Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Art Allen, P1'e.v.,' Virginia Thulin, V.-P1'e.r.,' Dave Harsch, Ser.: Harold Johnson, Trenr. Senior Closs THE closing of this school year will mark the closing of a wonderful chapter, a brilliant chapter, a never-to-be forgoten one. Our class can be justifiably proud of the record made in every line of endeavor, in music, art, dramatics, in the shop, in the kitchen or in sewing classes, in the science laboratory and in the gymnasium. V i During our four years in Peoria High School, we have progressed from a large, bewildered group of Freshmen to a compact, self-assured Senior Class. Leaders in every one of these fields of activity have brought honor to our class and have paid worthy tribute to those before us by carrying on in a wonderful way. National winners in dramatics and music have brought praise to the school as a whole. Presi- dents and officers of many activities have come from our number. We are proud that so many of us have been chosen for Charvice and Promerito, honor societies. Our Senior Class Play, Spooks,,' was applauded by all who saw it because of the great number of thrills supplied. Precedents have been set for the coming classes. From our ranks have stepped forth the first girl president, who has proved herself as worthy as any boy. We have broken away from the custom of years and are being graduated on the athletic field, where more people may be present. We all do not realize that for many of us graduation means a definite closing of this particular volume of life. No more chats with special classmates, no more shouting Hello to fifty people as we walk down the hall. Scattered to the four winds, many of us will be separated from friends made during the four happy years here. Many of us will go on to college to make new friends and acquaintances. We may open the new volume, that of the future, and see only the first page, but we cannot satisfy that element of curiosity in us to turn the pages further. However, we know, if we can count the past as an example, that the names of many who are being graduated with this class will be spelled in the capital letters of success. The Crerl - 1935 Page 21