Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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TOP ROW ADAIR, HARLAND What sllall I do to be forever kuortin, And make the age to come my own? lntra-mural Basketball, Banking manager. AHERN, BERTHA 'Tis well to be merry and wise 'Tis well to be honest and true. ALBRECHT, VUILLIAM Men of few words are the best men. Promerito, jr. National Honor, Archery, German Club, Science Club, Stamp Club, Intra-mural Basketball, Cue Club, Sr. Na- tional Honor. ALLEN, ART Here is a rnan to lxold against the world. Pres. Senior Class, Pres. Promerito, Pres. Science Club, Projection Crew, Jr. National Honor, Chemistry Prefect, Tennis Team, Sr. National Honor. ALLEN, MARY MARGARET . . . happy and virtuous as the Hyperboreans Commercial Club, Music Club. ANDERSON, CHARLES The gentle rnind by gentle deeds is known. jusendra, Sec. Prornerito, Photographer of Cresl, Cue Club, Science Club, Stamp Club, Sec. Advisory Group, Marriage of Nan- nette . ANDERSON, GRANT A man to motel: the mountains and the seas. Jusendra, Cue Club, Lettermen's Club, Pro- merito, French Club, Track, Capt. Swimming Team, Sonia , Marriage of Nannette , Sr. National Honor. The Crest- 1935 Page 22 BOTTOM ROW ANDERSON, HAROLD His time is forever, everywhere his place. Stamp Club, Cue Club. ANICKER, ISABEL Great thoughts come from the heart. Cue Club, English Club, Music Club, jusen- dra, French Club, jr. National Honor, The Flattering Word , Dramatic Honor, Sr. Na- tional Honor, Charvice. ARENDS, SHIRLEY Her very frowns are fairer far Than srmles of other maidens are. Cue Club, Music Club, jusendra, Archery Club, jr. Tri-S, G.A.A. ASHLEY, ROBERT . . . moved from place to place with the speed of the wind. Pres. Sophomore Class, Stamp Club, English Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Pro- merito, Letterman's Club, Student Council, Touchdown . AYRES, WALTER I would help others, out of a fellow feeling. Science Laboratory Prefect, Science Club, ju- sendra, Prefect, junior Prom Committee. BABB, BETTY Sound sense, and love itself, and mirth ana' glee. Dramatic Honor, Touchdown , Mysterious Mrs, Updike , Cue Club, jusendra, Kodak Club, Snap Shot Editor of Crest, Opinion Staff. BAILEY, MABEL If any have a stone to throw lt is not 1, ever or now. Cue Club, Prefect, G.A.A.

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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

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TOP ROW BALL, GLENN Ne'z'tlzz'r will I pn! myself forrmrll as otlvprs do. Stamp Club, Movie Makers. BALLANCE, MARY JEAN 'iPl'6S6'TZ'lAlIll the sre'z'et11v.r.v of pr'ofv0rli01z. Charvice, Dramatic Honor, Faculty Editor of Cresl, jr. National Honor, Sr. National Honor, Pres. Cue Club, Vice-pres. French Club, The Ghost Story , The Mysterious Mrs. Updike , Quill and Scroll. BALLANCE, VIRGINIA And the bvsl of me is d1'l1'geuvl'. Jusendra. BAMBER, ROBERT Begonia, dull care! I fvritlzfe be-your from me BARNES, DOROTHY Angels are painted fair, io look like you. Cue Club, -Ir. National Honor, Jusendra, Student Assemblies. BARRETT, BRUCE Going his rainy, flu' way that lzf' grows best. BARRICK, PHYLLIS Tha brain is wider than the sky. Senior Tri-S, junior Tri-S, Junior National Honor, jusendra, Cue Club, The Marriage of Nannetten, Charvice. BOTTOM ROW BASHUSEN, WILMA A fallow f1'z'l1'11gf mukrs one Ti'0lIl1l'l7Il.Y lZllIll. BATCHELDER, JOE WlL3', man, he doll: lu'sM'z'de this fmrrort' world like iz Colussusf' Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Track, Lettermens Club, Cue Club, French Club, Group Banker, Social Science Club, Sr. National Honor. BAUMFLECK, JEAN Not fvroud, but humlilcj only to svrm' and pusy on, to endure to the cud through service, Cue Club, Home Economics Club, jusendra, Charvice. BEAL, MARK And lu' was alrvayx quietly urrz1yml. jusendra, Cue Club, Stamp Club, Social Sci- ence Club, Prefect. BECKER, GARNET But thc Lord looked on his fvorlr 111111 saw flmt It was youd. Junior National Honor, G.A.A. BECKER, MARTHA lllu.vz'c, rvlzfn soft rmiras div, 'zulzwrlcs in tlzf' memory. Cue Club, jusendra, French Club. BECKSTINE, WILLARD I have .wt myself argon u mst, and I will .mimi the lmzrurd of the dm. Radio Club. The Crest-1935 Page 23