Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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em ve MARTIN, JOHN E., uy Besos Mechanical Drawing, LAMBERTON, MARGARET, Driver Training, B.S., M.S. Co-sponsor Senior Class Bookkeeping, Business English, Typing Dramatic Honor Society “‘You use your manners discreetly in all kinds of companies.”’ “‘As merry as the day is long.”’ NOPPENBERGER, JOHN A. Bes: Phys. Ed. MYERS, JOSEPH E., Head Football, Baseball A.B. Coach English ‘O it is excellent to Football, Basketball , Track Coach “Sir, your wit ambles well, It goes easily.” have a giant’s strength.”’ MASOCGGO TRESSIE: BisenGas Physical Education GaAGAe “This is excellent ‘aut sport.”’ MAXFIELD, CORA B.A., M.A. English, Faculty Social MATSON) FRANCES mit Gra: us fa ane MeCORMICK, J AMES R.., A.B., M.A. 6s ees or Sight Conservation beloved ain) ee United States History, Cue Club Social Studies, Senior “An angel! or, if not, National Honor Society an earthly paragon!’’ “‘Ofall the learned and authentic fellows.’’ PACEY, JOHN H., Bess Biology Tennis, Projection and Stage “‘There’s the humor of Re Mrs. Pearson instructs future beauty operators.

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GILES, FLORENGE I., Aes epm Net Ale Trigonometry, Geometry FLUEGEL, THEODORE, Policy Committee eee “She is exceeding CREST, Policy Com- wise. mittee “What impossible mat- ter will he make easy next?’’ ol C Cosmetology “The gl hi HEGHIN, YERVANT A., and ree nonin ILER, GENEVIEVE, A.B. A.B; American History Orthopedic Room Govemment, Social Sci- “A gracious person.”’ ence Club “Thou speakest wiser than thou art ware of.” e JONES; SUSIE. Es, B.E., M.A. Shorthand, Geography | ee ho Typing, Secretarial Prac- BESe ; = S 2 Glee Club “Those friends thou “She sings as sweetly ecpee as a nightingale.’”’ Miss Giles helps Jim measure the angle. Hake MRS. BESS D;, A.B., MA. English, Girls’ Councel- ing, Committee of Forty ““Good Counsellors lach . a no clients.’ KINHOFFER, GARMAG., AM eat A Biology, Science Club, Policy Committee ““To hold, as twere, the mirror up to nature.”’

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PEARSON, MRS. ELEANOR, Cosmetology “A gentlewoman, mild , POSH ARD, FLORENCE, 28 B.M., M.M.E. Choral Music Music Work shop “] will but teach them to sing.”’ and beautiful.’’ YVR EINHARD, AUGUSTE L., i A.B., M.A. English, Chairman Vis- ual Aids, Junior Nation- al Honor Society eB f . “‘Better three hours too She is POU LSE, and soon than a minute too fair. pee REID, MRS. JANE M., BeSey Meas Home Economics Leis ee — stn i) ee Mr. Koepping and Jack seem to have a good idea. RICE, EMILY ELIZABETH, Neo eeu os English CREST, Quill and Scroll “ .Well read in poetry and other books-good I warrant ye.’’ ones, SCHULTZ, RAYMOND Radio Electronics “Silence is the per- fectest herald of joy.”’ SCHUBRING, WILLIAM C., B.S., M.A. English Co-sponsor Opinion “Who was so firm, so constant.”” RAY, MARJORIE F., ey ese Librarian Library Club “My library was duke- dom large enough.” | av SPICKARD, ELMA M., B.A, Speech, Dramatics Jusendra, Stage Crew “She is very merry.””