Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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f C' i F 0 pl 43' ARTHUR LOVERIDGE The Gang at the Manual office won't seem the same without Art and Jean any- more. GERALD LYONS Fishing and hunting. Hunt- ing and fishing. They both come first on jerry's list of musts. BETTY MCDANIELS There is nothing evasive about this frank, though shy, girl. HILDA MCDANIELS We have a personal inter- est in Hilda now because she's working at Peoria Blue Print. FRANK MICHAEL Popular with boys and girls alike is something hard to attain for most people, but not Frank. RICHARD MOLEK A good sense of humor helps Dick make friends more rapidly, if that's pos- sible. PEARL MOY Pearl is certain to go high in the business world, and we're all behind her. IAMES MURPHY Jim's fine record on the Mirror Business Staff will serve as an incentive to future workers. SHIRLEY NEUHAUS There's a time for all things, and Shirley always gets them done. RICHARD PITTNER Cars aren't a mystery to. him, but he doesn't keep them long enough to find out everything about them. 1 t 'W i is -rr- 'Ss '5- 'Q

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?3-5. Q A DELORES COFFEY Sewing is her hobby and will come in handy, if and when, rationing comes. ROYCE DARRAH Our Latin protege is the label we pin on Royce. IOSEPH DEEB Joe has a quiet sense of humor that few people suspect. BETTY DESMOND When we think of Betty, we sigh in envyg she's so efficient. LAVONNE EIS Cool-headed and calm, La- Vonne can be depended upon no matter what the emergency. GERALDINE FOSTER A conscientious worker, fwe looked a long timej Geraldine still has a good time. FRANCES HALL She took dictation with very little effortg now it's repaying her. CORRINE HEIMESHOFF Connie was a typical south- ern belle in the Revue last fall. ALLAN IOHNSON An amiable chap, Al's piano playing thrills all those who hear him. The ninety- year-old-snail would lose a race with Allan. ROBERT KOSANOVICH Bob's name was on more than one girl's mind, but he's in navy blues now. X

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ARNOLD SAVAGE We're very proud of our new school flag and its de- signer. The glory belongs to Arnold. BERNARD SCOTT We give our highest praise and honor to Scottie for his invaluable work in organ- izing The Tacs. DORIS SHOLS A very capable and reliable student. Doris has obtained highest honors for the 1944 mid-year class. WILLIAM SEIZINGER Some people, like Bill, are just born with wisdom. MARIAN TAYLOR Here's another graduate who loves her new job. CHARLES UNDERWOOD One would never describe him as quiet, but he's well- liked. MARGARET VICE The North called, and Mar- garet fairly flew to Wiscon- sin to begin working. ROBERT WHITE Basketball is Bob's favorite sport, and he attends all the games although he's only a spectator. RUSSEL WILLIS Russell's good sense of humor and jovial expres- sion will be remembered by all who know him. TED YOUNG ,. We missed Teddy's clever 'hu drawings for the Mirror this last semester