Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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l W. G. RUSSELL Pdndpal Manual's Anniversary What have We to show tor the twenty-tive years that Manual has served Peoria? More than 2500 graduates, thousands more under her influence, almost three hundred answering our country's call to arms, hundreds fitted with skill to make an honorable living, others to college and university. ls there no other than this material equipment that she has had to give? Consistently through these twenty-tive years, Manual has held aloft the ideal that character is the chiet prerequisite for a real life. All through the city you will find young people imbued with this idea. My only wish is that in the next twenty-tive years We may continue to hold aloft the torch ot right living and service to those who turn to this school with expectant hope in their hearts. -W. G. RUSSELL. 1934 T'H E RAI R RID R Page 15

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l t t l l B C.FEHER Superintendent of Schools Our Anniversary N THE MANUAL of l9l3, the first recorded history of Manual, We read: The Manual Training High School is no longer in its infancy. CThe school was dedicated in 19095. This would indicate a period of advanced age. lt is not so, in terms of years, but Wholly true in terms of deeds. Manual lives in deeds, not years. This ideal has been the outstanding trait of the school since the day of open- ing. lt is in this sense l am thinking and believing. The builder looks Well to the foundation. lt must carry the superstructure. The foundations laid by the faculty and student body have been and are that fine Christian citizenship Which has ever and always found expression in kindliness, courtesy, cooperation, appreciation, and service. An oasis in the educational desert. Her graduates are legion: they are living examples of her ideals. Ever on with this prograrn. Congratulations! -E. C. FISHER. 1934 THE MIRROR Page l4

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vr Irma Anderson, A.B. Nebraska Vlfesleyan University, Gregg School. Shorthand, Typing. Lovely nr Ihe clay. Gertrude L. Appleqate, A.B. Hampton College, Kentucky, Anna Randall-Diehl Conservatory oi Ex- pression and Dramatic Art, New York, New York. English. Naive me fair hut who me himlf' B. B. Atkinson, B.S. Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Lathe, Mechanical Drawing. The rheerfzzl w.1n'.s' cl hingf' Richard L. Baxter, A.B. Des Moines University, Lombard College, Butler University. Assistant Coach, Our mnlent ir am' hex! hizringf' I. L. Blackman Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Machine Shop. Good mllrzfzefir newer' mn f7II7'1lLlIc?.-l L. Irving Bradley Sherwood Music School, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Graduate oi Peoria Conservatory ot Music, Am- erican lnstitute ot Normal Methods. Supervisor of Band and Orchestra, Peoria Public Schools. Ii' lhere II hem! mmif mmzm' melt ? ' 1934 Tl-IB MIRROR Page 16 Robert M. Cahail, A.B. University of Iowa. Physics. The will of iz man if hir happinerf' Ginevra Chivington, B. Mus. Northwestern School of Music, Illinois State Normal University, Knox College. Music Director. G0d'J vlzzuif will 7ZUf hnirh ufifh one lunef' Betty Cullen Attendance Clerk. A lovely lady gmwzenled in lighl from her ozrn heauzyf' G. T. Danner, B.E., M.A. Columbia University. Mechanical Drawing. A man mo happy for I1l07'frllll-1.1, Lilly A. Dean, B.A., M.A. University of Illinois, University ot Wisconsin. Speech. Whal ir lovely 72E'l'f?7' dies' hifi ,'m,ue.r info other l0z eli12e.r.v'. Iohn G. Dieken, B.S. Bradley Polytechnic Institute. German, Plane Geometry. And gladly ufozzlzl he le.11'r1, and gladly Ieafhf'