Springfield High School - Scrivener Yearbook (Springfield, PA)

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,-xl S-if 3 f1 !'-I If A eff- fv, l it The last two years of the class of 1943 in Springfield High School, have been vastly different from those experienced by other classes. This difference brought to the members of the class many new problems with which they were uncertain as to the best means oi solution. In their bewilderment, they remembered a trusted friend, and advisor, of their earlier school days. This friend-our Supervising Principal, Mr. Harvey C. Sabold, was just the person they needed to help them out of their difficulties. And help them he did! Mr. Sabold was not only ready and willing to give suggestions relative to the problem immediately at hand, but he also extended invaluable advice which would be of priceless value in the future. His advice and counsel have not only aided and guided us in the past, but will continue to be of inestimable worth in the many years ahead of us. Each member of the graduating class of 1943 heartily expresses his thanks and gratitude to Mr. Sabold for his untiring efforts in their behalf.

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The Edltorral Fomrmttee admrres the Vrctory cover. Dorothy Wolic, Erlrra Patterson, Norma Lurwick, Carolyn Dotz, lean Kellett, Marlorie Downes, Noll Durst, Virqmia Hurst. Y Qian... QR! umtxt- Q - y X l H Q ' t -- ,F 'iff .E .:,:.-qi.-L - , 'fgX,.QLf,, W 7 These girls have helped in many ways. Betty Holscher. Ioan Loan, Marilyn Borqh. Marilyn Tircuit, Betty Wrlson, Olwen Reese

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Alix 'N fx Zkfx. I The members of the class of 1943 will never forget the friendly, helping hand of the Principal of Springfield High School, Mr. Milton L. Smith. No matter what perplexity they were in, they knew that Mr. Smith would never fail them. If they needed an adjustment made in their daily curriculum about which they were uncertain, there was never the slightest hesitation as to whom they should turn. As if automatically controlled, their footsteps turned toward the desk of the ever ready to be of service Mr. Smith. The students knew that when they turned to leave that often frequented desk, their questions would be answered, and their problems solved. Many of the class members of '43 have either gone into the Service oi our country, or expect to do so in the near future. These boys will be ever grateful to Mr. Smith for the guidance and aid which he rendered them. Every member oi the class echoes the words-N Thank you, Mr. Smith! ffafi it