Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Mixed emotions plagued the seniors as they scurried through their last big year. Some counted the days until they would be handed their diplomas, but others felt a wave of sadness as they realized that once this year was past, they would be parted. Led by their counselor, Mr Aubry Chas- tain, seniors made the most of every minute of their final year, The senior talent as- sembly was proclaimed a success. Senior pictures were taken and class rings arrived, Upperclassmen thoughtfully counted rela- tives to be sure that they had ordered enough cards and announcements. ln the midst of plans for Hobo Day, class meetings, and the senior play, prospective grads paused to consider more serious things. Facing them were the same old problems that had confronted every graduate ing senior for the past fiftv years. Would it be college or a iobp Career or home? Boys gravely considered the part that Uncle . xx DINL ARBEITMAN FRANCES ARMSTRONG FRANKLIN ARMSTRONC HART ARMSTRONG MAXINE ARNOLD EILEEN ARTERBERRY CLASS OF 1952 Sam would play in their future College aptitude tests brought such words as obstreperous to trouble already harassed seniors. Seniors forgot their separate worries, however, during their last big week. senior week. Baccalaureate services and Class Day passed swiftly Girls put finishing touches on formals for the Senior Prom, At last graduation arrived Dressed in their caps and gowns, the graduating class met for the last time As teachers in charge made anxious last-minute checks to see that everyones tassel fell at iust the right angle, seniors slowly marched in to receive their diplomas Thev suddenly knew how much school days at Senior High had meant to them lvlanv felt that thev would like to stay But when thev were handed their diplomas. thev realived that they were shar- ing the feeling of all the graduating seniors of the past fifty years, and of the many classes to come. 1: Gi 6 x i -f HAZEL ATEN SHIRLEY ATHEY HENRY ATKINSON TOM ATTEBERRY CLETA AUBERRY KEITH BACON LEE ELLEN BAGBY H J BAILEY BOB BAKER JAMES BAKER MARJORIE BALDWIN MARY LOU BARNUM FRED BARR PATRICIA BASSETT CHARLES IAUM Page Tll't'77,.I -flvwi'

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