Springfield High School - Trojan Yearbook (Springfield, SD)

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FUTURE TEACHER Future Teachers of America is an organization formed for those students who are planning careers in the teaching field. BACK ROW L to R S. Halsey, H.Crowe, W. Grant, P. Boch- man, D. Langbehn, Mrs. Cleworth FRONT ROW L to R J. Donahue, J. Van- derlei, J. I-brnstra, E. Thompson, M. Fonder, R. May, A. Eringa N an Q ,53- MERI L to R A. Langley, R. May, E. Thompson, S. werse, W. Louwerse, J. Ebeling, Mrs. Cleworth, advisor These students keep the SHS library in order by checking out all books, magazines, and reference materials. Mrs. Cleworth is head librarian. Preszler, K. Lou-

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055, Ps FOURTH ROW L TO R: J. Langley, J. Cournoyer, J. Den Ouden, L. Jacobs, B. Schotanus, B. Hornstra, P. Sandvick, J. Lundin THIRD ROW L TO R: A. Boschma, M. Preszler, S. Halsey, M. Heimstra, A. Eringa, J. Vanderlei SECOND ROW L TO R: B. Gretschmann, J. Lundin, M. Fon- der. J- JHHSGH. M- PaUlS0H. J. Hornstra, R. Frye, A. Jones FIRST ROW L TO R: M. Clevorth, Coach, R. Anderson, D. DeBoer, E. Thompson, M. Hornstra, J. Paulson, S. Preszler LOCAL DECLAMATIO WINNERS L TO R: A. Boschma Oratory A. Eringa Hu orous M. Fender Dramatic D. Giedd Knot pictured! Poetry D. Giedd was also a district winner. uf PEECH Speech Events Assembly Programs Local Declam Contest District Declam Con- test SDU Declam Clinic SSTC 2ndPlace Declam SDU SpeechConference Little Eight at SSTC NFL District Tourna- ment SD District Tourna- ment SD State Tournament BACK ROW L TO R: P. Sandvick, S. Hal- sey, J. L8US19Yn R- FTY9n MTS' Cleworth, Coach FRONT ROW L TO R: B. Hornstra, J. Lundin, S. Preszler, A. Boschma

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opp nNot before I punch her in the nosen The comedy, FRENCH TOAST, starred John Lundin as a bachelor about to take the fatal step, Jean Comai as his fiance, and E11ynThomp- son aslds Frenchnnight- mare. x Adlhl, 33i 'w V V f, TTTN-NN i,v QEEQ ??Q XXX gi: :Vo C ,qfilliagi r A ' is nThere won't be enough left of you to feed to the nogs.' Barb Hornstra played an innocent but ambi- tious FARMER'S DAUGHTER in an old-fashioned melodrama by that name. Lyle Coleman was out- standing asthe villain. ACT YOUR AGE, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the senior class the evening of March 26. nAnd Juliet is the su n Ken Thompson and Jim Odens stole the show portraying two carpen- ters in N0 TIM FOR SKIRTS,am ofduwe one- act plays presented by the junior class Novem- ber 19. Leads in the comedy were Mary Hornstra as a tomboychosen May Queen, Roger DeRoos as her brother,and DonWhrring- ton as their partner in mischief. kxaxx .lf -EB NNJ