory Charles Sullivan stresses an im- portant point of his topic while debating in Miss Anna B. jeffer- sons room, Well, here is Pat Crayton again with her turkey and still unde- cided as to what to do with it The steps of the SHS gyma :iasium provide a place to relax fer the MS Club officers Bravely facing the sun in the face are Iohn Allan, Bob Adams, jim Underwood, and Roy Parscale, I nw Lawson launches Courtesy Week hy holding the door for Mary Ann Barr. Bookkeeping can cause some awful tangles with accounts as Ioyce Bounds' and june lvlarrs' harrowed expressions tell, Key Club officers, Bill Craig, XVel's l-luff, Tom Sneed, and Dan Lippman, are proudly gazing upon their newly acquired char- ter, Show Boats little glarnor girl, Mary Wright, gives hope to all future ballerinas in her mad inter- pretation of the dance. .RZ it ff? aria fiona on 17 2 Ae ugiic oeri lt's a Great Day as the Student-Teacher Directory goes on sale, Morris Devin and Ma' rian Swain, two volunteer helpers, assist with the folding ot the hun dreds ot Directory pages Quentin l-laden gives Senior High students first-hand intorma' tion on the Cerman War trials during one of the special assem blues. Bill Friehette holds his audif ence spellabound while Playing the xylophone in the Sophomore Talent Assembly. Miss Elizabeth Cadle, Kiltie sponsor, examines a pair of the new Kiltie socks Model, Hope Frink, wonders if this pair is go- ing to tit or not, These students were the dele- gates to the model United Nations Assembly Seated are llett to rightl Pat MCCarvey, Doris Wallis, Margaret Neff, Mildred Matthews, Bob Culley, Standing are jim Lawson, Louise Arm- strong, David Anderson, Mary Ann Barr, and Gerald Stinson There'll Come a Dayusfwget- ting ready for the all-important graduation day are these seniors waiting for their caps and gowns. They are lleft to rightl john Allan, Carolyn Wagner, and Luda Fearing, Mrs Eleanor Beck and Miss Yolande Bennett are taking Cary Adamsons measurements. fge jkeme WOMIIII all!! mlullllu Reverend Roy Fields was the speaker at Easter Assembly, an annual event presented by the junior Senior Choir and Girls' Clee Club. Mr David O Sherman and Mrs. Mary Pugh are shown here after being crowned king and queen of the Valentine Party, sponsored by the Student Ctovernrnent Toni jones smiles sweetly as Oueen of Commencement of the l947Al9-48 graduating class of SHS The girls of the lunior-Senior Choir rehearse for the Music Fes- tival. which is held every year at SHS and Drury College Miss Dorothy Rathbone. direca tor ofthe Girls' Clee Club and the lunior-Senior Choir. is shew-1 directing the Girls' Cilee Club. These students are the lunior American Red Cross Representa- tives from the various home rooms at Senior Through their efforts many Red Cross boxes were sent overseas this year Mr Lamar Lee. dean of boys, is making arrangements for the vocational clinic which was spona sored by the guidance council, the Key Club. and the Student Ciov- ernment The Key Club. a iunior club to the Kiwanis lnternationaf has grown rapidly since its formation at Senior this year. It has ioined in interclub activities with loplin Highs Key Club in sponsoring two basketball games in both towns. SPAOOK Our strong band can ne'er be broken Formed in Springfield High Far surpassing wealth unspoken Sealed with friendship's tie. Chorus Springfield High School now and ever Deep graven on each heart Shall be found unwavering true When we from life shall part. High school life at best is passing Gliding swiftly by So let us pledge in word and deed Our love for Springfield High. Chorus Springfield High School now and ever Deep graven on each heart Shall be found unwavering true When we from life shall part. As the last refrain of our school song fades away, we near the end of our school days to- gether. But although we shall soon be sepa- rated, our friendship will still be bound by ties of memories. It is in these memories that Our strong band can ne'er be broken. w .Ii L ' ', .1 'M lu 'O .Q - ' ' n ' ,n,7L'u ' 1 x.,.?t.., I Q.,f? fi, X qx :' . 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This group, while it is primarily their responsibility to publish this annual, is not with out aid. Everyone in the school is somehow connected with getting this book printed, and each person who helped with copy. checking pictures, and other things has left his own personal trademark. The l948 Resume would not be out today except for the generous help of both faculty and students, lane Robertson, Paulihe Bass, and loe Ann Carner are shown here working to beat the picture deadline The Resume sponsor, Mrs Virginia Woodring, is registering a smile of n Dlx approval as she looks on Bob Anderson and Bob johnson, Resume ,X photographers, are shown in the dark-room :L Concentratlng intently on pouring a developing solution Deep in concentration is Susie Holland, who is desperately rewriting some of the copy for the l9-18 yearbook. Dorothy Farrell busily tries to identify one face from the other as she is writing captions 4 lor pictures in the Resume, With the last picture developed and sent to the engrayers, Helen Smith, apparently ex' hausted, pauses for a rest during the drudgery of cleaning the Resume dark-room ,I Ae 85117710 .X4l'lL! 20171 052 y ..... lt IS not unusual, once preparatnons are begun, for Innocent and unsuspectnng students to vvander unto the tntrrgutng Resume offlce to fund themselves suddenly an the mndst of a busuness Itke and effrcuent cnrcle of staff members Soon they are vvorkung as hard as thenr brother lournalnsts The flrgt step ln plannlng the book was the selectuon and development of a theme Many Ideas, such as a crrcus or a drary, vvere selected and then duscarded because of techni- calltnes At last the staff agreed upon plannlng the yearbook around a theme of Musnc Wuth thrs rdea an mnnd the staff of l9-lS presents thus Resume We thank all those who gave thelr tame and energy to help make thls year book a success x D 1 The Rtrsumt'-'s ta.thful bookkceper, Arthur Layton, seems to haye .1 prolwlem Eytdently he rs hmlvtg tllfftrulty IH getttrg the lton,-k 1, lmlnncn' Uvsltlcs tlotng thc l sf tkkeuplng Arthur -fces ether ,tilt tilts -n the Resume bltlcl FVIH1 the sm-lo. 4-rt Ther fazcs, Nllss Etltth Nlucu ami lxklly Ann Thomas crrtalnlx lcok plcnlsul vwlth the Clllix they are checkung It looks as Ylxiruglt they caaght Edwtna Brock at yn or k Qur lrttxtstrltus layuuf cilltivr, D-trxlltl Burns, ts explmrvlrwg tc- lo Ann Carner the compllcar Resume The art work done by Pat Mc- Carvey shews up vcrv Uldlllll, f' ..... JJ-M ..., 355 'lffff ,SZW of 1948 ttons of .lrranglng the tttlc page of the 39-35 1 f .fjr lcrli ..!4CLl'l0l,U!Q6!gI'l'lQl'lt5 Many forces joined to make this year's Resume a better yearbook, We wish to express sincere appreciation to the following for their assistance: Mid-Continent Engraving Company EIkinsaSwyers Printing Company Heer's Photography Studio Becktold Cover Company Springfield Newspapers, lnc May Photo Company The High Times Senior High Art Department Senior High Student Government The administration and faculty of Senior High for their special assistance Mrs. Virginia Woodring, sponsor, for patience, understanding, and untiring efforts Miss Edith Moore, literary advisor, for her helpful guidance Paul O'NeilI for technical advice and printing the StudentfTeacher Directory Betty Love for her technical advice on photography. Pat McCarvey for the art work in the Resume Mrs, Marion Hoblit, Miss Lcchie Sperry, Miss Evalyn johnson, Mrs, Mary Pugh. Dr, C B Manley, and Mr. H. R. Kesterson for their assistance. 751 ' X ' P L7-'J-'--1'1'-TLKA- :: ' X X ,X ' -QQ ' .., -XL xxsX.-:A 'Ar'-'.f' 1 If Lf1f2ffl,IM 'sl H 1 453 747- Z--f