Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1945 volume:

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During the past year she has directed us in the sale of stamps and bonds, and it was through her untiring efforts that our Bond Drives have gone over the top! efzebta , ' V , ., ,. , 5 'ESM ' ,QQ - 4 it 'F ' 1 N F-YM--W-m........ , A Ag. V 1 f S, Hy, 'i r ' W I V ,, .,,, ww V H - .M,,,,, MV M-MM ,,,.M.-,h.,W,N f' . 1, f-.W.., ,-WWw--.- -W - .... . , Mfrw--u ,M,,,WL, 'YfmfM- ,,, l I I - 1 fm fx A -W.wM.V.,,.m........Q-m.LW.:...1',lfQj' Unix, H A Y is H Q, if 3 .. ,. , AWWVLMVV , P . ,. I ,V . 'A i A M-M.,-.L,,.X..W.L, V , , ,, ,hwy if ii, mb A M T , 1' W I ' f- Y-ww. I M 1 ' M3 52 rrlk I - M I PtMW'W xH'M'M'W'w-wm w...,.,,,, , ,ff aj, 5 ,- l ,--f S K, . .. .NV , Q A 75,4 Spain? ' ,Mr Nxx .un Janet Cler. ke Wilma Gebhardt .... . . Shirley Sullivan . . Pamela Kepplinger .... . Marjorie Getz .... Doris Gorman .... Ursula Maister. . . Phyllis Travis. . . Don Stewart ..... Fred Voelpel ....... Pat Lemburg .... . . . . .Editor-in-Chief Advertising Manager . .Business Manager . . . . . .Senior Editor . . . .Classes Editor . . .Faculty Editor . . .Activities Editor . . . .Athletics Editor . . . . . .Art Editor ........Typist PHOTOGRAPHERS Bill Harker, George Junkhan, Dolores Moutier. ASSISTANTS Sara Lee Burdick, Lillian Thornton, Lee Hinnen, Lois Frye, Barbara Weyler, Phyllis Jerome, Lauretta Engstrom BUSINESS STAFF Leah Faber, Shirley Key, Shirley Moore, Ruth Rose, Marjorie Applebaum, Doris Lundberg, Nancy Lee, Barb Raef, Joanne Garrott, Lila Bassett, Harry Neumiller, Jack Mueller, Helen Burrell, Shirley Gauch, Jackie Kammerer, Nancy Kammerer, Gladys Strehlow, Janet Shemas, Anne Anderson, Kay Kirwan, Janet Whalen, Phyllis Bauman, Ellen Harney, Lois Wessel- hoft, Barbara Waters, Jane Bogard, Alice Lehman, john Lauder, Lois White, John Reichert, Marietta McClure, Naomi Hulson. 746 . .!p an Smafw hmm Sapdwmfzw 716mm 74 5 . an . Hamm ,444 0 0 0 A long, long time ago Johnny Appleseed walked across the plains of this great country, all along the way planting appleseeds which grew into huge apple orchards. So, too, our faculty, with their wide range of information and helpful spirit are sowing the seeds of knowledge in our minds. Thus, we students are being pre- pared to face the future with courage and open-mindedness. X f X X Xxx 1' s . 5 , ,Hitt H no A Q ' XSRSFAH-crohlzt ' J if I-fy sgsxgE2'q.Yxw j .- 11- - -4' Wlflixz --,KW ' XX A ' , ,-Szuf-ily? X X ff, l'l3 'ul lV '-3 ,1 I f ' A f lla.,-. ' X xx N 3 Ns -J 6, , 11' A A ' Exif 4 'TE in A 1243? E 'Ql- ff I f M M 5- in In 2 1 W 1 -m'Wim,g Eifwjk- JV, . Si m H ., MM wk' 2 ff ., . , X , if . '. :?fMff., , il f Wy, 'ifsww X ' fu - ' W: . f ,uf Q, 'L ' EV' Q4 i' 11,9 5 s - -MY'5f7'73fQ??Qf'.f fQff5If .fl? Q' '- , ' elf- V y 5 L , A . f - ' ' A r . ' V f ' 2 , - '5 f 1 rx 1551? 1. 1 1 ,Af P gf, 45 an .1 2 ff iw za fi? H363 if fi ,gig ,, . :im N . 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W1 Ls 'Z-QQAFJINL TH I in O Dea:fI1fIb:'?7aAle 0 fb S H f-B an 2170,-e ., e6 oppo r. o -Vs rz ds, 1, QMWW BARTLET1' GEORGE BIB0 AE1 y y 'T' ' ANN IGHT, ADA M H M.A. U C md me go? M, BA ALEX th Words' pass but actions S Iothing d In everjlo SIE M, - r turtle remain. pons K new L NA 50fi'av?fig.i1. Mathematics Society' Dramatic I-Io ff01'fAEAfA, MA aW3 U-y n0I' 1761 ' Y Geome ht-,more ,- -Ye.-5 IN 352:31 ms, SOP P11ySl'5'sZ2fi'efW,vf 'L' C1asS 66,1 615 he Ver 196228 The relative humidity of the physics reom is measured by Mr, Bielema and two assistants. BROWN, EDNA M., M.S. BRQW . , N 'Travel makes a wise man 'Better a'mNINA I better. fhan ,WO Cilike avoided Commercial Geography JF- Business T efrtedfj mercial Lawrammg, Com B ,SUNOIY S 'wer ' I-'P D . e E SDOZZISI' s'oo e.y?Q P 0 1. - ' 15' 1' Sbahllvh C1116 6 Lp , Pb erzergoz-fo, VII, L., 'W E., M EDNA BURDWE' IA hlg . a' es Social Sm 1 2 Wish we could see what Hancock and Mr. Burns are so engrossed in. LJUKNS, HH. GEO 11 me nail RGE M A .M .Wm ANET EI 0 ,, QB. BUSWELL, I social . H the head, AB- . ,H Sp0ns0iC'g2Z?S f1C'est la vze-h Spanish cmb 10' Class, Cue Latin, Ffenc ' cm b Sponsor: Ffench u CA '7'61eLSO1v . 6 14 SDo,:sIca11?Q,, Slobgs QC A44 Sol.: Gducat. 158 . A 1011 ,, Phglvs' MAR Lqok xg, ,h Y M., NWAY, HELEN v.LeMi2a.,, Sfdemf 8 bffghe CONNELL, VIRGINIA v., C0 ou wguld be do Libraq, ' B,Ed. 'HD as Y Cataloguer HH . o 1 h onesty IS the best policy. English, 5555251 Science Sponsofz 'boo Oyffifgjk C., DEAL, JOHN W., M A FI EORGIA . . fl ' M G O ,, T3,,'31i,,2i1,f:5,'iff,'Sf' W' fwiifihiiz R AB- Omnia vincxt. Mathematics than kg 'S more by nLabor Cx b Senior Spgnsgr: Opinion Business Foods Clihdnessln Hdmg ' - u i ' t ' a xggggsort Latmnor SOCKBW a Hn Natiorlax H0 Miss Coppgck supervises the Latin conjugations. '94 d. 'sa- pbysfcflohgsle '3' Q S 1 U4 H of .' ionssl Educ 0, 07.9 adefs Q4-AatIO'L 51 Cb eel een F13 2,01-gfla LO I6 e Q.. DIS Librazbfavetjes 66,12 I all aqd IO FLUEGEL, G1 THEODORE B., M.A. 1558, FLORENCE No legacy so rich as ffgoidl' I-1 honesty. Wont ventured is 17 If Chemistry Math ' 1 a Sponsor: CREST Business Sponserriatics Staff Or. Junior Red C ross 'fri ti '- Cwwl H NLA D., BESS 'Vey' HALEV k is fo ll iq-0 thff' Enzmh . Seniof CXSS Svonson FAYES, VER Bob Kelly is prompt in buying his English Book from Miss Hayes. A-, A ERVANT' when undmd J., A.13. HEGHIN, Y while. 6 xwalr a ' MA. I OH more than English 'IL ' f' f!',!:':f, , A w Hpgsii Fiilechew-U - y -i If W History . lgcaence .. . Soma .5 S Onsor. G P Chxb . .J Lt! W N SU 1 oruia Aearslhi QQ T 5 Q ly ' yl31nglg6I fa sw' ,, i Crea GA gfeazess Win 5MA G . Ss 'I 'sce IS' gxojogy s. rn A. LAMBERTON. y ledge Comes, but w DOUSO1-5 Ju . Thinking is far from UKHOW lingers. Honor so :POF Natio knowing. dom . tory Clllb clety, Scienncal Commercial Subjects U. S' His e . Cue Ctub SPOHSO' ' r E MATSON FRANCES AB -Y MANUD A .7 No momeanf is Withoufsomo MAXFIE MCGRATH, sf dllfyn MA LQ CORA NLA- f of Succe N . ' , Impr M, fo ws ist e H Aids ' ' Onsor- 6157 'Jo succeed' . . Cue Club Ssocllall-661' Engxisilr. Student Councd D0,,s0r?Z,dIf:L6joI1 SIUE, AB SPOUS ' ' OMS SS? 6'-241 17701-ei 003. Cjas C17 s How is that for good timing, Miss Lambetton? NOPPENBERGER a R JOHN A., B.s. KISON, He who would command ff A2131 RALPH A., must obey. ood Word is Physical Education, P1-ias :an ew? onefias S0017 said Director of Athletics mms Ser ,, PLO'-1190 rf.Q9 Y-9 'PEN' f C C211 Mlbeh C1 G . I .' 10 III' if I AN 1 'E Q -EESEM E., BL, R 1-1ARl?fgDWea1fh. u Heat! Educagioti ufaxs YSWQA 3-YY 1,-mam H REIN AB. MAITIARD' AUGUSTE, RICE, EMuf1:Idg'Q1e is Wmth HH I , or Error the truth by using fwdlZi12'ZJe11',, English Engxish l jusend,-3 sponsor' Mr. Westhotf illustrates a mighty tricky problem W -94.6 ' '66 'Ze 51? req bbesf and Clubnson. Sta le-in-G SOMM ' Be C f, re X Thin , J, B. ki Att . arengf 52,16 by ilalv WALTER C Pile, -Bzolog ne Wejlv es Wns the W Sp Y ' U . . K h end cr0 Oltsgr: P , Better three hours too 'T e . S 16 Clence gtojection C Soon, than a.minute too late. Mathematics Hb few, English, Speech, Sponsor: Jusendra, P.R.B. W CIWJQSON Q 0 11 .f i C' bible e'4'f ' E .A. TROTH, JOHN v. VA ELMER' M d All things come to him who MNDEVENT Y, S , , SZEPESEH work, Work hat Waits. 24 goi' Eli JZ Klwhen Y 011 Play' play Shorthand Typing Ser d exampj . W Whefiqny , atb mow' e 'S me b 'ALTM1 h . . f E e . Ssf ziixmental Nmsic fl Spollsogiatmsf Rad' lejy WQSQ Lu Inst l Opinion Io E081 ' qep'5'1-m9fa '1?1CILLE Span 5317 see Opeflig P62 P178 11- 1' If - ' . F1-e S bmah 15s 5,0 JJ C1as s VVESTHOFF, W. F., B.S. , WIL ln all labor there is profit. ffomgilgl MERIDA A Electricity, Woodwork Vale d abla dos 1611 g .B. L . 05' bomb ,, ua-S' atm, Spanish res. p0I1SOr5 C National Il? Club, Seni 0 U 01' nor Society A trig student shows Miss Giles just how it's done. 10117 I- QQ' 61.136 II' 61, 6 '79 '22 6 1 f F Sex ,P 111 Oods If C'?a-bio! K I, uw., ,M -a.,5s.9 x 17 If Acco 'f e4L woon, ADA M., A-B, A B- , B.L.S. TSMAN, ANS beffeff Choose an author as you Evrhe 5001195 t ds choose a friend. Okkeeilmg of Waf B03 Librarian B0 Onset: SaXe Sena? N X 'SP 513111951 ew and Y Sou , 1-1on0 Uonax U , , O Let things bg dffplqf M.A. Z-IEGL'ERv TTE M., ately and ' e accur- CHARLQ kein Preis. Mecha . In order. -fghne Fle1sS ' Dm and Machine Gennan, SSEYESST, German SPOHSOU CXub 9 H Q. fr:- WX hav AY' Miss Kinhoier holds their attention in biology In 0:30 1:7 ICE C Danist gofde LAND H , MA Keep your 35L1NE ZM Omce '1 up E5 XNE- . has , OAD Y ee Clerk MCMILLEN, HAZEL M, S59 who has Fanen Make haste slowly. everything' Pdndpgj Office clerk ta,-y i0 the Qecre . - Som I'10d Co I Ulefg C 8 On ecfin ss Spe M . W' 11 1 ' - OU g' 8 rame Roach over a difficult spot. Mr. Deal straightens out a knotty problem for Bill Luney. Jodie . h the a C1335 iililqgiba Pfam an 221. . Speed' l ROOTH - g 10 mes to life 10 keg 3 recoidisiiss ConWa History co - Caicott massistance O Mr 1 I rs -1sman e ps bool-ikeepmg student Lor F Own Opi eXamg3n2P1'01itab1e pe. 'I lot. An interesting bulletin board is the center of interest in Miss Reinhard's room. TM I d old PH.s. just Seems that only yesterday we came to goo . think, this year we graduate! We are valiantly facing the future as Hiawatha and Minnehaha expectantly scanned the broad, un- ' t etching out before them. known pla1ns s r 0 x 10 7 ,WALI X' BA1'f.g 1 ' , f. ' S ,f 4 X N v kk as f xsfgx: . flui d X i HW f . . rf igztm N ji JM-Vg, ,, qfgg.-::lSi- ihggyiamtix.na-.agli N 'I I1 fl! 'Tf5i'5Z!:..:VF'!f?iv'5L' ' i 1' w U Yr, ii 'si 'izffwffav?:e:ff'.P'!F'fei H . Y I X55 is I ' 74 t.gs-xxfqzi ilfgql Z as 1? - -. X 4' ii ,, N?5,,,, he A X 1-SAN - ' -. 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Q A ..,, f' '6f,4'-,gg 11 gf ','2fg1,1 ,' -5,323 .rf Q, Q iggf' 1 'Q .13 Q, T-Zf3 f.f:j.fi Egg. 1414,,f?g,i5..-:-gigsJgig kigggglgfggfhig- -gs gy.,:.aw.g1'.,..1.L,..3',..J.. .AQ . 4.m.....1...-,.--. arm--A--'--'-'fs S- - Don Stewart J3Ck.B01'ld Bob Baker Bob Blane Treasurer Pfesldent Vice President Secretary 7 . I am a Central senior . . . My diploma's almost won. I've many deeds accomplished Yet so many left undone . . . My days are so much richer, Everyone's a friend of mineg I'm proud to be a member Of a school so great and line! Wilma Hatfield! Mr. Burns and Mrs. Hale Senior Class Sponsors , L ALDRICH, JOAN Alluring, Sedate G.A.A., Tri-S, Cue Club, HO. P. Aches ALLTON, ROBERT Ready, Agteeable Opinion, Fr.-Soph. Foot- ball, Projection Crew APPLEBAUM, MARJORIE Modern, Intriguing Opinion, Spanish Club, Science Club, G.A.A., Page, Cue Club, Jusen- dra, Pep Club ARNOLD, HARRIETT Active, Enthusiastic CREST, G.A.A. Cheerleader .Q '15, BAER, LEC Likeable, Blond Bowling, Football M if f if fm, lf: ft . iii-WV w 22 BAKER, ROBERT Witty, Popular Fr.-Soph, Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Track, Student Council, Jusendra, H O. P. Achesf' P.R.B., Sr. Hi-Y, An American is Bom, Sr. Class Vice-Pres. A 1 'WX RQ, Q a BALL, JUANITA Natural, Sweet BARLOW, BARBARA Blithe, Open-minded G.A.A., jusendra, Page Cue Club BARNEWALT, WALTER Bashiul, F un-loving BATH, MARY FRANCES Successful, Praise-Worthy Spanish Club, Opinion, G.A.A., Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Jr. National Honor Society BECKER, JEAN Sunny, Unruifled G.A.A., Science Club, Latin Club, Red Cross, X Jusendra, Social Sfience -5' ciuy , X. , Y X it xv , ,KW ax , .7 X Q . NJ jx ,N x 8 r I ,S x Y ' 4 fy 'YB N 'X 1 ,, Q . f ,- , g I 0 ol 1 V N - nl rf 1,1 Sf, X 7 BEHREND, BERTWIN I nteresting, Bashful Basketball, Football BELCKE, ROBERT Astute, lmpish Hi-Y BENNARICK, MARY Benign, Reliable BLANE, BOB Dexterous, Renown Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Jr. Class Treasurer, Jusen- dra, Fr.-Soph. Track, UO. P. Achesj' Sr. Class Secretary, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Basketball BLESSMAN SHIRLEY ANN Hard-working, Cheerful G.A.A., Red Cross, Latin Club, Cue Club, Science Club, Jusendra BOGARD, JANE Serene, Lively CREST, Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A. BOND, JACK Friendly, Frolicsome Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football PRB Sr Class President 'fs 11535 A 17, ' We f ag: , 2, I BOOHER, JO ANNE Pleasant, Untiring G.A.A., Pep Club, Jusendra, Social Science Club V I at v 5. 41 , 'll Jw V 1 M BOUSSUM, Joyce Intelligent, Cultured Jusendra, Spanish Club, Opinion, Social Science Club, Library Assistant N BROSHEARS, LEE Helpful, Sincere French Club BROWN, CAROLE JUNE Glamorous, Enviable Latin Club, Cue Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Jusendra BRUNINGA, HENRY Humorous, Friendly German Club, Opinion, Dean's Assistant, Jusendra, Social Science Club, Cue Club, Tennis. Visual Aids BRYANT, BETTY JEAN F un-loving, Enthusiastic G.A.A., Cue Club, Jusendra, Latin Club 1 :Aff BUENNEKE, JEAN ANN Dark, Distinguished Spanish Club BUENNEKE, NORMA Efficient, Cheery G.A.A. BURDICK, SARA LEE Naive, Talented CREST, Cue Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Art Club, Jusendra, Pep Club BURKS, JANET Quiet, Cute G.A.A., Red Cross 'ex RR L, HELEN in x Ck It etile N R SR sendra l i , 5 1 ,X A X 24 'J Q BUTTON, YVONNE Easy-going, Lioyal Cue Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Jusendra W W FN 9 2? ,I ff -if ,iw 4 , f,-1 N ,xl 'X -A-., Nj .J CALLAWAY, ROBERT Considerate, Agreeable M N M11 CATCOTT, JO ANN Fascinating, Peppy CHANDLER, RICHARD Well-read, Quiet Cue Clue, French Club, Social Science Club, Scribblers Club, Jusen- dra, Red Cross, Opinion, O. P. Aches CLER, JANET Cheerful, Genuine CREST, Cue Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Spanish Club, French Club, Jusendra CLOYD, JACK Gallant, Good-looking Fr. Class Vice-Pres., Student Council, Cue Club, Jusendra, Stage Crew, Page, Spanish Club .1 f 1. M 1 A i M JW COLLINS, EUGENE jolly, Adventurous Page, UO. P. Aches , Football Manager, Jusendra, Spanish Club, Track he ,M jf! COMER, AUDREY Witty, Accomplished Cue Club, jusendra, Social Science Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Page, P.R.B., Opinion IS 9l'l 619 COOPER, MARY LOIS Modish, Charming Cue Club, Jusendra, G,A.A., Red Cross, Jr. National Honor Society, Dean's Assistant, Pep Club, Science Club, Latin Club, HO. P. Aches , jr. Class President CORZINE, EDWIN Easy-going, Friendly Fr.-Soph. Basketball WA CROMER, WILMA Competent, Sparkling G.A.A., Spanish Club, Prefect, jr. National Honor Society, Projection Crew, Red Cross CROUCH, LOUISE . Intelligent, Loyazl' NN' tm' Library Asgisfant N . V, ,i x yt' rf 'V ii I f -Q I 4 , .s te I' b ,Q 5, -fs., A, M, . M w Q 4 'X in ' ya 1 -141, , 7:1 , ' g , v ' .ff E 3, 'Nj 1 I ,,. . if ' . 51 ,...5 W f I if ly wi ,rw P ' I 5- -, .lr CROWDER, BEATRICE Amiable, Co-operative mt -l..4,, I DANNER, MARILYN Determined, Mannerly Spanish Club, Cue Club v Library Assistant, Jusen- dra, Office Assistant DAVIS, GLORIA Dainty, Cute Cue Club, G,A.A., Latin Club, Science Club, Jusendra, Pep Club, Jr. National Honor Society DAVIS, VIRGINIA Fascinating, Vivacious G.A.A. DEES, PAULINE Pretty, Humble G.A.A., Banu Queen DOD, JACQUELINE Energetic, Novel Art Club, Pep Club, Jusendra, G.A.A, Science Club I DURKIN, DOROTHY Adventurous, Eager EATON JACQUELINE Piquant, Efficient Opinion, Spanish Club EMORY, MARILYN Sweet, U natlected ENDSLEY, DALE Debonair, Generous Latin Club, Red Cross ENGSTROM, LAURETTA Tiny, Penny Cheerleader, Cue Club, Office Assistant, Pep Club, G.A.A., jusendra, CREST, Projection Crew ESKOFF, ZELDA Sensible, Optimistic FUN! Cue Club, Spanish Club, French Club, G.A.A., Jusendra, Latin Club f 1 ll 1 pg F 1 H nl 'l ,:,j,:. ' 1 if I ' 1 G 4, - f gif. -aff- f -ff' . .Zff':1-':3fD,'? C I ,-a' jf: f Q' fl 1 V I J 13, gg- .gagg- E 5 ,ed 1 , Y , :ff ' FJ: 19.5, -r K FABER, LEAH Light-hearted, Fun-loving CREST, Red Cross, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Page FARRER, ETHEL Earnest, Hard-working G.A.A., Red Cross, Pep Club, Jusendra, Social Science Club, Spanish Club FELLAY, MARY Thoughtful, Talented Opinion, G.A.A., Cue Club, Quill and Scroll, Jr. National Honor Society, Student Council Book Exchange, Social Science Club, jusendra FETCHO, SYLVIA Small, Active Cheerleader, Pep Club 4- ' -1,1-Mtg. 4 N ..,..-sa.:-j',,,,,,,.,R,yl 'f P ill 'xl -f' fi. '-.fli43,fj4 g x ,X f 1 '- 'T -in-Ci -' N4 , ER iw, K 8 FEY, Accomplished, Versatile Red Cross, Cue Cl , Jusendra, G.A.A., Opinion, P.R.B., HO. P. Aches, Soph. Class Pres An American is Born, Dramatic Honor Society Pep Club, Page FRANTZ, BOB Quiet, Lilcable FRONINU, DAVID F rolicsome, Brave Golf, Cue Club FRY, OLIVE ANN Reserved, Cheerful FUENER, ROBERT Husky, Ambitious GAMBLE, KAY Ginger-haired, Demure G.A.A., Cue Club, Jusen- dra, Spanish Club, Latin Club., Jr. National Honor Society, Social Science Club, Dean's Assistant GARDNER, DONNA NANCY Dependable, Willing Tri-S, Red Cross, Science Club If ?i?'f?W f,Tk GEBHARDT, WILMA Capable, Winning CREST Editor-in-Chief, G.A.A., Science Club, Jr. National Honor Society, German Club, Jusendra, Social Science Club I ,viii www 'I 'IW yilkillw J WI , gli YZ dl ,, CRADLE.- GETZ, MARJORIE Gay, Cooperative CREST, Cue Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Science Club, P.R.B., jusendra, jr. National Honor Society, Pep Club . f ' s ll-t X M GIBSON, PATRICIIA Saucy, Ambitious G.A.A., Cue Club, Jusen- dra, Spanish Club, Pep Club, P.R.B., Dean's Assistant GINGERICH, DONNA Vivacious, Smooth Cue Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Jusendra, Pep Club GORMAN, DORIS Reliable, Genial CREST, G.A.A., Cue Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Tri-S, Opinion Red Cross GRIGGS, ERNEST jolly, Entertaining GROEPER, CLETUS Courteous, Generous Opinion GROOM, MARNAJEAN Modest, Gracious G.A.A., Jr. National Honor Society, Jusendra. Social Science Club . X . xx VA -1 ,a , fd. K GUMPLO, EDWARD V Nonsensical, Hearty .., 9, Social Science Club, Cuaf Club, jusendra, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Jr. National Honor Society, An American is Bom, Dramatic Honor Society HAHN, BOB Ambitious, Happy-go-lucky Red Cross, Track, Stu- dent Council, O. P. Aches, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Social Com- mittee, P.R.B. HAMANN, CAROL Smart, Serene Cue Club, G.A.A., Jusen- dra, Pep Club, Science Club, Social Science Club, O, P. Aches, Opinion, Office Assist- ant, An American is Bom, Dramatic Honor Society HANCOCK, ART Popular, Debonair Science Club, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Red Cross, Bowl- ing, Jusendra, P.R.B., Sr. Hi-Y 28 HARKINS, JACQUELINE I ntelligent, Shy G.A.A., Spanish Club, Jusendra, Opinion 'lo 77l0flA2f7vw, HM-be MW' . Nm 2-Co W 'A J? 'PA' 'J M fL,'i' IV. by , ,MQ ,K A L , 4, , , f 45.2471 , , 2 ,:4 .141 3 qi iflfiffifkai 'Sh A TFIIQQJ, WILMA Wide-awake, Up-right G.A.A., French Club, Opinion, Quill and Scroll, Social Science Club, Science Club, German Club, Office Assistant HAWKINS, RODERICK Carefree, Hearty Hi-Y, Fr.-Soph. Football HEIPLE, KING Efficient, Firm Opinion, Latin Club, Science Club HICKMAN, MURIEL Pleasant, Pretty Tri-S, G.A.A., Red Cross HICKS, NANCY Petite, Dainty G.A.A., Page, Red Cross, Jusendra HINCH, ROBERT Michievous, Interesting HIPPE, GLENN Cheerlul, Alert HIRSSIG, MARTHA Idealistic, Poised G.A.A., Cue Club, O. P. Achesn HITPAS, ROSALIE Striking, Refined G.A.A., Cue Club, Red Cross, Spanish Club V' 1 -If ,fl L iiifjff A J LJMJJV sac! fl xp HOFFMAN, A DOROTHY Sweet, Unaliected Spanish Club, Cue Club, Social Science Club, Red Cross, Jusendra, Opinion, G.A.A. HOLTGREVE, LAURIE JO Up-to-date, Lively G.A.A., Spanish Club, Jusendra, Page, Cue Club, French Club, Latin Club, Pep Club HOPKINS, AMY LOU lndustrious, Gay Cue Club, Page, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Jusendra, Pep Club ...M , V emi ,ix N Q' Ax X XX N 'D 'n ' PJ l HORAN, PEGGY Tiny, Energetic Jusendra HOWE, PAUL Tall, Handsome Fr.-Soph. Football, Var- sity Football, Stamp Club, Hi-Y, Track, Red Cross, Cue Club, Student Council, Varsity Basketball HULL, EUGENE Friendly, Cheerful '- I P M4 do HULSON, NAOMI Cultured, Genuine CREST, jusendra, Red Cross, Pep Club, G.A.A. ISAACS, KEN Studious, Keen Spanish Club, Jr. Na- tional Honor Society, Red Cross, Tennis JACOBUS, ROGER Dashing, Man-about school Cue Club, Projection Crew, Opinion, An American is Bom, Dramatic Honor Society I l ,An 1 . , 41,9 M, x sjwjwsfff JEROME, PHYLLIS Serene, Attractive CREST, G.A.A., Cue Club, Social Science Club, Pep Club, French Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club Art Club JOHNSON, BERNADINE Best-dressed, Enchanting G.A,A., Cue Club, Red Cross, Jusendra JOHNSON, ERLE Etlervescent, Smooth CREST, Soph. Class Treas., Spanish Club, Jr. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Projection Crew, Tennis, Page, Jusendra, Science Club JOLLY, JANET Gracious, Worthy Cue Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Opinion, Social Science Club , :Jw 'malyjgniljis Riff Kg' . ij f if tf' J N S, JUNE .3 leasast, Conside t ' 0 x N T7 af. mf? 30 JORDAN, VELDA Generous, Practical I7 1 1 '11 'ff V A G2 . , , ,,-.'. 3 -.... .-aa 4 -153 Ari: . KALLEY, Lois Artistic, Reliable G.A.A., Red Cross. Spanish Club ,n in , ' 32,415-1' 'ii Qx KAMMERER, NANCY Talented, Stately CREST, G.A.A., Jusen- dra, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Dean's Assistant KAMMERER, WAYNE Competent, Level-headed Fr.-Soph. Track, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, Science Club KEARNS, HELEN Pretty, Modest Cue Club, G.A.A., Jusendra KEEBAUGH, NELDA Bonny, Good-natured G.A.A. KEPPLINGER, PALMALEA Genuine, Gracious CREST, Cue Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Jr. National Honor Society, Red Cross KERSHAW, WEILEEN Cheerful, Lilcable Tri-S, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Opinion KIND, ROBERT Easy-going, Light-hearted Red Cross f gf! 0' , J ,f I i J KINKADE, FRANK J Considera te, 1 Open-minded Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra KERKENDALL, IRENE Diligent, Cordial G.A.A., Pep Club, Jusendra, Social Science Club, Spanish Club KLINK, BETTY JO Gifted, Adroit Cue Club, Latin Club G,A.A,, Jusendra I f J!! KLUSS, KAROL Charming, Unassuming CREST, Cue Club, Page, Spanish Club, Opinion, jusendra, Red Cross AFS swf I KOETTER, ELDON Good-natured, Reliable Varsity Baseball, Fr.-Soph. Track, French Club ' . 1 KOETTER,LEN Musical, Amiable Latin Club, Science Club KORTA, MARGARET Virtuous, Unselfish Spanish Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Social Science Club, jusendra KREI, CARL Witty, Active Opinion, Hi-Y, Sr. Man- ager Bowling, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Foot- ball, Visual Aids, Cue Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra Quwfgk O fx: or-A-I 0-lx A f31 ?5'e V'f f ' f'fX0i,N,4,.ft , . KRIEGER, MARIAN Fun-loving, Neat Cue Club, G.A.A., Page. Social Science Club, jusendra KRONKE, BOB Rescyved, Loyal Varsiiy Football I 31 LAMB, GERALDINE Pensive, Modest Latin Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Opinion, Jusendra, Social Science Club LANG, WALDO Industrious, Helpful Projection Crew LAWRENCE, FLOYD Peppy, Energetic Bowling LEASER, YVONNE Agreeable, Blithe G.A.A., French Club LEE, NANCY Independent, Unusual G.A.A. 32 YW WM 1 . Src AE: 1. --GYFN ,iff N ' ,' . --if' 'll fsilgwl gpxfflf p. :- LIZER, CAROLE Light-hearted, Gay Opinion, Latin Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Science Club LOVE, SUZANNE Spirited, Trustworthy CREST, Pres. Student Council, G.A.A., Cue Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Page, Jr. Na- tional Honor Society, Pep Club LUNDBERG, DORIS Impish, Aifable CREST, Cue Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, Pep Club, Social Science Club, Page, jusendra LYONS, PATTY Dependable, Congenial Page, Spanish Club, French Club, Cue Club G.A.A., Opinion, Social Science Club, Jusendra MACKERT, OTTO Frolicsome, Sincere German Club MACKEY, THELMA Bright, Charming 1 MJ,f1,f4J , if,Y,,' ff - f ' ,,Mfff,'f,m'l Soufigjy g I f ,f Wjff, ! K,-XWGTJVV, A AIS ,ZRSULA ' i 1 S ucfce ul, Vivacious CRESX G.A.A., Prefect, Dean's ssistant, Prefect Captain, Cue Club, Jusendra, German Club, Social Science Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Jr, Na- tional Honor Society, Opinion MARTIG, JEANNETTE Gracious, Active Student Council, Opinion, Page, Dean's Assistant, German Club, G.A.A., jr. Social Science Club, Science Club MARKWALDER, WILLENA Intelligent, Original Spanish Club MARTIN, DON Prudent, Generous Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Page, Social Science Club, An American is Born if-3' SUSIE Gleeful Cue Club, G.A,A., Ju- sendra, P.R.B., Spanish Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Latin Club, Page, Jr Prom Committee I . X 521 id' ,, .1 jg 'I gf MCALLISTER, JOHN Artistic, Comical Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Track, Jusen dra, P.R. B., Jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y MCCADDON, DORIS Decorous, Fair G.A.A. MCCLURE, MARIETTA Merry, Progressive CREST, Spanish Club G.A.A., Jusendra MCINTYRE, ROBERT Determined, Honorable Spanish Club, Tennis MCMANUS, JACK Likeable, Witty Baseball MICHEL, BETTY LOU Sincere, Winning Latin Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Jusendra I ltig 3? Y MICHEL, MARY ANN Faithful, Persuasive Latin Club, Cue Club, G.AA., Jusendra MEISNER, RUBY Talented, Pretty G.A.A., Jusendra MILLER, JOANNE Veracious, Kind MOFFATT, MARILYN Sincere, Attractive Opinion, G.A.A., Page, Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Quill and Scroll, An American is Born MOORE, SHIRLEY Smooth, Lively CREST, Spanish Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Page, Library Assistant, Jusendra, P.R.B., Pep Club MOUTIER, DOLORES Mysterious, Striking CREST, Spanish Club, French Club, Science Club, Opinion, P.R.B., Jusendra, Cue Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Social Science Club, Dean's Asisstant, Page, O.P. Achesv, Pep Club, '4An American is Bornl' L. xul, A7 X XXI 4 -v My 'gf V .,.,,,. mf 'ff , Vi ,N'sI1- '. l ,,:!315ii'LgE2l C'-A K fn-S-7 ' 7 ' A MMUYN ',,', Ip 'llv i',lQ1!'1 lg I XXL X Ns , V I 12:24 ,Vs-., - -1.5 i,:,A' NAFFZIGER, JOY ANN Natural, Light-hearted Cue Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Jusendra .Meir ifww 9 NELSON, FRANK Humorous, Nonchalant Science Club, Spanish Club NELSON, IRENE Considerate, Quiet Tri-S, Page NEVITT, PETER Athletic, Suave Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Track NICHOLS, ED Hearty, Worthy Varsity Baseball NIMON, BETTY Delightful, Good-natured Social Science Club. Pep Club NUSBAUM, BOB Clever, Imaginative Opinion, Jusendra, Hi-Y, OLSON, MARILYN Neat, Discreet Opinion, Cue Club, Jr. National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Projection Crew, Jusendra, G.A.A., Oflice Assistant OLSON, MARY LOUISE Generous, Popular Cue Club, G.A.A., Jusendra, P.R.B., Latin Club, O.P. Aches , Social Science Club, Page, Red Cross, German Club OSSENBECK, RUTH Diminutive, Dainty CREST, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Jusendra, Social Science Club, Office Assistant, Pep Club PANNEBECKER, BE TY JEAN Intelli t, Serene Science Lgb QV YY! Ml ri lixi- , ,H M PARKS, MARY I Tiny, Sincere W S4 IV bidi? sf' Rx Kg if r' ff' I , I ff M1 PASQUAY, EMILIE Graceful, Fun-loving Cue Club, Page, Jusen- dra, Spanish Club, G.A.A., O, P. Aches 'Q PATTON, MONROE H andsorne, Polite Social Science Club PAYNE, MARION Reserved, Unassuming PEGG, PEGGY Attractive, Persuasive G.A.A., Opinion, Jusendra PEPLOW, BETTY Radiating, Enthusiastic G.A.A. PETERSON, HAROLD Convincing, Diplomatic Fr.-Soph. Football, Track Y' l -J t PETERSON, PENNY Musical, Bright Cue Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Social Science Club POOL, ARDITH Praise-Worthy, Calm G.A.A. POOLE, ALAN Tall, Witty Spanish Club, Cue Club, Red Cross, Jusendra, Social Science Club, O. P. Achesl' POWELL, MARGARET Sensitive, Firm G.A.A. s .B I ls :S ln 'K PRATT, MELBA Courteous, Patient G.A.A., Red Cross , Q t u mi 36 RAGAN, EVELYN Tranquil, Pleasant Tri-S, Cue Club, Science Club 5143: f' , ag ff .5101 W . g r io tif? I A 1 ' - K , X ,. YW f 1' 'ii - 7 xl. RAKESTRAW, MADELYN Intelligent, Smiling G.A.A., Pep Club, Library Assistant RAMSEYER, ANNABELLE Artistic, Refined G.A.A. Cue Club REED, OWEN Good-looking, Enviable P.R.B., Page, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Red Cross REIN, GERALD Devoted, Unassuming Dean's Assistant RIGGLNS, MARIAN Agreeable, Open-minded G.A.A., Red Cross, jusendra, Science Club ROACH, LORRAINE Graceful, Gay ROBERSON, BONITA Pleasant, Shy ROBERTS, PHYLLIS H ard-working, Refreshing Cue Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Spanish Club, Opinion, Jusendra, P.R.B., Social Science Club. Red Cross ROESE, HOWARD Musical, Lithe Swin Band Basketball, S y Baseball. Jr. Hi-Y RUMERY, JUNE Active, Appreciative Opinion, Student Coun- cil, Science Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Social Science Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Page RUSSEFF, FRANCES Agile, Athletic Cheerleader, Pep Club, O, P. Aches, G.A.A., J usendra, Page SAMMIS, DORIS S ensible, S traightforward G.A.A., Cue Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club X X I JO ating SANDERS, Loyal, Clever Social Science Club, n- L SAUDER, RALPH F un-loving, Comical German Club, Track Manager SECRETAN, HELEN Patient, Natural Tri-S, Library Assistant SEEMAN, DOROTHY Winsome, Dependable ,Red oss, Science Club, ri' n lub, Jusendra, Jr. National Honor Society SHAMBAUGH, MARJORIE Likable, Refined me SHEMAS, JANET Artistic, Friendly G.A.A., Red Cross, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Page ff SMITH, BETTY Earnest, Genial SMITH, JAMES Energetic, Pleasant SMITH, ROBERT Good -looking, Independent Spanish Club, Latin Club, Red Cross, Bowl- ing, Science Club, Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Track Tennis, French Club SMYTH, FANNY Straight-forward, Real Spanish Club SNYDER, JOAN Glowing, Vivacious Spanish Club, t jusendra, G.A.A. 38 SNYDER, NELLIE Gentle, Sincere Cue Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club, Opinion, G.A.A., Social Science fl H 41,4 , X STANSLOW, ROBERT Engaging, Venturesome Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Golf, Bowling, Page, Opinion, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball. Science Club STEELE, GLADYS Quiet, Demure Cue Club, G.A.A. IU I JVM' if M - 'jg lg 'X 1 jrktf J ll 1,4 I-ff 1 , ' f X !!ff,,rf'7,' A li fffwfl STEINER, Lols VV ' Intellectual, Persevering Science Club, Latin lA ' sf , .f iJ ' 1 f- ,11 1, X , STEWART, DON Mannerly, Ideal CREST, French Club, Red Cross, O, P. Aches , Tennis, Page, Jusendra, Social Science Club, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Opinion, Visual Aids, Quill and Scroll, Treas. Sr. Class, Varsity Basketball STEWART, FRANCES Perky, Modern Spanish Club, Page, jusenclra, G.A.A., UO. P. Aches, Red Cross, Pep Club STRAUSE, CHARLES Fashionable, Admirable Red Cross, Latin Club, UO. P. Aches , Social Science Club, Swing Band, Jusendra, Cue Club, Science Club, Prefect SULLIVAN, SHIRLEY Discreet, Wise CREST, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Red Cross, Page, Jusendra SUTTON,CHARLOTTE Plucky, Matchless G.A.A., Social Science Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club, French Club, Page, Latin Club, Dean's Assistant, Pep Club, Science Club, Dramatic Honor Society, An American is Bom f SUTTON, SHIRLEY Blond, Gay l Jusendra SYMONDS, ROBERT Modest, Practical German Band TABOR, ROSEMARIE Light-hearted, Gladsome Spanish Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Opinion, Social Science Club, Pep Club, Jusendra TACKMAN, MARLO Courteous, Persistent ii' u ll . as A' Spf, S 7' . 6- . 1 , K' THORNTON, LILLIAN Ambitious, Poised CREST, Social Science Club, G.A.A,, Opinion, Student Council, Page, Projection Crew, Dean's Assistant, Red Cross, War Stamp Chairman, Jr. National Honor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll, TAC Town Repre sentative ,Lf I THORSON, GEORGE Nonchalant, Venturous CREST, jusendra, Spanish Club, Track, Tennis, Jr. Hi-Y, Dra- matic Honor Society, 'AA American is Born TOBLER, RUSS Roguish, Sociable Stage Crew, Jr. Hi-Y, Bowling TRAVIS, PHYLLIS Enthusiastic, Loyal CREST, G.A.A., Cue Club, German Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Social Science Club, Office Assistant, Opinion, Jr. National Honor Society TURNER, MARGARET ANN Pleasant, Likable TURNER, MARY LEE Chic, Gay Cue Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, Spanish Club, jusendra, NO. P, Aches, P.R.B., French Club, Page, Secretary jr. Class Y 'J ULRICH, JACQUELINE F air-haired, Trim UTECH, DUANE Droll, Ptudent Golf 'ANDERLINDEN, GLADYS 'onscien tious, Considera te G.A.A., Red Cross VAN SCOYK, WILLIAM Venturesome, Observant Science Club, Stage Crew, Projection Crew, Cue Club, Track, Jusendra Q VOELPE SED M X Artistic, Witt , CREST, Cue Club, Jusendra, Spanish Club, Projection Crew 40 VOLKEN S, LOIS Gifted, Vivacious G.A.A., Social Science Club, Jusendra, UO. P. Aches , An American is Bornv Fill. la 91? :' 4,5-sue' fi Rim-'S' WW . ' ,fl . fnxv' I K K low' ll V 'www .f WARBERG, MARY Quiet, Kind G.A.A., Tri-S WATERS, BARBARA Popular, Sparkling CREST, Jusendra, Pep Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Cue Club WEEKS, FRED Exciting, Fun-loving Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Jusendra, P.R.B., Vice- Pres. Soph. Class WEGE, DOROTHY Talkative, Likable Cue Club, G.A.A., jusendra, Opinion, Spanish Club WEIK, DICK Athletic, Skilled Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Jusendra WHALEN, JIM Prankish, Unique CREST, P.R.B., Jusen- dra, Social Science Club Opinion, Science Club, Jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Cue Club, Page, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Vice-Pres. Student Council WHEELER, HERMAN Honest, Industrious WHITE, JOHN Courteous, Gallant Cue Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Football Manager WHITEHURST, EUGENE Agreeable, Cheerful WIEBE, RICHARD Ingenuous, Frank WILSON, JUNE Gracious, Musical Cue Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Tri-S, Jusendra, Social Science Club WILSON, MARILEE Winning, Orderl y WOLFERT, PATSY E nergetic, Persevering G.A.A. s-p WOODWARD, LEORA Beguiling, Confident G.A.A., Pep Club, Latin Club, Cue Club, Jusendra YOUNG, ALAN Obliging, Pleasant Projection Crew, Swing Band YOUNG, CONSTANCE Tiny, Attractive zIcARo, BOB Praise-worthy, Untiring Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Fr.-Soph. Track, Page ZIEGLER, RUSS Thoughtful, Agreeable Page, Bowling M5 I up ,I ' . r am N if is QNQEQ X NS gksgbjgse .. 'X . QM N5 55 MQ SSYNQ Nj im Q 'ii' w Ng :W Qgx E? iiggifsgig? K , MV? fwffff Njfmjiw QEWW Jim Michael Lee Hinnen Connie Roberts Bill Blackwell President Vice President Secretary Treasurer I am a brilliant junior As always planned to be, There's nothing I don't hear of And nothing I don't see. I love to give directions -Tell people where to go- Well, to complete the story, There's nothing I don't know! Wilma Hatfield! Miss Lamberton and Mr. Schwartz Junior Class Sponsors X . 1 I yr, X is ffifgiffy ,jg - I -.,,, . V ,rrree , f ,f l Q, ,J L A Becker, Leonard V , eeee A r i' f HV' Aff Ei? . Barding, Joyce Baxter, Bud A in f F ' V Lin-L i ' ' s i H f' i I ' A 4 ' t H - z,Aw,f A 1, , Q sr ... wg 7 il 5 i, A 1 ... ,f f I ' , 5 A 0 .S , , . 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Weinrep, Elaine Weston, Elizabeth Wenger, Bud Whalen, Janet Who' me . riffs ' .wa- Hia Wilson, Glenna Wilson, Montreere Woodrow, John 1 , wif' 5 if fi f, 5 ' iw ' 3' or Yeck, Lorraine Zempel, Lois Zerwekh, Donald Ziegler, Bob Ziegler. 'Frnrl ., .A r- -A ' an H, ,M,,,f W 2.55 fi N me w Q , Q 34 ' ,Lxuu-J-Y N I b i , D e out on a hm . Bxrds -eye vie . Pmky and e W ,,....,...,,,.,,.,....,,,,......,.,..............4 -X N -- Slugger West iih Look what Zxegfeld missed! il K3 it ,ffl I k fi Vogel gets Cann ed. A..-Q 9 - 9 we ,, 4+ iw.- X. an I Christen thee All we need is gas and girls, is There goes the bell njvyment Ere dz-111 Double 9 S Wondenfun Lrg ly W 4 nf 'X L A I .' ..4 Q 4 L, 1 3 n., O I I How hard we,ve been studying! Now 1et's have some fun. Hunting wild game was one of the thousand fro1ics engaged in by the hero of the Shakes Country, Davy Crockett, who liked bear hunt- ing best of all 'cause bears is witty . 'KN Q,-I Y. ,Shi A 155'-' Yvgf .. 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The pupils of our school are proud and honored to have had Suzanne Love as their President. laahfxv U , 'voqeq Wotsoo sage ,gn 'VX chew ee coma 3 Row Row Row Row 1: vonAchen, M.g Millikan, N.g Roberts, C.g Love, S. 2'--Johnston, D.g Martig, 1.5 Sommer, B. 32 Baker, B.g Tillotson, G.g Cloyd, j.g Hahn, B.g West, R. 4: Jones, B.g Claus, F,g Howe, B.g Michael, J.g Miss McGrath. we we Our main aim has been to improve P. H. S. and to keep her standards high. We sponsored a bond drive which exceeded the S100,000 goal by S20,000. Later in the year we promoted a Clean-Up Campaign for the cafeteria. baexa , 9 u? ho dodt ded You can see that Counci1's paper drive was a big success W xhose fxbxe we oi xef The aceS. wwf px f X X 2 N s X Nw 5 i .,. 1 U I Vvkfw M mb , s Ji J -- 1 , KM I, Vieira. Vlrlii' - -s 'A 'ig ' bn' KW .lj y ' Q' OJ' Mmmmiyyf N PX lfm U Ja Whew! Watch that mercury rise! Here lt IS on March 9th. ff qQf-L wwfmfw-ss?+f 55W9g? Now look here, Mr. Wilson! Susie Love, Bob Hahn and Terry Bell Fey take ovel on Student Government Day Row 1: Danner, M.g Jones, P.g Becker, J. Row 2: Maister, U.g Moutier, D., Seeman, D.g Gamble, K. Row 3: Blane, B., Moeller, E., Cromer, T.g Row 4: Krag, P.g Arehart, J., Rein, G 34, We give up one period daily to do countless little jobs for Miss Watson and Mr. Wilson. No, We can't be bribed to write you an excuse, but writing legitimate ones is a big part of our duty. Himien, L. We're on duty in the halls and main office during school hours to bring you the fateful news that you are wanted in the office, to collect absence slips, or to run general errands. Row 1 Holtgreve, L., Shemas, J., Hicks, N., Knisely, E.g Barding, j.g Row 3: Murphy, P., Beyer, ,J.g Riley, J., Ambrose, M., Baker, B Ecklund M., Dunning, C. Heinold, D. Row 2 Burlis, 1.5 Reynolds, Pg Bechtel, D,g Jones, J., Haas, G.g, Row 4: Haddick, B., Olson, M., Nelson, I., Rashid, D., Bacon, S Barlow B Martig, J. Krei, D.g Weinstein, L. Row 5:-Becker, L., Ellis, P., Krieger, M., Johnson, E., Urban, J Mr. Wilson. X Koi 'Coe DLQJ.,QfaA.f .J mb El Q li is 9356 9- ' xx?- S 6105 Swe be iiledi awe wiiafua is 0 we Did you ever try writing a pep assembly? No, it's not easy but a job that we have been :loing all year with but one thought in mind-to please faculty and students alike. gcwwl Capt . 3111 nt to O Stble 'sings h. ates1de,, form own C Us, 0 . IhDos1 tion Row 1: Krei, C., Merrill, J., Bond, 1.9 Hahn, B., Doyle, B.g Leman, A.g Claus, F. Row 2: Turner, M., Moore, S.g Raef, B.g Comer, A., Jenkins, B. Row 3: Miss Spickardg Moutier, D.: Gibson, P., Martin, S. Row 4: Roberts, P., Getz, M.g Blane, B.: Baker, B. i i 85 X Wilma Gebhardt Editor-in-Chief Pam Kwan .618 K - Shrfiegf g Manager Business Ijggigfer Adv C 1' It has taken a great deal of work and coop- eration between the Business and Editorial staffs to produce this Crestg but if it pleases you, all our efforts will be fully rewarded. 'fis E Mme Cnnwav Qnmisor Mr. Fluegel Sponsor Miss Ziegler SP011 Cvax Phyl1is'Travis Don Stewart Fred Voelpel D01-is Gorman Activities Editor Athletics Editor Art Editor Clagsgg Editgr Ufsula MaiFt9f Pat Lemburg Marjorie Getz Faculty Editor Typist Senior Editor Q if !.6?f7X U!! 1 I x ' l If , I vi - 'PJ Marjorie Applebaum Assistant Business Mgr. Leah Faber Ruth Rose Joan Garrott Shirley Key Business Staff Business Staff Business Staff Business Stag 13? M1 4? WW Row 3' Reichert J ' Rose R., Bauman, P., Leman, A., Strehlow, S. Row 1: Whalen, J., Mueller, J., Applebaum, M., Kepplinger, P., - 7 -v y Sullivan, S., Faber, L., Raef, B. White, L., Bogard, J., Lundberg, D., Lee, N. Row 2: Bassett, L., Anderson, A., Gauch, S., Kammerer, J., Garrott, S., Row 42 Kifwan, K-3 W3f9fS, B-5 MCC1Uf9, M-S Nellmillef, H-9 Kam merer, N., Moore, S., Key, S.: Wesselhoft, L., Mr. Fluegel. Harney, E., Shemas, J., Lauder, J. I . S , Prine spofts plcmre the S . 1 tO 'fake Geflng Se Ar e they heavy, Bob? B8 i A Row 1: Frye, L. Row 2: Burdick, S.g Weyler, B. Row 3: Jerome, P.g Hinnen, L.g Engstrom, L.3 Cler, J Moutier, D.g Harker, B.g Junkhan, G.g Mr. Fluegel. F9 11: W YY . ' i tgfiitor-111'Cme ,tw Bath M Wartime presents many problems in publish- V .f ing our paper, but we have succeeded in keeping Mr. VanDeventer Ellen F BUSfn outs ess Manager 0 I up the 7 texgellent standards of the Opinion i M qua ' W d 'quantity of issues. Wy P r. Deal Sponsor , D I Ja1'1ef.J Olly . Dorothy Sanders Dorothy Wege June Rumery Associate Editor Editorial Editor Circulation Manager Associate Editor l 3 2 wa Rf ROW 12 GOYTUHU, B-3 Fellay, M-9 Bath, M-5 Fonts: E-5 Rumerys J- Row 3: Mr. Deal, Haas, G.: Mull, B.: Hall, G.g Hamann, C., Mou Row 2: Eaton, J., Hicks, N.g Kahn, D., Jolly, J.: Moifatt, M., tier, D'?B0uSsun1yJ': Sanders, D, I Wege, D-S MCCUIIOUEIL L- Row 4: Krei, C., Roberts, P., Lancaster, B.: Cohen, B.g Hatfield, W. Rumery, N., Mr. VanDeventer. I f I f 0 I O E Row 1: Chase, J., Kerr, B.g Hyler, L.g Stewart, V. Stees, S.g Jackson, 1.5 gloffwigy NIJ Sommer, M.: Dunning, P.: Wilsey, P.g Hat- Kershaw W. e Y '9 u flsc Y ' . Row 2: ,Johns, R.: Smith, C.: Albert, S.: Johnston, D., Kirwan, K.g ROW 4: Hadqlckf B-3 R0b91'tS0Il, F.: Hlll, D.: Krag, P., Morgan, J., Weston, E.: Core, B. Muir' JJ Davis' T' ,nav Row Row Row Row 1, i f I 1: Eaton, J., Travis, P., Martig, J., Gorman, B., Moffatt, M., Sullivan, S., Haas, G. 2: Bath, M., Kahn, D., Lancaster, B., Wege, D., Gebhardt, W., Gorman, D. 3: Fouts, E., Fey, T., Rumery, J., Hamann, C., Moutier, D., Getz, M., Sanders, D. 4: Fellay, M., Thornton, L., Hatfield, W., Stewart, D., Maister, U., Applebaum, M., Kepplinger, P. ac!! if Besides receiving personal satisfaction from a job well done, we were honored because of our high grades by being chosen to become members of Jr. National Honor Society. We were chosen to belong to Quill and Scroll, a national journalistic honor society, for our work in publishing the Opinion and the Crest. Q Row Row Row Row Miss 1: Schnur, B, Bowen, A., Hammond, N., Weyler, B., Upchurch, D., McClintick, D. 2: West, R., Anderson, W., Taylor, M., Keefer, A., Krumpe, J., Deeds, S. 3: Strehlow, P., Mebus, A., Bogard, B., Haungs, A., Wukasch, N., Wesselhoft, L. 4: Miss Kinhofer, Sommer, B., Wiebe, B., Snyder, H., Brannon, J., Deaderick, F., Wilson. Wilma CFOITIST Phyllis Travis Salutatorian Valedictorian W 4 We were selected to belong to Dramatic Honor Society because of our work in An American lS.BOI'I'17, or And Came the Springv, six of us being selected from each play. In becoming members of Sr, National Honor Society, we were honored for our scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. I I I Row 1: Pasquay, E: Travis, P.g Martig, J.g Jones, J., Eskoff Z R'-'PW 5 RUUIEYY J Th0YI1f0I1 L Fellay M Kllflk B Seeman D Gebhal-dt, W.: Fry, 0,5 Olson M Cooper M Gamble K Snyder J Roberts P QW 21 Miss Wildeg Bath, MJ Cromer, W5 Hoffman, DJ Gorrnan D Row 4 LlCl'1tenWal11e1' J Wlebe R Isaacs K Ma1Ster U Getl ammis, D.g Olson, M., Ossenbeck, R.g Davis, G.g Lyons, P i 2 2 i -5 4 1 l 1 1 l 1 Row 1: Puckett, S.: Glatz, F.: Haas, G.: Adams, D.: Stewart, F.: Row 3: Haddick, B.: Lichtenwalter, J.: Coghill, B.: Klink, Bf Wilson, J.: Cler, J.: Ramseyer, A.: Volz, S.: Werckle, W. Shively, N.: Getz, M.: Gronnerud, P.: Haddick, B.: Nangle, J. Row 2: Fouts, E.: Waters, B.: Wege, D.: Lizer, C.: Aldrich, J.: Lamb, J.: Strehlow, P. Peterson, P.: I-Iirssig, M.: Rankin, B. Row 4: Krei, C.: Hahn, B.: Carter, B.: Hill, D.: Walker, R.: Carrell, D. Harkins, S.: Graves, C.: Harker, B.: Frantz, B. 74 ' This year under our new director, Miss Pos- hard, we have given programs at various churches : and Woodruff High School, besides appearances , for our student body. We have also combined with the choirs of Manual and Woodruff in the Christmas program and the Spring Festival. 0 Row 1: Prince, R.: Hefner, S.: Stutzman, A.: Whalen, J.: Thurman, R.: ROW 35 W00df0W1 fl- Smith, B-3 Wilkins, B-3 Hadf-lick, B-Q C0599- Raef, B.: Nauth, S.: Fahey, M.: Eckland, G. 519319, A-5 Clamo, B-5 Ziegler- B- Row 2: Jolly, B.: Kirwan, K.: Jeske, A.: Smith, L.: Rose, R.: Graves, K.: ROW 41 Getz, E-5 Hoften- G-5 COYGY, R-5 MCC1iI1tiCk- B-3 Obfieni - 2 3 i ? K1 i 1 l l iv 1: Bradley, B., Catcott, J., Thomas, I., Michel, B., Martig, J., ROW 33 Harmon, BJ Swayne, D-9 LYOUSY J-9 Naffligefy J-3 BU1'diCk, S lsely, E., Farrer, E., Travis, P., Pasquay, E., Saurs, D. MOOYE, B-S Whalen, J-S HHITHOH, E-Z GOYTYIHH, B- 2: Thomton, L., Volkens, L., Ewing, P., Cooper, M., Roberts, J.: ROW 43 Stewart, D-9 Poole, A-I 1005, F-S Kinkade, F-9 Ifelandv P iilner, M., Hoifman, D., Bork, P., Button, Y. Weinstein, L-S C121-YS, F-5 Page, D-5 MHSOH, R- 0 More than half of us are Freshmen, but we performed in programs along with the older music group of the school this year. low 1: Smith, C., Weinrep, E., Ruesch, P., Lemanf A., Harseim, L., 'elson, J., Livay, N., Strehlow, S. iow 2: Brehm, M., Goodwill, J., Hoff, P., Henning, J., Evans, C., lump, N., LeSuer, M., Bauman, P.: Miss Poshard. Row 3: Kieser, D., Cone, B., Bowen, W., Tapp, J., Julson, J., Judy, D Pfeiffer, F., Miller, F. Row 4: Morgan, J., Richards, P., Gorman, H., Balzer, J., DeWeerth Schoolmann, B., Jones, B., Shaver, J. w....f. -B4 S' . 2860 qw Row 1: Rapp, F.g Talbott, P., Jones, J.g Nafziger, B.g Miller, M., Creighton, W. Row 2: Williams, S., Cross, H., Steward, B., jenkins, J., McCowan, V., Bruce, J., Miss Poshard. We just come up to 402 any Fifth hour and you will find us working hard but enjoying ourselves, too. Miss Poshard is training us to be future Row 3: McCowan, V., Kirchoff, J., Peyer, R., Krumpe, J.g Dyslin, IK Rumery, N. Row 4: Holmes, B., Jennings, M., Meredith, N., Wukash, N., M11 day, M., Schoolmann, E. We're the infant of the music department, this being our first year. However, we hope that through good work, and more appearances, we will in time become as much a part of P.H.S. as A Cappella Choir. members of A Cappella, and to gain experience ' We have made several appearances throughout the year. . . - .... Row 2: Smith, B.g Lichtenwalter, J., Erickson, J., Collins, sgfiefigg ijogfggnig'b?1kz!t:.gs5r1C:ft0r' P Fonts, E Thornton' L Voelpel, F., Kinkade, F., Schefelbein, J., Benson, B.g Powers, R. , . f -. - .tm if 3 : 'N tn' Qu Q 13' 'Q 'T' L- 3' Row 13 Gardner, 1,5 Bgggeft, LJ Rule, V-3 Anderson, SJ Dunning, C-3 Row 3: Strehlow, B.: Finlayson, J., Safford, J., Magaret, P., Davis, M.g Leman, L.g Thomas, B. Isgfen, MJ Tewell, T- Row 25 B,-ehm, M4 Jglly, EJ Holliday, Jug Wallet, Gus Button, G.: Row 4: Campbell, P.g Flynn, S.g Hooper, L.g Erickson, 1.5 Dawson, G.g Seelye, N. Bf00kSy W- ' 'Wee O uf 09 aitet The ensemble gives us the pleasure of listening to them in an assembly Miss C 3 rey for th3.VS OU!-lloyalt 9 last time Y Song Row 1: Sumner, D.: King, F.: Pool, A.: Dugan, P.: Harper, P.: Row 3: Warner, B. Johnson, H.: Scoutaris, G.: Deeds, S.: Mackert, O.: Bennarick, H.: Allton, M. KieSe1', D.: Hinds, D. Row 2: Berchert, J.: Mayne, F.: Mayne, J.: Pannabecker, A.: Roese, Row 4: Meiser, F.: Nelson, L.: Verdoes, G.: Liberty, L.: Snyder, H.: M.: Mattison, B.: Young, J.: Wenger, R. Luney, B.: Koetter, L.: Wilday, B. We've added that zip to athletic contests of P. H. S. that only a band can give. At the Turkey Day game we united with Manual's band for colorful half-time ceremonies. Early in the year we gave an assembly for our student body. Later we performed in combina- tion with the orchestra from Manual and Wood- ruff in the Christmas programs. Row 1: Lang, A.: Stees, S.: Lang, W.: Obom, E.: Werner, R, , , U Row 3: Wilson, G.: Stewart, V.: Fredman, S.: McKenty, M.: West, Bow gf, lylr. Bzepessy: Mehrings, A.: Mattison, B.: Kahn, Z.: Anderson, W.: Clugsten, J.: Foster, N. 3 if 3 2 e 3 E i E 2 E E E X E E X 2 S 2 i s E ow 1 Orchard J' Helblmg P Kmg H Harper W Gebhards S Row 33 Gfllebmeyef, J-9 Eilefy H-5 CSPPGITUUB1 T-5 Day, D-S Walkef E wis O West R Zempel L Gandolfo, D.g Mr. Szepessyg Wilcox, D. ow2 Tackman M Bowman B Brown R Hutchins S, Davis E ROW 45 Loudenbllfgy EAS She1'W00d, B-5 Walker, D-S YO'-mg C ncobs, P Pannabecker B Becks B Pettis E.g Sommer, B.g Doughty, D. gaze! We're another new addition to the musical department this year. We made our debut at an assembly and later played at several of our basketball games and school plays. From all that we hear I guess we're here to stay, because you seem to like us. w 2: Walker, R.g King! I-Lg Harrier, W.g Wenger, R.g Ja 1557 as Smith, C., Davis, M., Blossom, B., Peppard, J., Kammerer, J ., Gauch S. Row 2 Pannabecker, A., Hansen, M., Hartsock, J., DuBois, D., Brunmga, A., Taylor, D. Row 3 Wheeler, M., Chandler, R., LeSuer, M., Harris, E., Smith, L., Campen, D., Mr. Burns. Eve Row 1 Applegate, A., Davis, N., Hefner, S., Kerr, B., Hodge, S., Kuck C., Lipkin, M. Row 2 McCaddon, N., Dougherty, H., Bassett, L., Reynolds, G., Talbott P., Mason, D., Finkelstein, B. Row 3 Pfeiffer, F., Bums, M., Jones, J., Hutchins, S., Hammond, N., Williams, S., Bowen, A. on 15? 'Q' Row 4: Wesselhoft, L., Holliday, J., Weyler, B., Hicks, M., Nauth, S. Hale, L. Row 5: Siegle, A., Bowen, B., McCartney, D., Swayne, D., Mun day, M., Rumery, N., Hagemeyer, D. This is the club in which you get a chance to show your talent in any phase connected with the theater. Although we put on no public per- formances, each member has the opportunity of taking part, for we give a play monthly. Row 4: Mr. McCormick, Strehlow, B., Jolly, E., Jacquin, P., Cloyd, N. Greene, C., Fabre, L. Row 5: Westefer, P., Salford, J., Finlayson, J., Erkert, J., Sommer, B. Jennings, M., Jenkins, J. Row 4: Wilsey, P.g Puckett, B Weston E Austm L Peyer E Sehm, M.g Meyer, W.g Leber Row 5: Hietter, J.g Eagleton D, Deadenck F Monk, J Miller J Meredith, N.g Moore, M.g Clarno 606 Row 4: Leman, A.g West, R Wukasch N Goodwill J Spxtz S Corey, R. Row 5: Kahn, Z.g Burrows, Shaver, J.g Jones, B. if 5 2 x x 'l s 5? 5 32 p x Ki ,YW Row 5: Roberts, P., Jacobus, B., Johnson, E., McManus, J., Michael, J., Burwash, J. Row 3: Bradley, B., Martin, S., Cooper, M., Faber, L., Olson, Row 1: Reynolds, P., Davis, G., Murphy, P., Wable, S., Moffatt, M., Row 4: Frye, L., Hayes, S., Johnston, D., Johnson, M., Peterson, I L , P. yons ' D U F.. Row 2: Saurs, D., Wilson, J., Houghton, A., Adams, D., Stewart, , Davis, E. Lundberg, D. jusendra is the big brother to Cue Club. benefit of club members only. This year We're upper-classmen now and each year we put effort for the public was a comedy on adolesc on one public performance, besides plays for the K'And Came the Spring . Row 1: Puckett, S., Turner, M., Moutier, D., Jenkins, B., Hamann, Ll., Row 3: Waters, B., Danner, M., Evans, C., Sommer, M., Oborn, O,Brien P' Row 4: Cromer, W., Moore, S., Kepplinger, P., Cone, M,, Proctor, .' l. P Eg Sh , J.: Kershaw, W., Russeff, F., Klugg K, ?3rV:ei'EJOneS' P' asquayl , emas Row 5: Krieger, M., Krei, D., Hahn, l3., Claus, F., Strause, C., ' ' Kammerer, N., Maister, U. 17? mix 1. A, . V K Row 4: Schoolman, E.Campbell, P., Rice, N., Fellay, M., Rumery, J. .v 1: Gamble, K., Haas, G., Glatz, F., Knisely, E., Bruce, J., Row 3: Su'rfo , C., Baker,.B., Olson, M., Werckle, W., Gebhardf. W- Jrson, M., Bogard, J. uv 2: Heubach, M., Barlow, B., Thomas, B., Burlis. J., Michel, M., Werner R :hel B. ' ' I R . , . . OW 5- Webber. AU Merrill, J.: Kinkade, F., Poole, A., Voelpel, F., Gumplo, E., Getz, M., l Row 3: Ellis, P., Seeman, D., Boussum, J., Gorman, D., Hall, G., 1: Korta, M., Groom, M., Peyer, R., Roberts, J., Magaret, P., Klink, B.: Lemburg, P' eds, C-5 Blldeliefy E-5 Sanz, M-3 M155 Splckafd' Row 4: Miller, G., Albert, S., Gronnerud, P., Hubbard, C., Scherer, S., 2: Mattison, B., Wenger, R., Rankin, B., Hoffman, D., Lamb, G., Volkens, LJ Fey, T.: Poggemany V, er, N., Burdick, S., King. H. Row 5: Mensendike, R: Wilson K., Thorson, G., Blane, B., Baker, B., Cohen, B., Reed, O., S e a th. hon i Vaca 'Def' S almost over an d I h r a Ven rt zke . f This year's Jusendra play, And Came the Spring , delightfully presented the joys and sorrows of adolescents. Tiny Dee Saurs played the lead and the brilliant supporting cast in- cluded Bob Hahn, Johnny Merrill, Alan Poole, Connie Roberts, Phyllis Roberts, Lew Thomas, and Mary Lois Cooper. J X A x wx ,. ,ie vig AEM XX 'A 2.2 -' ,',,,.-ic X kM'mvg,v ' uf ff f 5' 325142 ' W 'i f gap M5 - T o X --EEUL - L f 122 Ei ff ,o 31i- :.a1:-'ig :,' ff ...Q ,Wig , Q S Buzzie, do you . . .? , , ,Y 91 leave the Y 01 5159 . .gona ' 2 In November the Senior Class presented the comedy-drama, An American is Born. We all enjoyed George Thorsonls portrayal of the Ger- man who became an American citizen and Ed Gumplo's bewilderment as the English refugee. Terry Bell Fey capably played the American girl whose faith helped to straighten out the woefully entangled plot. 009' tv a?'9 e h 0 ai. 5. than wb . Smiles we ned, ow long are you going to sta y ? Four score and seven years ago . . Let's play geography. fri! 105 4f6'o4557f?ff ff f fi if r Row kins, Row seim , L-, Hartsock, 1.3 Applegate, A., Nelson, 1., Reynolds, P., 1en- Bruninga, A., Caudill, S. McCaddon, N., Dougherty, H., 1ones, 1., Hodge, S.,, Har- Kuck, C.,'LiDkin, M. Row 5: Hubbard, C., Spitz, White. L., Seelye, N. I Row 1: Davis, N., Mackert, R., Pannabecker, A., Brehm, M., Lizer, C., Lundberg, D., Anderson, W. Row 2: 1olly, 1., Fouts, E., Anderson, B., Austin, L., Lawler, 1., Ham- mond,,N., Little, 1. 'G-.47 K- Row 3: Murphy, P., Miss Wilde, Keams, P., Weinrep, E., Davis, M., Blossom, B., Sutton, M., Nichols, N. Row 4: Rose, R., Rein, 1., Sommer, M., Kirwan, K., Westen, E., Myer, W., Harris, E. S., Peyer, E., Moore, M., McClure, V., Each Latin class was in charge of one of our programs. Among the most interesting were: a report on ancient customs, Information, Please, and a play entirely in Latin. Row 3: Ambrose, N., 1ohnston, D., Robertson, F., Miller, 1., Wallat, G., Brehm, M., Miss Coppock. Row 4: Keefer, A., Poad, B., Shaver, 1.g Wilkins, B., Siegle, A., 1 1ones, B., Bowen, B. Row 5: West, R., Johnson, E., Morgan, 1., Sherwood, B., Pettis, E., N Horton, G., Brown, 1., Domnitz, 1. .iv-3. 3 Si-Q mis. ,gn .4 1 f ,un- is 'V' ' 6' Row 1: Morain, G., DeLavallade, G., Martin, W., Orchard, R., Row 32 Gallffhy SJ .ll-ldyy D-3 Pfeiffef F Miller F HQYDEY W Bowen, A., Peters, G. Gorman, B. Row 2: Colborn, C., LeSuer, M,, Gillee-1, M4 Huddlegtuny PJ Row 4: Lemon, J., Gregg, C., Eirk, K. Goodwill J Yerk L Miss Jenkins, J. Buswell. Row 5: Erkeit, J., Newman, H., Burrows, J., Nevitt, P., Schefel- bein, J., Claus, F., Daily, M. Row 1: Macy, M., Lehman, B., Leber, I., Graves, V., Monk, J., Statfield, M., Fabre L. Row 2: Hickey, M., Jacquin, P., Greene, C., Holtzman, J., Whalen, J., Thurman, R., Corey, R. Row 5: Johnson, H., Luney, B., Zerwekh, Snyder, H. I Row 3: Finlayson, J., Strehlow, P. Brannon J Brumnga B Strehlow, B., Wesselhoft, L. Row 4: Wiebe, R., MCNear, L., Davis Wukasch, N., Miss Coppock. D., Koetter, L., Sommer, B., 1 Jw. lr,-g.. wa.,- -N., MM 3 Row 1' Comer A.' Eskoff Z., Thomas, I., Ossenbeck, R., Holtgreve, L., Row 3: Thorson, M., Applebaum, M., Key, S., Rumery, N., SaEord, J., , Bradley, B., Weinstein, M., Deaderick, F. Wheeler, M., Miss Bunch. Row 2: Talbott, P., Finkelstein, B., Weyler, B., Holliday, J., Hutchins, Row 4: West, R., Bruce, J., Weinstein, G., Cross, L., Albert, S., S., Kovarik, M., Houghton, A. Kahn, D., Lancaster, B., Keefer, A. Row 5: Johnson, E., Mason, R., Isaacs, K., Bartos, F., Harker, B., Roehm, B., Taylor, L. This year we have been fortunate in having ' speakers who have actually visited or lived in Spanish-speaking countries. At Christmas time we took part in a fiesta. Row 01: Hicks,.P., Beyer, J., Williams, S., Martin, S., Jolly, E., Row 3: Olson, M., Kearns, P., Wheeler, C., Bork, P., Love, S. H0PklHS, A-3 HIYPGS, R-5 Naffligefy J-9 Wege, D- Sammis, D., Cone, M., Werckle, M., Werner, R. Row 2: Upchurch, D., Ohlman, J., Travis, P., Kershaw, W., Trip. L., Row 4: Rankin, B., Kepplinger, P., Cooper, M., Moore, B., Mc DeLavallade, G., Mattison, B., Knisely, E., Jolly, B. Nally, J., Ecklund, M., Shively, N., Scherer, S., Sommer, J., Von Achen, M. Row 5., Jennings, M., Meredith, N., Lemburg, P., Hinds, D., Smed- man, D., Harmon, B., Page. D., Herke, S., Webber, A., Campbell, P. -........, l low 1: Bums, M., Cohen, D., Cromer, J., Crammond, P., Wessel- ROW 31 BiSh0P, M-9 B1'Sf1d0f1, C-I 101195, P-9 Clugstefl, K-3 HUYSB D oft, R., Valentine, V., Schafer, S., Harney, E., Clugsten, J. Bechtel, MJ Hammfmdy N- fow 2: Ohlsen, P., Naffziger, B., Anderson, S., Kerr, B., Burlis, J., ROW 45 W00dY0W, J-9 HSYBS, M-9 Millikan, N-S Geiger, G-S Wulff, C Qassett, L., Dugan, P, - Ellis, P., Hubbard, C., Evans, C. Row 5: Kent, D., Swayne, D., Graves, C., Carter, B., Thorsen, G., Zeigler, F., Triebel, F. I Y- low 1: King, H., Lyons, J., Haddick, B., Gorman, B., McClintick, D., Row 3: Johnson, L., Holderman, M., Smith, C., Archdale, E., Daw Iarmon, E., Schnur, B. son, G., Garrott, J., Kammerer, J., Johns, R. low 2: McKenty, M., Keene, N., Bauman, P., Leman, A., Raef, B., Row 4: Douglas, C., Helbling, P., McGowan, V., Copley, N., Fouts, E. Vilsey, P., Miller, J., Grider, B. Jolly, J., Snyder, J., Krumpe, J. Row 5: Sehm, M., Gamble, K., DeGraH, M., Erickson, J., Flynn, S., Hagemeyer, D., Rice, N., Wesselhoft, L., Dunkin, R. , v ww' 'YD' U' Row 1: Powell, C., Jacobs, P., Wiesner, B., Moeller, E., Olson, M., ROW 31 VOEGL J-3 Eilef, H-? MaCk9iTy O-9 Young. J-3 Maftig, Q, Petersen, N., Sluser, C., Rapp, F., Sanders, D, Schaefer, M., Schumacher, E., Szold, P., Coghill, B. Row 2: Miss Ziegler, Trewyn, J., Travis, P., Fetcho, J., Haeiii, D., ROW 42 HeiIl0ld, R-9 Weinstein, L-3 Tlfilksefl, B-9 V8I'1AUk9H, Gebhardt, D., Reichert, J., Hill, D., Opdycke, M. Sauder, R., Squire, B., Roehm, D., Reuling, D., Bong. B. Row 5: Doyle, B., DeWeerth, R., Michael, J., Maister, U., School- mann, E., Hatfield, W., Urban, J., Neumiller, H. In our meetings we have become more familiar with French customs and literature, as well as the French language. We have had a variety of interesting meetings this year, the highlights being a Christmas party and a picnic. Through games, songs, and infor- mal conversation we have made practical appli- cation of our classroom study. Row 3: Raef, B., 'I-Iicks, Lv., Hale, L., Bowen, A., Weiler, N., Va- tine, V., Martin, W., Chandler, R., Miss Buswell. Row 4: Peterson, B., Baker, B., Bennarick, M., Kirchoff, J., M ret, P., Budelier, E., Peyer, R., Munday, M. Row 5: Strehlow, B., Rice, N., Hatfield, W., Brannon, J., Deeds, S., Durfee. D., Deaderick, F., Key, S., Schlichenmaier, D. Row 1: Werckle, W., Anderson, B., Albert, S., Burwash, J., Little, J., Jacquin, P., Hill, D., Cler, J. Row 2: Saurs, D., Thomas, B., Jerome, P., Jenkins, B., Leman, L., Palmer, M., Lvons, P., Hokin, E. M M J - 'if A ,113 1S??MIf241 A f K ack me sd '-. 1: Ambrose, N., Greene, C., Keefer, A., Morain, G., McClin- Row 3: Geist, G., Rumery, J., Lyons, J., Rumery, N., Domnitz, J., D., Martin, W., Chandler, R. Hinds, D., Miss Kinhofer. 2: Adams, D., Haas, G., Hutchins, S., Pannabecker, B., Groom, M., Row 4: Luney, B., Brannon, J., Hatfield, W., Snyder, H., Wiebe, R., M., Scoutaris, G. Byerly, S., Eisele, J. Row 5: Muegge, A., Cohen, B., Neumiller, H., Koetter, L., Mr. Sommer, Peterson, Cv., Sommer, B. One of our most interesting speakers was Dr. Pannabecker, who spoke to us on China. Mem- bers of the club presented programs on insects, stars, physics, and chemistry. I I ow 1: Davis, E., Peterson, B., Saurs, D., ssenbeck, R. ow 2: Gebhardt, W., Jerome, P., Travis, yons, P., Jolly, J. Leman, L., Strause, C., P., Comer, A., Jones, P., Row 5: Gumplo, E., Boussum, J., Ru Rumery, N., Thomton, L. Throughout the year we have had programs dealing with topics of current interest, such as the national election, the Russian problem, com- pulsory military training, cartels, and a series designed to acquaint us with four of our neigh- bors to the South, Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico. Row 3: Burwash, J., Peyer, R., Cross, L., Gamble, K., Naffziger, Magaret, P., Mr. Heghin. Row 4: Groom, M., Hamann, C., Olson, M., Sutton, C., Sanders HofTman, D., McCullough, L., Krei D, mery, J., Stewart, D., Hatfield, W.: v J D ,gm 419' G his WH 'Q' nw- g I Row 1: Vogel, J., Weinstein, L., Carrell, D. Row 2: Siegfried, B., Doyle, B., Mr. Schwartz, Baumann, F. Row 3: Wilday, B. Although seldom in evidence, we are the group E When you enjoy a motion picture in your classroom, you can thank us for we operate the motion picture machines, slides, and silent films. U I who makes assemblies and plays possible, con- structing sets, working the public address system, and producing sound effects, Row 1: 'Herke, S., DeGraH, M., Engstrom, L., Lichtenwalter, 1. Row 3: Mr. Sommers, Niebuhr, B., Scoutaris, G., Sommer, B., Peter- Row 2: Jolly, B., Swayne, D., Wilson, K., Fabre, L. son, G., Burrows, J. Row 4: Jacobus, B., Krag, P., Johnson, E., Vogel, J. 'Q :sf Row l: Lipps, E., White, J.g Tobler, R., Krei, D., Smith, B. Row 2: Mr. Reesman, Sumner, D.g Lichtenwalter, J., Wiebe, R.g Snyder, H. Row 3: Nusbaum, B., McAllister, J., Central's Hi-Y was a leader in the Y. M. C. A. basketball league which is composed of teams from different schools. Most of us are seniors, and we hope that underclassmen will become interested and carry on the work that we have started. ow 1: Eiler, G., Mackert, R.g Riley, jg Roese, M., Martin, W., lump, N. w 2: Weiler, N., Sommers, V.g Plumer, J.g Jones, j.g Harseim, L.g Bed, M.g Miss Albright. Griggs, E. Each month this year we have held a Grem- lin's Rioti' at the Y. W. C. A. where we have enjoyed a program of varied activities. At Christmas time we baked cookies for the U. S. O. I 1 sa Row 3: Barding, J. Clement, J., Hurst, M.g Austin, L., Bechtel, M Hurst, D. Row 4: Rashid, D., Hatfield, M., Bacon, S., Harms, M.g Te Erickson, J., Flynn, S. well, T 'B' E 2. 5. , ,Ex S W 1 s 2 S , i , E f ,, EI 3 i i 5 I Row 1: Leesch, R., Waters, B., Jones, P., Barclay, A., Moffatt, M. Row 2: Hodge, S.: Orchard, R., Colborn, C., Wesselhoft, R., Pfeiffer, F. Row 1: Thomas, I., Bork, P., Bogard, B., Gronnerud, P., Kammerer, N., Schoolmann, E. Row 2: Johns, R., Rakestraw, M., Hicks, N., Weyler, B., Brandon, C., 1'J'....-L TW Row 3: Jones, J., Austin, L., Millikan, N., Cooper, M., 1 horson, LW. Row 4: Volz, S., Stone, G., Merrill, J., Thorson, G., Cromer, T. Kircholf, J. Our job is to serve, and toward this end we helped in the National Red Cross Enrollment campaign, and made kits for soldiers overseas and children in occupied lands. Row 3: Miss Giles, Haddick, B., Wesselhoft, L., Wheeler, M., Deav- erick, F., Wilkins, B. Row 4: Gumplo, E., Mueller, J., Maister, U., Smedman, D Strehlow. P. A , ,. Q, , MFQCNG. Row 1: Fabre, L., Poad, B.g Zerwekh, D., Morgan, J., fohnson, C., lggxoig JIUISOII, J.: Chell, T.g Smith, B., Schnur, B., Reichert, J IX2,::,t'2?'BeCkS, B.: Werner, R. Row 4:, Miss Wilde, Cohen, B., Kowalske, M., Neumiller, H. Those of us at P. H. S. who claim stamp- collecting as our hobby decided to organize into a club this year, and the new, interesting Stamp Club is the result. Among our programs was the one in which Miss Ada Stewart, former faculty member, gave us a most informative and inter- esting talk on her own collections. Up in 400-Sight Saving Class lee: . kk amy j lv it M E' if 4 1 Q 3 i 53 ' vw 6,44- nwzvvy :lk wa 1 .L ,,m! f -W, ,XA-f e ,W4 ,g I Our Paul Bunyans who make those touchdowns and baskets and home runs and bring home track awards are the boys who really bring honor to Peoria High and keep our school spirit top notch. We're proud of you, boys! A R95 QQ i X 'W I2 X Q .. N11 X Y fl, xl 9 727 X Hs , 1 ' W ,Cf -21' J, 9 ', 'W . 41' fl , ,fa f 1 Q. A , fn, 'ff Aff - ,g g if I kffffqafwlz , ,, 'Q' 4 W 7 if XVI' , 3g5'42,ga? ' Q ' f iii. it f g X C -:' lil I -Zfj,f:Tffff':' r X 1141 M Le ' Ifizeisf.. W f ,C x v Qxgxg YK X , W X K lg Vt aiu-Q , I i I .,.,1 5,33 Sir Mx If I N 5 . A JM 1' , 'rn jr fy fowfwww JOHN A. NOPPENBERGER Head Coach This year Peoria High can point with pride to the results of the effective supervision and direc- tion of our coaching staff. Central has achieved much in every sport, for, with the exception of football, we have been represented in the state tournament, and in each we have made credit- able showings. It is obvious that these achieve- ments could not have been possible without the untiring efforts of Mr. Noppenberger. Mr. Myers, and Mr. Reesman. i JOSEPH E. MYERS Assistant Coach amz. HAROLD E. REESMAN Fresh-Soph Coach Director oi Intramural Athletics Turkey Day 7? The Colors 'ne C0lors R What's the matter with the team? Row 1: Collins, G., Williamson, J.: COYIG, P-3 MCAIUSTGY, J-S BaXfel',- B., Peterson, L., Smith, B., Becker, L-3 Richards, P-9 ShePPafd, J- Row 2: Blackwell, B., Schmidt, B., Merrill, J., tloos, F.: Arehart, J-S Kronke, B., Hinnen. L., Nevitt, P., Blane, B., Weik, D., Robertson, J- This year's Maroon gridiron aggregation was seen featuring a new type of strictly offensive football. The fact that they finished the season holding a .500 average, with five wins, and five losses, proved that it wasn't too disastrous. Highlighting this brand of football were our scat-backs Bill Blackwell, Bob Schmidt, Jim Robertson, and Bob Zicaro. The linemen who cleared the path for these speedsters were Bob Kronke, Lee Hinnen, Bob Blane, Jim Arehart, Gene Koch, Jack Bond, John Merrill, Frank joos, Bob Bong, and Henry Cook. The injuries of' Bud Baxter and Jack Bond and the loss of our captain Bob Zicaro to the Navy showed a decided effect in our mid-season games. However, the service of quarterback Dick Weik, with his brilliant signal calling and punting, helped us earn a second place rating in the Greater Peoria standings. The prospects for next year are bright. Eight members of this year's starting lineup and the majority of substitutes will be returning next year, while only Dick Weik, Bob Kronke, and Bob Blane will be leaving the squad. Row 3: Mr. Myers, Stanslow, B., Durfee, D., Herke, S., Tillotson Smedman, D., Bong, R., Behrens, B., Young, C., Page, D., Cook: Livasy, R., Bond, J., Mr. Noppenberger. Row 4: Bacon, H., Weinstein, L., Koch, G., Jolly, L., White, Howe, B., Howe, D., Thomas, L., Ireland, P., Carrell, D., Fleming, Baer, L., Proctor, B. SCORES Won 5 Lost 5 Central ...... 13 Feitshans .... Central ...... 38 Chillicothe Central ...... 13 Woodruff .... Central ...... 12 Spalding ..... Central ...... 0 Streator 4 ..... Central .,.... 14 Springfield Central ...... 19 Pekin ....... Central ..,... 20 East Peoria Central ...... 2 1 Lincoln ...... Central ...... 12 Manual ...... Our Speed Merchant U11-4 UIQ Bill Blackwell Bob Blane B0b BOHQ Henry Cook Halfback End Tackle Tackle Central opened their season against a newly-found opponent, Feitshans, from Springfield. Their size, experience, and power proved too much for the green Central squad. However, the Maroons managed to cross their goal twice and the game ended 25-13. The tables were turned, however, in the next game against Chillicothe when the Grey Ghosts failed to organize any resistance against our speedsters. We rolled up 38 points to the Chilli boys' 6. The next week Central got revenge for the 6-0 upset that Woodruff handed us last year. The Noppymen out- played the Warriors in all respects and walked off with a close 13-12 victory. Spalding's Irish showed us their ability to remain one of the unbeaten teams of the state. They battled their way to a one-sided 32-12 victory. The following week, we failed to snap out of the defeat column, against our old Big 12 Conference rival, Streator. The Bulldogs gave us our worst upset of the season with a 6-0 defeat. This was the only game all season that the Maroons hadn't scored at least 12 points. However, our next opponent, Springfield, caught us on the rebound and tasted a 14-12 loss. Robertson over for a 'Z Lee Hinnen Guard Frank Joos Tackle Gene Koch End MY Salen Heri-re Halfback , all , 1 p if-,KA Manual yn ' T The last four games of the season proved to be the most exciting and provided the fans with some fast action. A pass interception in the last 44 seconds in the next game against the Pekin Chinks set up the touchdown that broke a 19-19 tie and gave the Chinks a 26-19 victory. The Maroons, however, made up for this loss the following week by handing East Peoria's Red Raiders a 20-7 setback. The Lincoln game was another thrillerq The Railsplitters' 21 point rally in the final period broke a 21-6 third quarter lead that the Maroons held. The game resulted in a 27-21 heartbreaker for Central. The Manual game proved quite successful for the Maroons. Central tied the game 6-6 at the halftime by scoring in the last minute of play, but finally won it with a touchdown pass from Jim Robertson to end, John Merrill, in the fourth quarter. In the post-season elections, Bob Kronke, our outstanding center and line-backer, was elected captain, while Bob Blane and Dick Weik were elected co-captains. Lee Hinnen, our left guard, was Centralls representative on the Greater Peoria Team. Bob Kronke Ray Livasy John Merrill Center Guard End 1 Bob Schmidt Gersh Tillotson Dick Weik IOS Wil1iamS011 Fullback Guard Quarterback Halfback 'J' Jim Robertson Cliff Young Quarterback End Manual gets their Tin Can Trophy Don Page Halfback Pete Nevitt Tackle Front: Sheppard, J., Sumner, D. Row 1: LeRoy, C., Reece, D., Ford, H., Siegfried, 'B., Powers, R., Row 2: Mr. Reesman, Domnitz, J., Leroy, D., LeRoy, H., Kowalski 1 I 2 ' Scoutaris, G., Cone, B., Cromer, T., Lipps, E., Haddick, B. Row 1: Brannon, J., Eagleton, D., LeRoy, D., West R' Cone B' Kieser D Gift L Jones B Mason R M., McElhiney, D, Barnett, P., Miller, F., Sommer, B., Bamey, A., Berchtold, H., Mr. Noppenberger. Row 3: Coyle, P., Peterson, L., Richards, P, Herke, S., Fleming, B., Smedman, D., Howe, D., Joos, D., Hawkins, B., Young, C., Gebhardt, S. Row 2i Powers, l?.,.lVIcElhii'1ey,y D., Schiefelolein, J., Howe, D., Joos, D., 1 W4 3 Bong, B., Kowalske, M., Mr. Myer Row 1: Corzine, E.3 Baker, B., Weik, D., Blane, B., Bond, J.g Page, D., Robertson, J. Row 2: Sheppard, J. Mgr., Blackwell, B., Koch, G., Stewart, D., Hull, G., Yeung. C., Mr. Noppenberger. Basketball at Peoria High this year had one of its most successful seasons in the past few years. Their record of 22 wins and 5 defeats will stand high among the records of Cen- tral's leading teams. It was the first year since 1936 that Peoria High was represented at the State Tournament among the Sweet Sixteen . The fact that they defeated their first opponent, Flora, by a score of 38-36 gave them the qualification of being one of the top eight teams in Illinois. In their regular season they lost four games to teams that they had either beaten earlier in the season or that they beat later in the season. After starting off the season with four straight victories, the Maroons were defeated in the fourth quarter of their fifth game by Woodruff, 40-21, in their first and worst defeat of the season. The following evening Chillicothe pulled an unpredictedxvictory from underneath us in their return game for our second straight defeat. The prospects for the team were none too bright at this stage of the season. They managed to pull out of their slump, however, and finished the season with only two more defeats out of their next fourteen games. In the Regional Tournament, the Maroons were con- fronted with Delavan, Morton, and Minier. Minier pressed them into a double-overtime before they finally won 47-44. Advancing to the Sectional Tournament, Central's first opponent was Easton who carried with them 33 victories and 1 defeat as a season record. The Maroons, however, came through in fine style with a driving fourth quarter which meant defeat for Easton. Bloomington was the next victim when Mr. Noppenbergefs fam- ous five walked away with a one-sided victory which carried them to Champaign among the Sweet Sixteen . Won 22 Lost 5 Central ...... 34 Chillicothe Central ...... 47 East Peoria Central ...... 56 Lincoln . . . Central ...... 44 Macomb .. Central ...... 20 Woodruff . Central ...... 32 Chillicothe Central ...... 4 1 Pekin .... Central ...... 41 Manual . . . Central ...... 36 Spalding .. Central ...... 5 1 Springfield Central ...... 47 East Peoria Central ...... 34 Streator . . Central ...... 47 Canton .... Central ...... 51 Woodruff . Central ...... 43 Spalding . . . Central ...... 5 1 Manual .... Central ...... 34 Pekin ..... Central ...... 60 Washington Central ...... 48 Streator . . . Central ...... 43 Springfield . REGIONAL Central ...... 52 Delavan . . . Central ...... 52 Morton .... Central ...... 47 Minier .... SECTIONAL Central ...... 47 Easton ..... Central ...... 57 Bloomington STATE Central ...... 38 Flora ...... Central ...... 46 Quincy .... Regional Champs Sectional Champs Quarter-finalists of State Intra-City Champs Greater Peoria Champs Ctiej Trophy winners h ops, Ihope J I b0De After the work out 127 if Q ,Q ww I 2- J im Robertson Guard , my M ff' X merely. eobner on . f bo r 7' 1 I., ' ki, ...fs 128 Bob Blane Forward 1 o H n 9 . , V4 J ack Bond Guard Weik vs. Guth Dick Weik Gene Koch Center Guard wif' ar A .,Lk,g . Y V W r ' b nrer n - x Y rrrr , w '1rr',1 L,,rr,n. A , ,LL,A ., 7 . on rrrer r f rro 1 '1:- -::5:.v K. ' ' ,.', ', K :,L ,W - . ,-- f , ry . ,rf 5 e ,, Q1 e n 5 - if b M ,n rrrr -4 Q- ree n l . o 'r e,e, . . W ,, -A n n Bob Baker Forward flak fo A ,L K ,, 9' Q Q5 Q ri V Eg . W 3 Wu- 'ww I l , gL, Ed Corzine Don Stewart Guard Center - fe: gf 'XL V!! -fc isp -ani 2 5 l l Gene Hull Forward K ww fr, .f Y! f Q Cliff Young Forward ggi, li 'H' Q5 Guard ...un 'H , l wr Q Bill Blackwell 129 I , Kamik fha V 'if LY v 5 f ,All set for a rebound W v I h U vb if f:1'l9f if s , 1 f M' 3,9egf Q 'ffig ?1?3r,, - ,xyf - Too many hands , I goes m for a shot. 5? we 3 i 5 I E 4 s s i 3' or r t Robbie ' takes one 1 1 w 25231 1 4 I ,1 'E -1 U 1, l 1 4 Row 1: Saurs, B.g Stone, B., Johnson, R., Weeks, F., Burdette, G., CCaptainD Faye, J., Weik, D.g Stowell, J., Burns, P., Bogard, D., Folk rts, T. C t ' 'ct J. Rowe2: KochTt3'.gul2gberlfsZn, J., Gorman, B., Baxter, B., Nichols, E., SCORES Page, D.g Schwab, K., Bond, J., Corzine, F., Mr. Noppenberger. Won 17 Lost 11 Central .... . . . 6 Chillicothe . . . . . . Central .... . . . 11 Washington . . . . . 3 Central .... . . . 8 East Peoria. . . . . . Central .... . . . 21 Chillicothe . . . . Central .... . . . 13 Pekin ...... . . . Central .... . . . 4 Princeville . . . . . Central .... . . . 1 Woodruff . . . . . Central .... . . . 5 East Peoria. . . . . . The record ot 14 wins and 11 losses, accounted for by our gggggi ' ' ' ff 32112 gift ' ' ' ' ' illustrious kings of swat this season, doesn't tell the true story of Central ' ' ' 7 Manual ' ' ' ' ' one of the most outstanding baseball seasons our team has had Central ' ' ' 8 Washingtcgrl' ' ' ' in some time. The Maroons faced some of the toughest Central ' ' ' 5 Kewanee ' ' ' ' ' competition in the State and came out quite successful. Central ' ' ' 3 Kewanee ' ' ' ' ' ' They started their rigorous schedule of 28 games by sub- ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' d . . .... . Central .... . . l Bloomington . . . . . uing their first six opponents with overwhelming scores. Chilli- Central 0 Pekin cothe fell, six to one, opening the season. Washington was next, Central ' ' ' 3 Oak ' ' ' to the tune of eleven to nothing. East Peoria, our old intra-city Central' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 Oak Park ' ' ' ' ' rival, gracefully took an eight to two count from the superb Central' ' ' ' '12 Galesbur pitching of Central's Dick Bogard. Chillicothe again fell, fol- C 1 '13 G 1 b g lowed by Pekin and Princeville However the jinx that Woodruff entra ' ' ' a es mg ' ' ' ' ' ' Central .... . . . 9 Galesburg .... . . . held over Central last year proved true when the Maroons . . Central .... . . . 3 Bloomington .... . bowed out by a four to one margin for our first defeat of the year. . . . . . . Central .... . . . 5 Bloomington . . . . . Dick Bogard again took the spotlight by hurling a no hit, no run Central 10 Pekin game against East Peoria, Central coming out on top 5 to 0. Oak C ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . entral .... . . . 9 Macomb Academy. Park, however, showed their ability that rated them among the Central .... . . . 8 Manual ...... . . . top teams in the state by handing us a 2 to 0 and 6 to 1 double- header defeat. Manual fell next, 7 to 1, under our curve-ball specialist Fred Weeks. Washington bowed out 8 to 0, along with Kewanee 5 to 0, and 3 to O. Bloomington handed us our fourth defeat of the season in a closely contested game, 4-1. Central was again forced into defeat, this time by the hands of the Pekin Chinks. The Maroons, who had previously handed the Chinks a 13-0 defeat, fell 6-0. Central was again unable to put forth much resistance against Oak Park and took another double-header loss. They avenged it by taking a double-header victory from Galesburg. In the following week, the Maroons again defeated Galesburg, 9 to 6, to take the District Title. Pekin fell, 10-3 to give us the Sectional Championship and a little revenge to our 6-O defeat earlier in the season. In the State Tournament our diamond-dusters took a close defeat from Marshall High School of Chicago, 7-1. Those who earned the Varsity letter were: George Burdette, Captain, jim Robertson, Bruce Saurs, Tom Folkerts, Dave Burns, Dick Bogard, Fred Weeks, Jerry Faye, Don Page, Ken Schwab, joe Stowell, Bud Stone, and Dick Weik. Central Central ..1 Mound Masters Marshall ........ Woodruff ........ District Sectional State 131 Row 1: Nelson, D., Allison, H., Burks, B.g Miller, B., I-Ieintzman, J., Row 2: Mr. Noppenbergerg Michael, J., Blackwell, B.g Young, C fCaptainJ Nugent, G.g Kronke, J., Young, E.g O'Brien, W.g Weik, J., Locher, D.g Baker, B.g Decker, G.g Schmidt, B.g Eiler, H., Mr. Myers Folkerts, T. Knot in picturej. Under the guidance of a new track coach, Joe Myers, the track crew turned out one of the best records in the history of P.H.S. Joe had an abundance of experience with which to work, and it was evident from the first meet on that the cindermen had a great deal of strength. They started the ball rolling against a powerful Kewanee team and, although they dropped the meet, they gave the Boiler-Makers quite a scare. Next they sprinted to a fourth place in the Geneseo Relays. Gaining momentum, they easily took in stride the three dual meets remaining on the schedule and went on to win the Delavan Track Carnival and the District Meet. Captain jack Heintzman cleared the bar at six foot to tie for second in high jump at the State Meet. Then, going at top speed, the fellows romped off with the Greater Peoria Championship. Still hungry for trophies, they ended a very successful season by winning the Big Twelve Meet, in which they were matched against the best teams in this section of the state. It is rather difficult to mention any standouts on such a team as this, of which every member deserves acknowledgment, but there are some who deserve an extra handshake. Probably the best individual season was enjoyed by Jack Heintzman who not only placed second in the state in high jump but also broke the all-time school record in broad jump. Others who should be especially recognized are Bill Bullet Blackwell and the fleet- footed Young brothers, Clin' and Aggie. Herb Allison and Wally O'Brien took honors in the mile run, while Bob Burkes, a three-letter-man in track, finished his Peoria Central cinder career in top shape. Bill Miller turned out some wonderful exhibitions of pole vaulting and also held his own in the relay. Since five lettermen are retLu'ning, among whom are Bob Baker, star hurdler, and Don Locher, weight tosser, the outlook for next spring is promising. SCORES Central 55 2f3 - Kewanee 57 U3 4th place-Geneseo Relays Central 84 - Eureka 29 Central 70--Pekin 43 Central 77-Bloomington 36 1st place-Delavan Track Carnival lst place-District Meet 3Vg points-State Meet 1st place-Greater Peoria Meet lst place-Big 12 Meet The Young brothers A, close finish Young brothers m a 1 Z 8St8l'S Hemtzman breaks another record Miller goes up and over VTM we Th e DuStel'S Mr. Noppenbergerg Love, 1.5 Riegle, R.g Keesecker, R.g Caplan, A. CCaptainJg Van Auken, F. Our Maroon linksmen carried on the Central tradition of being one of the outstanding downstate golf teams this year. They walked OH with the Greater-Peoria Championship, the District Title, the Big 12 Championship, and a fifth place posi- tion in the State Tournament. The team was uncoached all season, but was under the watchful eye of Mr. Noppenberger. The team members were Alan Caplan, Jimmy Love, Frank Van Auken, Rollie Riegel, and Ray Keesecker. Jimmy Love and Frank Van Auken were the only underclassmeng Love being a Freshman, and Van Auken, a Sophomore. The team lost only one dual meet all season. That was to Manual by a close score of 71!2 to 41!2. They won both of their triangular meets against Champaign and Urbana, and Manual and VVoodruff with one-sided scores in each. Alan Caplan won some individual honors in becoming the medalist in the Big 12 Meet. He was closely pressed all season by Freshman Jimmy Love, who shot a sterling brand of golf for his age. Frank Van Auken and Rollie Riegel also won many points for Central through their steady shooting. Central Central Central Central Central Central ...... SCORES 7Vz Woodruff . 916 Manual .. 4M Manual .. 22 Champaign Urbana . . QV2 Woodruff . 18W Woodruff . Manual .. Greater-Peoria Champs District Champs Big 12 Champs Fifth Place, State 4M 216 7112 14 9 2 V2 9 V2 8 Row 1: Krag, P., Bruninga, H., Cohen, B.g Roehrn, S.g Stewart, D.g Roehm, D. Row 2: Mr. Reesmang Pfeiffer, K., Isaacs, K.g Harker, B.g Smedman, D.g Thorson, G.g Mr. Noppenberger. I The Maroon Tennis team under the direction of Mr. Rees- man, consisted entirely of underclassmen, a promising fact for next year. They had a fair season this year, losing to and winning from some tough competition. Forming the first four members of the team were Dick Roehm, Don Stewart, Stanley Glazer, and Bob Cohen. Opening up the season, our Maroon netmen forced the strong Lincoln team into a 3 to 3 tie, only to take a 5 to 1 defeat from the Pekin Chinks in the next meet. Lincoln followed up their previous tie and handed us a 4 to 2 loss in an exciting return match. Our racquetmen finally went into the win column in their next match with Princeton, coming out on top 5 to 1, only to be defeated again by a strong Rock Island team in the following meet. Bloomington provided us with our second win of the season as we handed them a one-sided 5 to 1 defeat. The last three meets proved very unsuccessful for Central. Dan- ville and Pekin both showed the ability which classified them among the state's leading teams. In the other meet our reserves gave the Princeton varsity a close match, but their inexperience accounted for their 4 to 2 defeat. Don Stewart and Dick Roehm qualified to enter the State Doubles Tournament, but were defeated in the first round. Won 2 Central ..... Central ..... Central ..... Central ..... Central ..... Central ..... Central ..... Central ..... Central reserves . . SCORES Tied 1 Lost 6 3 Lincoln . . . 1 Pekin .. 2 Lincoln . . . 5 Princeton . 2 Rock Island 5 Bloomington 0 Danville . . 0 Pekin .... 2 Princeton . District-2nd Place Big 12-4th Place if ... Get This One! -voo- 135 Jdisfafoyuayw .es-f Viv-W Noppie , Joe , and Harold Sports Managers Row 1: Chase, R.g Sauder, R.g s Collins, G Row 2: Eilers, H.g Sheppard, J. 136 ake Director 491ml Protest Committee Carl Krei Manager Game Officials 2 is + M Fred Claus Bob MCGHIHD Bob Hahn Bowling Basketball Track The Intramural Department took on new life this year under the capable guidance of Mr. Reesman. It was the first year that definite rules and regulations regarding the eligibility of the players were organized. With Carl Krei as Student Manager and Bob Hahn, Bob McGi1len, Fred Claus, Frank Van- Auken, and Bob Cohen as the sports managers, a well-rounded system of tournaments was also developed. John Lichtenwalter collected top honors in bowling with his high game and high series records. Michigan took a close one point decision over Minnesota in the final game of the basketball season to take first place. The class of 45 won the first annual Howard Hunter Award for the Interclass Track Meet that was held last spring. There was no intra- mural tennis or golf due to weather conditions. Jim Whalen Publicity Frank Van Aukan Bob Cohen Golf Tennis JACK KOCH We wish to dedicate this intra- mural section to Jack, the first student manager of Centra1's intramural program who was killed in action overseas on March 6, 1945. l37 ILLINOIS ESTERN . .3 Thorson, G- ROW 1: N' NOR'1Q1T1WJohnSOn, Eg Km? Vogel, Row 2: 653015, Eg Verdoes B. Row - . H13 j0hnS0 , ' 9, lg T0b1er, Rf -, Gumploy E. Row 2: Eder, ,Am INDIANA MINNESOTA Row 1: Miller, M.g Waldron, B.- Row 1: Krei, D.g Smith, B.g Lichtenwalter, Row 2: McAllister, 1.3 Kronke, B.g Martin, D. Row 2: Schwab, K.g Nelson, F.g Hancock, A. o S ,--ns Jlkdk Ow 1: ley J. Row 2. Kellsc J- P- o A.: C63 1 . P -, wk - H1CAG .3 Young, I ,F ayne, M.: D 0rSk1,B-Q wfuia C W 1: Hahn' 9 amen, L cms ay: D. UISOU, J- 2: 3005, F., -s ww' dw W 3 .f W 'T' 4 'Q' 2. f' A r .wr-nv? 1.4 .war -...J ...aiff , ...Tw ', m,, 'H' , W X f B, Jwfi f Kiwi.. t, 5 . , l A , , , , W ' . -. . 2: W. wi wifi? R ,J X1,J ff . M,-,N ,LJ .Lf-Q n .L MISSOURI ' T. - P- Cromer, T- gow lr Snyder H D emo - ,P..w1fhf0W, -7 ow 2. 2 .Q - Row 11 Terkflifgdick, B. Sommer, B.: Vgillggzig,-'I'5 Sayers, M, OW 2: Balzer, JH QW., '12 x. -. A A -.. ' Asn- 2 .F ... I T - ' -3-:rf S S ng - f .i f . ' . -5 V V t L t 3 Rf ' - L ' ' ' Af - '1 - .N f b gn - A A Q ,Q K E . - 4 , , 1 A J, . 5 A, QQ'- 'Fm 1 K' uf ,EQ ff f iwdg, j ij, 35 'fe .f 3 A A .. 3 . W. 5 W x . Q 1LQ1...a RHODE ISLAND WASHINGTON Row 1: Gebhards, S.g King, F., Smith B. Row 1: Tjarksen, R., Powell, R., Love, J., West, R. Row 2' Cler, M., Anderson, H., Poad, B. Row 2: Roehm, B., Urban. J., Bock, D.g Harris, L. sm ' Egfr' GEOR ' ' ' Ro GIA .99 5 L ua id ess W 1. Jett B Sumflefv D5 Jon ANSAS Bus B' . Dunn, ROW 1 .Q K 11 , ., . Mueller, If gang!! fgfftz, E. gow 1: gig? B.: Lipps, E., , S 1, ROW 2 139 g..?,f Basketball Bowling! WISCONSIN Row 1: Belke, B., Walker, E., Stone, G., Fuener, B. Row 2: Becker, L., Andrews, M., McGillen, R., Hinch, B. Row 1: Lewis, 0.9 Walker, R., Michael, J., McAllister, J., Smith, B., King, F. Row 2: Baker, D., Keel, C., Jett, B., Tobler, R., Comilius, B., Schwab, K. Row 3: Van Auken, F., Lichtenwalter, J., Durfee, D., West, R., Keel, B., Becker, L., Stone, G., Krei, D. Row 4: Cler, M., Cohen, B., Claus, F., Herke, S., Fuener, B., Andrews, M., Poad, B. Row 5: Thorson, G., Roese, H., McManus, J., Krag, P., Larson, A., Johnson, E., Hahn, B. Row Row Row Row Tennis Gglf Shaver, J., Roehm, B., Gift, L., Kieser, D. Row 1: Livingston, B., Vogel, J., Hahn, B. Smedman, D., Utech, D., Kent, D., Cohen, B. Row 2: Sommer, B., Gumplo, E., Van Auken, F., Krei, D., Kieser, D. Squire, B., Harker, B., Claus, F., Thorson, G. Row 3: Utech, D., Kent, D., Cohen, B., Claus, F., Gift, L. Krag, P., Schefelbein, J., Stewart, J., Van Auken, F. fi., I 1 740 Intramural Championship Game ' 2 41 , K'-,S 2 as W y if K -we, i as ,xxx ,..w Ellen Fouts, Vice Presidentg Phyllis Travis, B my Treasurer: Mary Louise Olson, Presidentg H 6 Swimming.-Strehl0W Shirley Moore, Secretary. od'eYxFry,' Loi. Horseback Riding-Jacobs, Pat Haas, Georgia Bowling' Y numer-V5 .Tung 4- I+ i W Baseball-campberl, Phyllis 1-f Rakestra '1 .,, yxu Basketb8u en Janet I I I ,.T.......-....-M---W ROW 11 A1lt0r1, M., Waters, B., Cromer, W., Faber, L4 Gan-Ott, JJ Row 3: Leman, L., Brandon, C., Whalen, J., Hutchins, S., Emory, M., Cohen, D., Travis, P. Gauch, S., Barlow, B. Row 2: Schaffer, D., Palmer, M., Nowels, J., Schafer, S., Hamey, E., ROW 47 Spitz, S-S Raef, B-5 .l0hl'1S0H, Peyef, E-5 Sehm, M., Baker, B. Bishop, M., Thomas, B. Lizer, C. Row 5: Leaser, B., Holtzman, J., Moore, M., Bruce, J., Thorson, M., Bechtel, M., Sommer, F. Row 1: Frye, L., Russeff, N., West, D., Williams, S., Greene, C., Row 3: Saurs, D., Glatz, F., Hicks, P., Engstrom, L. Jones, J.: Smith, M., Farrer, E. Rakestraw, M. Row 2: Kerr, B., Puckett, S., Dougherty, H., Adams, D., Cler, J., Row 4: Stewart, F., Huddlestun, P., Bruninga, A., Leman, A., Thur- Clugsten, J., Reynolds. G man- R-3 Hodge, S-S BSSSEU, L- Row 5: Frederick, M., Mackert, R., Gamble, K., Getz, M., Gregg, C., Bauman, P. -- M Q .. IN fx, iv' deal' low 1: Volz, S., Boussum, J,. Sommer, M., Evans, C., 0b0l'l'l, E-5 Row 3: Erickson, J., Fellay, M., Ellis, P., Schlichenmaier, D febbefy A-5 Hall, F-S Hall, G-S Saff0Yd, J- Hatfield, M., Snyder, J., Hubbard, C., Albert, S. low 2: Olson, M., Moore, S., Burdick, S., Archdale, E., Burwash, J., Row 4: Strehlow, B., Rumery, N., Sammis, D., Mensendike, R filseyy P-F GYOHUBYUCL P- Dunkin, R., Blessman, S., Wheeler, M., Deaderick, F. 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For generations the rnore exacting 1.:A'.. younger set nas cNnosenB SIM tastntons to make S At Yukon St' sotnoot days and date ntgtnts trnty rnornentons tor both gtrts and boys. So. Adam I ' ' .ff-,g,:w? 'l 1125 MAIN STREET 601 STANLEY STREET A REFINED SERVICE THAT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF EVERY FAMILY REGARDLESS OF PRICE 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Packard Air-conditioned Ambulance FRANK M. ENDSLEY FUNER-AL' SERVICE Ll 2 C1-IAPELS 'A' 1 V YYYY Advance Appliance Co., Inc. Manufacturers of the STOKEB-DLA one of the little thinqs we're iiqhtinq for Peoria, Ill. 808-10 S. Washington St. Phone 3-4409 ECONOMICAL - - - EFFICIENT - - - COMFORT The Schradzkl Co. J .fi 1 1 , K3 1125 MAIN STREET Telephone 601 STANLEY STREET A REFINED SERVICE THAT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF EVERY FAMILY REGARDLESS OF PRICE 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Packard Air-conditioned Ambulance FRANK M, ENDSLEY FUNERAI-L SERVICE IQ Ar 2 CHAPELS A af , ii r V ' ww 2 ,, Hz? 5 1 , 'E sf we BY ii as 1 4' fb M If 9 -If '7 . wr-f . 7 2.21 ,gk qw J. WP W 1 V 5' ifEiv m 'L For post-war building or remodeling- Progressive schools will plon on for all Cooking and Boking BUY WAR BONDS-HELP SPEED VICTORY! if The school that makes Gas a partner in post-war planning tor new 'or remod- eled kitchens will be tar ahead when it comes to turning out better meals and doing it faster and at lower overall cost. Gas in War proved itself the superior cooking and baking fuel, showed, when men were scarce and needs were great, that it can do a better cooking job. Gas is a high speed, precision fuel, fully automatic in operation. Gas is clean, convenient and improves working conditions. Peoria women are COOKING WITH GAS because it takes a Ilame to cook faster-most of their cooking is done on the top burners and this kind of cooking is almost always the kind that they want to get done in a hurry. The GAS flame also gives precision cooking at top speed. It gives you count- less controlled variations of heat for every cooking requirement, letting you cook as fast or as slowly as you wish. Only flame cooking does this for you. CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT COMPANY ,,,--., ...,..., ' . - - LI W Y ,Y W, Advance Appliance Co., Inc. Manufacturers of the STOKER-GLA one of the little things we're fiqhtinq tor Peoria, Ill. 808-10 S. Washington St. Phone 3-4409 ECONOMICAL - - - EFFICIENT - - - COMFORTABLE The Schradzki Co Jewelry Gifts of Distinction at Singer's I ewelry Co. 420 Main Street Posed by Remon Leesch, Bob Baker, and Mr Smger -we si' 'io' ui, We're 55 and still young. u llllllli llll'S A Store of Youth . . . Serving Youth Peoria's young set will always find us ready to fulfill their youthful needs in coordinating Fashions and Accessories. BERGNER'S - Peoria's Dependable Store for 55 Years I 5 ..,... Ns uudd tsler 3 -I ...- IIOIQI Ilellerson ff PEORIA, ILLINOIS I , LACKHAWK . fn' f EIOTELS co ' ' 'I Peoria's Friendly Hotel I Compliments ARTHUR v. SCHMID DRUGGIST orth Sheridan Road at Loucks Ave Phone 2 7521 Peoria' s only authorized BUICK Dealer I C I I a r e n c e W. I-I e y I. T. Bower Motors, Inc. ATTORNEY AT LAW COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS FOR YOUR BUICK 807 Central Ncmonal Bank BuIIdIng Service on all makes of cars Telephones: Office, 81845 Home, 4-2051 Peoria, III 'lP'esC'i'JH'm EXC mVe'yU THE HARRY II IIBEIE PLUMBING CU PLUMBING and HEATING PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY Third Floor Lehmann Building 407 N, Bourlqnd 51,-eef Phone 2-I305 lashed Sand and Gravel 7 E 0 RIA C 0 N C R ET J. Illam-ImlI6.Bn.f 2'-ISE IONSTRUCTION CO. Concrete Building Block gwtmd , 1520-22 MAIN sf. PEORIA, ILLI IS hone 2-2720 315 Broadwa HUMITUQ CONVERTERS OF CELLOPHANE E MFG. C0. IA, ILLINOIS no on - I I fi 'I fl i I. I' I ' 1 ' I CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Goldstein Jewelry Co. 211 South Adams Street Peoria's Leading Jewelers Compliments of DR. O. E. BARBOUR c A M It n A s and photographic accessories v. Jonsm' at sons SAM HARRIS CLOTHING STORE MEN'S APPAREL 507 SOUTH ADAMS STREET unmrs QUALITY-ISUPCURNA Sandwiches . . . Cold Drinks Cigarettes Iain and Perry Phone 4-6492 41 - l M 1 I r When Buying Records - Remember WRIGHT'S RECORD DEPARTMENT in ADAMS MUSIC CO. I WA LT'S . ICE CREAM STORE Peoria Camera Shop ,W MAN mm 108-110 Souqh Mom-oe Open Year Round Fountain Service BEAUTY NOOK EIUIWSUNCU Hardware 925 Columbia Taffafa Housewares - Cutlery - Tools TELEPHONE 2-7121 336 F 1t St' Ph 9050 AVON THEATRE 2204-06 South Adams Street THE FINEST TALKING Pictures Anywhere Popular Pf Cas 161 Phone 4-3036 ff! Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Springfield. Massachusetts - Organized 1851 Agency for Central Illinois REULING 6. WILLIAMSON, General Agents Sixth Floor Lehmann Building Peoria. Illinois M L R U E S C H Tech Cafe 2112 Main Street Sash 86 Door Co. I 1007 S. Adams Peoria, Illinois Jack Lofthouse - Celia N lt T ks Jokes - Gifts - Military It I 316B H lt Across from Court House ' I I L L K E S T E I N S Celes N lties 316B Hamilton Blvd. Jack Loftho -- Celia Across from Court House Tricks, Gifts, Jewelry, Bracelets, Lockets, Rings, Stuffed Toys, Souve- Compacts, Cigarette Cases, Military Items, Wood Jewelry, Foot Ball and Sweetheart Double Heart Pins with Name Engraved, Wallets, Bill Folds, and Service Banners for Soldiers, Marine-1-2-3 Stars. , ' 'T i 1 l 1 Q Dickison's Self-Service Market MUUH WllllPllPER All ,PAINT 00. 2202 Knoxville Avenue Ph01'19 25511 WALLPAPER -- PAINT - VARNISH FROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES LACQUERS 'S A WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Register For Desirable Positions With M - arquette Paint and Wallpaper Bu. Paint makes the difference 208 Lehmann Building 310 Liberty St. Phone 4-1 BEAUTY DURABILITY L11-y A Samuel M. Friecllander Mackemer Motor Co. ATTORNEY AT LAW GENERAL FINANCING Lehmann Building Peoria. Illinoi Mackemer Building. W. A. LAIDLAMAIWIRE COMPANY Compliments of Altorfer Brothers Company DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY T UPlANIJS VARIETY HARDWARE CU. , Wm. A. Swanson, Prop. S EURNACES, PAINTS, ROOFING 436 Main 5 SHEET METAL WORK 1 MODERATE PRICES 03 S. U versity, at Main Telephone 3-1659 - YJ Telenhone 3-5191 , - COMPMMENTS OF Good Furniture Costs Less at PEURIA TENT 81 AWNING CU. 09WellSf9ill,S FRED HARBER'S sows BRUWN'S GENERAL CONTRACTORS Peoria 2 Illinois Secretarial and Business Training That Qualifies A For the Choicest Office Positions. Morgan, Pendarvis 61 Morgan POWER COMPANY: A'f0'neYS'a'J-aw C lral N ' al Bank B ilclin CITY TRANSPORTATION I en anon u g I Peoria, Illinois Telephone 3-3811 will alwcrysbbe one ofthe Nations ,,-,-,,, ,.. .. useful services - in Peace, C I, t Ofnp Ilnefl S Preparedness . H or WG, Sreg Peona Company I 163 Wrz'te to the Boys Overseas -L f 4 l l Ph 45333 Paul Chan, Mgr. Delicious Foods HO TQY LO CHINESE SAND AMERICAN CAFE Refreshments of A11 Kinds 508 Main St. Peoria, Illinois- N. E. Born Paint Co. PAINT - WALLPAPER gy, .40 I 4 Compliments 0 I D R. C LARNO cfewefaz Gmotr and GLA55 sKlLLeoRePnmlnG r VFIHE TIME PIECES 2lO SoJerrcRson Rv 536 Fulton Street Phone 3-3719 ' -H' Mazn Street Flower Shop WHERE FINE FOOD IS A BYWORD 335 MAIN STREET Compliments of See our summer selection GLAMOUR FOR THE GLAMOROUS TEEN 115 Main Street Phone 3-5364 . i PEORIA SERVICE COMPANY Umvefslfy Beauty SMP H 4 Em riS t.'Fr4Ri,?::S::VE ICE CUBES 127 Main street Phone 4-1500 'V'-'EN l-APS Complzments of N vi Th nl ' if L an A 1 7 U D fi- I Hx Ja N I ,wut -, ,I IICE co Central O tica Company p ,ff ' li , A PSEORIA ' WW PANY w Peoria, Illinois A bglfh Yr, KE . BU W 120 South jefferson Avenue ,I tr CORRECTED VISION IS ESSENTIAL m, 4, FO' Dehvefy Cal' Q IINWXRLFBATUE co ronfuue -ro FALL IN X Peona Illmols 27 S. Jen, BURGER REALTY CO. Real Estate Telephone 2-2070 1112 Lehmann Bldg. Res.: Phone 2-0622, 905 Knoxville W. C. Burger - Peoria, Illinois Compliments of A FRIEND CANDY FOUNTAIN SUPPLY SPRINGER-BURKLUND CC. 607 Main SL - Phone 3-5115 Complzments of C0mP1imen'fS of Bog:-an Clothes, Inc J ACK KELLER MENS CLOTHES Keller Shell Service 418 Mam Street Loucks and McClure RALPH 5 SULLIVAN WARE-ANDREEN CO. MEN'S sH0P 7 Clothiers . . . Furnishers erson Ave. Peoria, Illinois Dr. Albert Applebaum GUDEL HUWLAND C0 D E N T I S T 433 Frankl n Street 627 Alliance Lile Bldg. Phone 7735 16 L ,I 1 1 f iFirsit Nc1ti!orfEj1lBc1nk OT Peoridi qu QJIM 1672! Q ' 05' IN ITS 81ST YEAR Illinois Furniture Co. SALTZ DRUG STORE 2023-25 S. ADAMS STREET PRESCRIPTIONS 634 Main St., Corner Perry Ave I. ULEVITCH, Prop. Peoria, Ill. COMPLlMENTS OF Compliments of EAELUNE4 f2fjjQfL1lNG nnnnnn L. nnnn, nn. SOUTHWICK S GIFTS - ANTIQUES - LINENS 1732 Knoxville Avenue Peo a 5, Illi L mga:-ns M . I , it F FY ' is It Z V ,da gk 3 2. in 1 an 2- wi , 5 ,5 4' ff I. 6 JUHN Plllllllllll LEE l.UlVlBlfR CU. ONLYP11ffl313sll1iN3EIr91?1E2sllslii-ION zoo N. washangfon sf. Phone 3-5121, COLD ALONE IS NOT ENUUGH P Orig, lllin is QUALITY LUMBTER - OQUICK SERVICE I CO' Low PRICES 1122 South Adams Phone 4-1112 PEURIA Alllll ELECTRIC lill. ROSSETTER MOTOR CO FORD -- MERCURY -- LINCOLN 514-18 Franklin Sl.. Peoria, 111. Ignitions - Carburetors - Generators FORD TRUCKS Batteries - Starters - llllagnetos - Radiator Repairing SERVICE I satisfaction Guaranteed ' 715 Franklin Avenue Compliments ol the Jetlerson Trust and Savings Bank 2252595 W . FLETCHER LANKTON HENNIGES 3, CQMPANY , E 10,115 AAIESCQEEESL QUALITY PRINTERS ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS PEORIA, ILLINOIS Compliments Compliments BUGARIVS DRUG STURE 0 d A. H. Bogard, R. Ph. Corner University and McClure F R I E N D Phone 2-6120 Peoria, Illinois T Enjoy the Hnest of food at . . . , The Galley SMITH S DRUG STORE W. R. Smith, R. Ph. C C Blshap cafeterla PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 422 Main Street 4180lJ Knoxville Avenue Phone 2-3334 Peoria, Illinois 1 Men's Fine Qualify Made to Measure Clolbes COMPLIMEN S OF T ATI ALEX SIMON J W00l QUALITY Plus TAILQR ALWAYS 'l'l'l North Madison Street Peoria, III. ' - 71 ' ' F N za a ll H R M PEURIA HIRES BUTTLING CU. Hardware 8: Supply Co. So Good . . . PITTSBURG PAINTS, GLASS SQ - GRAPE HEATING and PLUMBING SUPPLIES '5 1709 N. shefidan Road Peoria, Illinois The Tasfe Tells Mackert Gr. Zeller FLORISTS and LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS DR. MARGARET ABBUBK MEl0Y 901 Lehmann Building Phone 3-6373 501 Rock Island Avenue Phone 2-9511 Peorc 2 Ill o 14,7 - n . Peona- lllInoIs R I x if Q i Y ...,,,--F' Y 5. KW1, 4454 x :K . -E, WE? s Q -.NN M6 UQYJX hz KN-:ia pliments of HARRY S. SHORT -1-'RAILER SALES UIUKINSUN BULLEGE UF BUSINESS G 0 o D L U C K M A R G E R I N E ZWL 'I' CC. n:i:'vEEiz 6'ss printers NOW! Le