Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Page IU AFTER SEMESTER EXAMS a senior's thoughts tum to college. Having filled out applications to Brad- ley, Purdue, or Illinois, he eagerly awaits accept- ance. Ae agucfenf i2brea,m5 . . The student eagerly pictures in his mind all the fun, companionship. and the wealth of knowledge his high school years hold for him. Before him unfolds the fascinating panorama for these growing years-Homecoming games and dances, meeting the kids at the Rec after school, last minute studying for exams. He looks ahead to college days which promise even greater chal- lenge and fulfillment. The scene changes slightly. There are still the games, dances, and all the joy of com- panionship, but his studies take on a new significance as he prepares to take his place in the world. Always he dreams . . . and from his dreams emerge plans and reality.

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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.

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