Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Juniors open wide. YOU CAN AlWAYS TEll A JUNIOR- KNOWING WAYS AND SUCH! 'Allol Almost Through, buf not nearly finished! That is the Junior class. You really don'f realize how near fo graduafion you are when you're a Junior. The years get busier all The 'rime buf after This one, you wonder how you could ever do any more. You have The Prom fo Think of and plan for and College Day becomes more imporfanf. Most people consider you an upper classman and i'f's a good feel- ing, long awaited. Naturally you feel as Though you have been Through a lo? and fhaf's given you a lor of happy memories. There you go choosing, or nearly choosing, your lifefime work, and making up your mind To do as well as possible in if. lf gives you a feeling that you know a lot, and you do. Why Think of the people who have never been a Junior! You can always fell a Junior, knowing looks and such, and nowonder! Suzy Cenfral Juniors jump fwo years ahead by looking at colleges. Junior appefifes help their candy sale ! Dan, Nancy, and Bud pu? their heads together in the chemistry lab Page 26

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YOU CAN AlWAYS TEll A SOPHOMORE- HE STRUTS AROUND! lt's me again! Ever been a Sophomore? Well, I have and let me tell you-it's wonderful! lt's a reliet to graduate from being a lowly Freshie to the glorious Sophomore realm. You have memories to look back on ot high school and lots to look torward to besides. There is the big choice ot electives to make, a choice still new in your second year. And the activities you can follow are not so strange. You can't imagine where the time is going and you realize you are tinally getting into a grown-up world. lt's not even too early to think ot lite atter high school, but that still seems tar away. Yes, you can always tell a Sophomore-- he struts around-and he has a right to! Suzy Central S Sophomores do the most interesting things! Sophomore class officers John Hancock .loe's cast. lt's hard, isn't it boys? Seniors say, T.B. shots aren't bad, Sophomoresf' i 5 i i ii Wifi 4 .255 - , 5 fi .gg si A Page 25

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YOU CAN ALWAYS TEll A SENIOR- BUT NOT MUCH! Hello again! When you finally get to be a Senior-well, you really get to be one. All the past three years of hard work and great fun have built up to this final chapter that's left in high school, and you feel you deserve to be on top. lt's filled with fun and stuffed with memories and includes a dash of sadness and a lot of indecision. You realize that people look up to you and lots of things rest on your shoulders. Perhaps the added responsibilities that people feel they can trust to you improve your character. At any rate-something does, and in the senior year you really grow up. ln the first place-you never really realized you were a Senior until graduation was finally here. lt's hard not to feel sad, but yet it's still harder to feel sad, with all the prospects of the new life before you. You can look back on all the subiects yOU've taken, and yOU S66 how much you've learned. No wonder you can always tell a Senior-but not much. And who cares? Suzy Central i They're lciyin' aigs now The t'wicked Mitzi teaches her sisters to play cards. Seniors try for 100 V.. Measuring for caps and gowns brings graduation closer. Page 27