Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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46 Wi ri Page S ww cpZ,6LlfLgA:5 . . . Throughout every busy day. the student finds time for laughter and fun. He counters his problems of growing with humor, turning cm embarrassing situation into a iunny one. He spends his happiest moments in the company of his friends, sharing with them the carefree times, sometimes the heartaches, that are to become treasured memories. He laughs at jokes, faculty stunts, toboggan rides, and sometimes at nothing at all. Happiness is the only reason he needs for shouting with glee or smiling at every person he meets.

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A8 ,SQlfL6!8lfLf lf'0lfUf5 . As childish pranks are put aside, the student becomes intrigued as never before by the wonders of life around him. He opens the door to this enchanting new world and with all the enthusiasm of youth he plunges into the excitement and thrills which learning and knowledge bring. Through these new experiences he learns to assume the responsibility of leadership and service. He finishes whatever iob he starts, whether easy or difficult. He accepts failure as well as success and profits from his mistakes. He learns the meaning of integrity and honor which mold character, upholding the ideals ot American democracy. th? ii, .QE is M WR, K W5 3147 I :maggie fl Eb in W K S 5? M ., . , .5911 figs Q3 if Q-My .Z

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E 1 xx X, AS THE WIND HOWLS around the corners of the se, ludie Weisser, c Hart, Christie Roth, and Rick Larke find that cakes and a crackling tire in the fireplace are just the thing for an evening at home. li o u lohn CHATTERING, S I N G I N G , AND CLATTERING SILVER- WARE greet a person as he walks into the cafeteria at lunchtime. Each of these sen- ior girls is involved, as usual, in at least three conversa- tions, insuring complete cov- erage oi all the latest gossip. A STEAMING CUP of hot chocolate hits the spot on C1 cold, snowy day. Nez Schu- bed, Christie Roth, and lean- ie Hamner are getting Warm before another half of wild football cheering.