Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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EUGENE ZIMMERM.-XNN He'.r boimd to be a great chemist someday. Science Club 1-4. Model Airplane Cluh l. Roosevelt junior High 1. Manual High School 213. Si-uixtrr E. Woonsox No band is complete without Sliivley. A Cappella 2. Glee Club 2. Band 24. Orchestra 214. Popular Orchestra 4. Prefect 314. Kingman 15. ELIZABETH 1. Wiuci-ir Shes exactly what you would expert her to he. Glee Club 1f2. Home Economics Club llfi. Operetta Z. Camera Club 4. Farmington, Illinois 1f3. Lucituz Maiurf WiLsox Theres humor in her eyes. Student Council Constitution Committee 3. Program Committee junior Play 3. VicefPresident Class Z. Home Room Reporter 4. TALISMAN 4. Girls' Club lf2. Treasurer Girl Reserves 4. Refreshment Committee Senior Mixer 4, Chillicothe, Illinois 1f3. WILLIAM DESMOND RYAN A real addition to our class fmm .simnv California. Salesmen's Club 4A. Los Angeles, California lf4A. 0 PIl,QPfl4'P7lf-V-IIIVIII'

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GWBNDULYN STRUM We'll be seeing her creations in Vogue. VicefPresident Home Room 4. A Cappella 213. Glee Club 2. Operetta 3. G. A. A. 1. Peoria High School 1f3. Roueivr J. SULLIVAN A welcome addition to any group. Secretary Home Room 4. Varsity Football 314. Varsity Basket' ball 3'4. Intra-Mural Basketball Champions 1. Lettermen's Club 314. Dramatic Club 4. Men's Dance Committee 4. Ottawa, Illinois 1f3. BETTY L. Swokos Quite a contrast between her name and character. Needlework Club 4. French Club 2-3. Girl Reserves 1f3. G. A. A. 1-3. Entertainment Committee Senior Party 4. Kingman 1f3. I, I Q4 .ft - I 1 V, I WILLIAM TEASLEY' .f -7. -Z' C 6 ' ' ' rl, ' ably Y We can't resist Southerners, especially Bill. . Vice-President Woodruff High 4. President Home Room 2. Vice- Presiclent Home Room 1, IntrafMural Basketball 112. Kingman 112. JUANITA M. THOMPSON Dependable and sincere, with a dash of fun-that's juanita. President Home Room 2f4. VicefPresident Home Room 1. Kingman Kapers 3. Camera Club 4. G. A. A. 3. Prefect 3. Honoria. Kingman 1-3. PAUL Q. TURNER A cheery Hello characterizes Paul. Treasurer Home Room 4. IntrafMural Basketball 4. Radio Club 4. Stage Work 4. Prefect 3-4. Peoria High School 1-3. BETTY JANE WALTERS A laugh and a smile-thats Betty. Home Room Banker 2f3. G. A. A. 3. Peoria High School 113. SHIRL WEXLER Selling his way to success. Magazine Campaign National Champion Salesman 314. Varsity Basketball 3f4. Captain IntrafMural Basketball 2. Roosevelt junior High 1. Manual High School 2. Kingman 3. HATTIE Sui: WHEIILEY Such a smile will certainly win. Kingman Kapers 3. May Festival 3. In An Old Kentucky Garden 4. A Cappella 314, Glee Club 1f3-4 Music Club 4. G. A. A. 1. Prom Ticket Committee 3. Senior Party Refreshment Committee 4. Astoria, Illinois 1f2. Kingman 3. DELORES DELTA W1-IIT13 Loyal to Woodruf but longs for Des Moines. Student Council 1. Secretary Home Room 4. Advertising Club 4. Advertising Secretary OBSERVER 4. Study Hall Monitor 2. Chairman Grounds Committee 1. Des Moines, Iowa 1f3. VIOLA MAE WIDMER Though quiet, she makes her presence known. Literary Club 4. Letterwriting Club 3. Congerville, Illinois 1f3. MARY WILLIAMS A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Treasurer Home Room 4. President Home Room 1. Glee Club 1. journalism Club 4. Girl Reserves 2. Art Club 1. Columbia junior High 1. Peoria High School 2f3. Page lwenly-eight 0

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ELECTRIC SHOP Wiring methods applied to light and power, the care and running of direct and alternatf ing current machines, and special phases of the electrical field are taught im Mr,Waugh's upftofdate electric shop. PRINT SHOP The setting and preparation of different kinds of type for the presses and the care and opera' tion of the presses are practical experiences of students in Mr. jacobsonls completely equipped print shop. WOOD SHOP In wood shop, Mr, Durhanfs woodworking classes learn the safe operation of woodworking power machinery, and have produced some excellent ex' arnples of cabinet making, car' pentry, and wood finishing. METAL SHOP Experience on the engine lathe, shaper, grinder, forge, and drill press, and the ability to do pref cision measurements and lay out work are results of class work in Mr. Connett's safely equipped metal shop.