Springfield High School - Scrivener Yearbook (Springfield, PA)

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K P? R2 xX lIIlli .Tf A X 11583 SS f ry? X I lil!-xi A A' Q. 'x , a . I I i ' I a..e. f .,' gs xx I I I ur . PROLOGUE The purpose of the Scrivener has been otten and well set forth. It is difficult to conceive of or invent a raison that has not been previously offered. And it does not lie within the province of this year's staff to embellish it with new purposes. Its basic task is to present an accurate and full account of campus and school life. This it has honestly attempted to do. There are certain things to be said and these must be repeated year after year. But there are several things that a new edition of an old story can do. It can present a fresh viewpoint, enliven its pages by throwing a new light on its stage, and by taking advantage of new avenues of approach. Upon this philosophy it is our intent to put forth a living memento of happy days spent in Springfield High School. As we recall the past four eventful years, each a scene in our drama of life, we have tried to present memories which seem to make our cast a successful group capably directed by our teachers and advisers and supported by ever-cooperative underclassmen in sports and other activ- ities. As the curtain falls on this phase of our dramatic career, we hope each page will serve as a footlight to bygone memories and that each mellowed by intervening years will bring back pleasant recollections of happy friendships and associations. If so, we feel this record will have served its rightful purpose.

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V- NANCY RUSSELL ELIZABETH FREDRICKS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager THE SCRIVENEH S P R I N G F' I E L D PENNSYLVANIA Nan cy Russell ............. Cynthia Simmonds ........ Thomas Rile ................ Elizabeth Fred Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor ricks ...... ................... B usiness Manager Helen Kopp ...,..................................... ....... A ssistant Business Manager Josephine Alexander Elizabeth Graeber Ethel Baxter May Grace Graft lean Brumble Olive Gregory Elizabeth Chesnutt Eileen Groce Eleanor Colborn Ioan Kilgore Mary Deyoe Ruth ' Dean Evans Evelyn Pe Rigg Helen Smith rguson Gordon Ste wart lean Waldie -l