Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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TRUMAN R. ADK1Ns He's highfrninded, six feet up! Mignonette 4. President Literary Club 4. HifY 4. Prom Committee 3. Christmas Seal Committee 4. Kingman 1f3. JACK M. ALLEN A lead-off mart in any feld. Lettermen's Club 4. Varsity Baseball 2f4. Intra-Mural Basketball 1-4. Stunt Show 171. HifY 34. Kingman 1f3. EUNICE ANDERSON Short and sweet, hard to heat! Treasurer Class 3. Treasurer Dramatic Club 4. Christmas Vespers 3. Girl Reserves 1f2. Kingman 18. CLUSTER BARRETT He not only says what he knows but knows what he says. Kingman 113. ARTHUR BARTH, ja. A history shark, he'll make his mark! Music Club 4. Prefect 4. South Bend, Indiana 1f2. Peoria High School 3. RAY E. BAUMANN, JR. Make way for Ray-Prexy and a lead in the Senior Play. Student Council 4. President Class 34. President Home Room 1-3. Football 2f4. Track 2f4. Bowling 2f4. Mignonette 4. O Peretas Solo's 3f4. Glee Club 2-4. Prom Chairman 3. Kingman 113. HARRY T. BAYLESS Harry should make a name for himself in industry. Language Club 4. Chicago, Illinois 113. IVIARCARET BENNETT Noted for her kmd heart and clever posters. works of nrt. Girl Reserves 1. Advertising Club 4. Poster Making 4. Kingman 1f3. VIOHN E. BENSON We lookup to him in mme than one way. Basketball 1-3, Baseball 213. Latin Club 2. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1f3. HELEN Banc: A busy Miss and just as charming. Student Council 4. TALISMAN 4. Mignonette 4. Glee Club 1. Dramatic Club 4. Magazine Campaign 4. Roosevelt junior High 1. Manual High School 28. HOWARD BERQUIST A good worker and a fine sport. Peoria High School 1f3. BETTF ANN BERTELS She has fun wherever she goes. Student Council 4. Vice-President Home Room 4. OBSERVER Staff 4. TALISMAN Staff 4. Manual Newspaper Staff 213. Glee Club 3. Red Cross Council 213. Magazine Campaign 4. Roosevelt junior High 1. Manual High School 2f3. Page lwenty 0

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l BAIJTXIANN. BRIGGS. SHAVER, PITSCII Senior Class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RAY BAUMANN, President .Ina BRIGGS, V1cefPresident MILDRED SI-IAVER, Secretary Bos Pirsci-1, Treasurer ESTERDAY, so it seems, vve first entered this building almost as dazed as the fresh' men. However, it didn't take us long to attain our superior position. Since traditions were lacking, it has been our duty to establish them. Our class play Mignonette was an excellent production directed by Miss Bertha Berman and enacted by a very capable cast. tions, THE OBSERVER and Most of the important positions on staffs of the publica TALISMAN, are filled by able seniors. The athletic teams have many of our members in their ranks, and our student council members are excellent leaders. Senior class advisors were Miss E. Macdonald, Mr. H. Landis. Miss D. Martens, Mr. J. Hall. Our school spirit has been unquenchable and we feel responsible for leading this school loyalty which has been commended throughout the city. During the year our school was host to the District Student Council Convention, of which one of our members, james R. Grebe, was president. Also some of our members helped make a success of the Regional Basketball Tournament held at Woodruff. And now we leave Woodruff high school, and it is with deepest regret we say goodf bl tte d bye, Our underclassmen, the freshmen, are greatly to be envied in being a e to a n Woodruff for their entire four years. Not forgetting those high schools which have pref pared us to come into this beautiful building and conduct ourselves properly, We pay tribute to those schools where We spent our Hrst three years, which have been for most of us Kingman, Peoria High, and Manual Training high schools. 0 Page nineteen

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CLARA M, HI.SSLI1li just as cheerful as the smile ni her tlurlq lmvwn eyes. President Home Room 4. Stunt Show 3. Cleo Club 114. Girl Reserves lfl. C. A. A. 3-4. Kingman 1f3. JOHN Buss Supe'r.wle.smumlxifw slimilil be may with 11 run.: like lhul, President Class 1. VicefPresident Home Room 4. Varsity Baskctf ball 1f4. HifY Club 314. Managing Editor OBSERVER 4. Presif dent journalism Club 4. Sparland, Illinois 1. Kingman 2f3. Ham. BRIZNENST.-XLL To all obligmg, yet reserved to ull. Commercial Club 4. G. A. A, 1. Prefect 4. Peoria High School 1f3. JAMES BRIGGS Excellent in .sports and a good sport in his excellence. VicefPresident Class 4. President Class Z, Varsity Football and Basketball 344. Reserve Football and Basketball 2. Sports Editor TALISMAN 4. Editorial Editor OBSERVER 4, Sports Editor Newspaper lf2. Mignonette 4. In An Old Kentucky Car' den 4. President Dramatic Club 4. Boys' Honor Club 23. Roosevelt junior High 1. Peoria High School 25. Houma CAZEY H1 at the T. HifY 2-4. President First HifY Council ol' Peoria 4. HifY Program Chair' man 4. Hi-Y Basketball 214. HifY lntraflvlural Basketball 4. Kingman lf3. Ln Roy Cumsrmxsox A modest fellow bun, oh. xo nice' Track 1. Cross Country 3, Radio Cluh I. Argentine, Kansas 1. Kansas City, Missouri 2. Manual High School 3. WENDELL Cross He'll make his wayAwe'll wager. Football 3. lntraflvlural Basketball 1-4. HifY 1. Roosevelt junior High 1. Manual High School 2. Kingman 3, CLYDE T. COURTNEW' A carload of fun. Class Basketball lfl. English Club 1-2. Travel Club 4. Streator, Illinois 1f2. Peoria High School 3A. Manual High School 3B. RUTH E. COW'.ARD High spirits. her chief asset. A Cappella 3. TrifS Intra-City Council 3, Girl Reserve Council 3, Sec' retary Ad Club 4. Roosevelt junior High 1. Manual High School 2. Peoria High School 3. MILDRED Lucirrr Ciusr She not only blqes history but imiloubtedly will mulqc lt. Dramatic Club 113. Camera Club 4. G. A, A. 1. junior National Honor Society. Peoria High School 1f3. Donoruv JANE DAWSON She wants knowledge and i.m't afmiil to work jm iz. Dramatic Club 4. Declamation Club l. Chillicothe. Illinois. lvl.-nw FRANCES DESELMS Such patience will be well reufamlcrl. Kingman 1-3. 0 Page tzvenly-one