Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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SHUFFIELD, HARLAN W.,, A.B. | Physics a | SPORICH, MRS. ETHEL, CREST SUFFIELD, LYLE K., | B.S. . - ‘In nature s infinite erin hee | English, Typewriting, book of secrecy a little ; : Shorthand ] Can read CREST, Art Fratemity | Cue Club “‘A man..well fitted in “Out of... my ability the arts.”’ Pll lend you some- thing.”” | . cel all TOWER, BARBARA, | z A.B. “A SZEPPESSY, ELMER ae ear Site me She be but little.” VTRACY, GERALDINE, Orchestra, Ensembles Pee Radeon “In sweet music is such Chasers art.” G.A.A. | “As full of spirit as ( the month of May.” VAN DEVENTER, J.B., AB) MLS TROTH, JOHN V Bec WALLACE, LEVERETT K ete J , Opinion, Quill and Scroll ] BS ’ a ‘1 know the gentleman to be of worth.”? Woodshop, Mechanical oO Oe OF worth. Drawing, Driver Training, Hi-Y “But sure he’s proud; ‘and yet, his pride be- comes him.’’ ‘He is well paid that is well satisfied.”’ Mr. Schubring points out the line to Joan.

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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.””

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WESTHOFF, W.F., IB)aSe Woodwork, | Co-sponsor ) 7 LWALIMIRE, LUCILLE, Freshman Class, Stage ee MENS . Ph. B j fo “‘There’s not a man 1 Latin, Spanish, Latin | English, ee meet but doth salute me Club, Stamp Club Freshman Class, Cue ag if | were their well- Club acquainted friend. “1 had my Book of Songs and Sonnets here.”’ “‘No custom stales her infinite variety.’ WOLPERT, WESLEY, B.S. Industrial Arts V WILSON, H.E. IRENE, Intramural Coach YUHAUSE, JOSEPH, B.S., M.S. : “O, excellent young man!”’ B.S., M.A. : General Homemaking, United States History Home Management, Pol- Social Studies, Swim- icy Committee ming Coach “Fair be all thy hopes “Give me leave to and prosperous be thy speak my mind.” life.’’ DYSLIN, MRS. LORETTA, Accompanist ““She makes sweet music.” rane ce M., RHODES, INEZ M., | Conan English Secretary to the Principal Student Council, Ger- “The best of me is dil- man Club. igence.”’ ‘Most excellent accom- yp plished lady! Miss Spickard and Jeanie emote.