Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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I arf' S 1 y 6 ,,v l r-5 AQ 73 Qi 1.- xx' .il ir' s-nl 94 iQ? i -u-r Qi!! l qu. B aculty ARMSTRONLJ EMILY ml Educltr HECK MRS ELEANOR Horm Eccmomucs HFNNI: TT YOLANDL Homa Enorvomtcs BERRY MAY L1m,u1p,f. Arts Ei NICHAN1 NIARCUERITE thurn I IJOYD ELEANORA Soc 11 Studtos ERENVER A C Inu Athlm :cs ERUTON LOUIS M Commgrct BUCKLER CEORCE F Scmnca CADE A R Industrrul Arts CADLE ELIZABETH SCMHCQ CALL DOROTHY Lurwguugs Arts Socwal Studlfs CALLAWAY HELEN Languagn Arts Soclal Studms CARDOT ALBERT Drrictor ot VoC1tIOn1I and Inrlustr Educatron CHASTAIN AUBREY 'mp,uJp,c Arts Social Studens or homorr Counsglor CLOUSE IAMES RAYMOND Sctuxcc CONARD VIOLET Curis PI'vys4caI Educatnon COPSEY MRS BELLE Scmncc CUNNINCHAM RUTH Lmp.,u.1gg Arts Socral Studms DAVIS MABEL Lankuagc Arts Socual Studues DAVISON N E Commerce DAY MRS CIENEVIEVE C Lwt,Lnp,g Arts Socnl Studms DUC-AN LUCILLE SOQIAI Studrms lumor Counselor ELLINCTON MRS VICTORIA Languxgf Arts Socual Studucs ER ICKSON CHESTER Industrual Arts FOLEY GRACE M Mmthsmatncs CRAYSON IOHN oys Physucwl Educatnon Athletucs CRESHAM LOIS Socual Studues

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1 5.. -is f CIVINC A HELPING HAND whenever they arc needed are these students who work in the deans' and counf seltrs' offices Upper left--Bill Seboldt, Bob Perry, and lack Israel gather around Homer Ice and Mrs Pugh filtering words of advice, Upper right--'Eunice Painter and Sue Helfrecht stand looking over the shoulders of Phyllis Queen and Miss Calhoun, dean of girls Looking on is Nina Bench Lower lcft7Miss Schuerer, secre- tary to the associate principal, sells bus tickets to Nadine Payne Lower right+Mrs, Moffett, sitting, is in- specting the absence slips with loan Lashmett, Mlr. Chastain, sophomore counselor, Mary lune Plank, and Doris Long A Smile Makes Problems Li hter The registrars office of Springfield Senior High School is directed by Mrs, losephine Marquardt, assisted by Mrs. Virginia Ravfield and Miss La Verne Patterson It is their duty to record and preserve the official permanent records of studentsg to furnish official trans, cripts of students' recordsg to prepare the lists of candidates for graduation and certify them to the deans and guidance group. A newcomer to Senior High this year is Dr, Manley's secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Drysdale Miss Mary Ellen Schuerer is Mr. Kesterson's secretary. Nearly every business transaction of the school passes through the hands of Miss Ella Cirubaugh, financial secretary. The pere sonnel of these offices are always friendly and cheerfulg willing to help everyone. OFFICE PERSONNEL. lCfi to fightff-Miss Mary E, Schuerer, Mrs. Dorothy Drysdale, Mrs Mary Pugh, Miss Vir- ginia Rayfield, and Miss La Verne Patterson. 'n 'f 6 V. . A.: .l , 0 , Wu! fi 'WTA ,gi N sidij, .. if x Pagi' I'ifh'i'ri 4

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'fc fe- L K ' tsifisla- 1 - Aww.- v 'iff f xi THE TEACHERS DO HAVE FUN, lets ot rt, arxl here's proet, Teachers lrke a lrttle tlrne to rest, eat, and talk oyer thnngs that haye happened tlurung the day They were presented wlth such an opportunrty when the student gmernment of Sunrnr Hugh Schoul gaye A tacultv tea ln honcr ct the teachers thus year Those rn the top plcture samplrng the clelrclous co kres, candy rnlnts and nuts are Mrs Cuneyzcvc Day, Nllss Mabel Dams, Mrss Grace Foley, Mrs, Vrctorra Elllngton, and Mrss Eyalvn johnson The tea was held ln the new student lounge. The lounge was opened tor the tlrst tlrne thls year so that students and teachers could come rn to relax and lrsten to the rad-o durrng therr tree tlrne between classes. COOKIES, CANDY AND MINTS were furnrshcd for the teachers at thelr faculty tea by the student govern- ment, Mr. Davld Sherrnan, and Mass Lucllle Dugan aren't necessarlly gorng back for a second helolng, but they are enloynng the refreshments Mrss Dugan rs wearrng a scarf and a coral rose button whlch she brought back wlth her from her two year stay rn lapan. Seated ID the background and engoylng cokes from the new coke rnachrne, whrch was lnstallcd at the begunnrng of the year, are Mrss Mary Calhoun, Mass l-lc-len lehnson, and Mass Paulrne Sprllcr. Teachers as well as studcnts are also thankful for an opportunrty to relax from the tenslon of classes, Pagf' Sul 1 llfl'c'PI