Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)
- Class of 1940
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J 1939-1940 Fiight Navigators Chief Navigator Evelyn Stringham Assistant Navigators Marjorie Spain Leon Atherton Barbara Easter Bill Kennedy Virginia Budahn Marilyn, Wilson Ruth Flechsig Margaret Reid Charles Nordbusch Bill Brennan Mary Lou Allmon Mabel Marcum Bob Bohl Flight Photographers Tim Hurley Camera Club ARTISTS Crafts Class Wilbur Hoen- Financial Backers Norma Jane Meehan Gordon Joiner MHIIBY Whiiehead Bill Kennedy Ruth Emert Tony Shuda Pat Drysdale Bob Rodgers Shirley Storey La Von Hazzard Advisors ,Miss Langion Miss Courtright Mr. Gummerson Miss Shepardson A Bircl's Eye Wew of Woodruff C2l'S The Flight Flight Schedule MGIIEUYEFS EFI JUIGHCE c,.f.5...Q Flight The l.hog UJ of-J,-ex Tail Sp: 1 ll f fy lmngs Over Woodruff Take off with your Talisman crew for a non-stop flight over Woodruff - Settle back comfortably in your seat and prepare to enjoy the panorama of life at W.H.S. The chief pilot is skillfuli the most insignificant grease-monkey has done his part toward making your trip a pleasant one -- What if there is a little soup ? That only adds to the fun - Trust to luck that we do not encounter ceiling zero. But if so - what of it? When did a Woodruffite fear? The very name of the ship - Talisman -- is a charm against danger.. Safety belts fastened? All Set? Contact X: X X l -. .X 'fii' X X , X X3wg5,fiSi gi X XX S.-X-ff ' N XXX- . E ' ' ' X i XSiEifX5SX EFS? YQ X-L- 5 ' X 4 S ' 'S - X 1 ' sg X : . si? 1 1 . . 1 X X X Sha 12 X X X1 XKXXK - semmf-25 X Eg fr X, X X EA 3 W , M :-xx XXX X-.g .A s 1 ,.., NSW NN - X iX Qifarq- NX J .--.. , ,X 5 . - X ' 'U ' -W X Y fi qX?SX'XSXX55sfX-XWSXEQNSX X XX-X2X:2X5XX X Neff:-XXL-OXX F' Sides :XX- -r . . 2. X x Q 'rw YN XXX? NX 1 5 1 X z .N. XX z -X . X ' ' ' X ---- X :v . -'- .. X L ' X 'Q Q' - :Q W - X X13 1 1X,A 9 K '- 3 1 ' -X X-'ffr--XXWSXTX S i m ,.XXX,X, K I- A-fm .sqgN,:5, Q wXXX.....,,.XX.X,XX,X, mQxh 'D' 3 wm- X X X X X sl 4, . X ...fx-X.X....,..M.. X. .w.....X.-,A,.,.... New . X , ,.-.mania-n.. I' 'V wa 'UF X X ,X X.X.....X-...,....f X,XV...XXXw.....X X.. x Q Xi . X X 1 L L X VX X,..X.... n.. x Dedication It is with pride that we, the staff of this year's Talisman, dedicate the third volume of the yearbook to Miss Gladys Hedstrom. Kind, cheerful, and capable, she has endeared herself to Woodruff students both as a teacher of French and English, and as the for- mer -faculty advisor of the Talisman. Deeply interested in all that pertains to our school, she imbues others with the same whole- hearted enthusiasm with which she approaches and successfully carries out whatever task may be assigned. JQQLLLZU vw. Qwwf-lmf MISS GLADYS I-IEDSTROM -4' s it N X X Kit is Q, xv .. x Aff Q, S . 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Q Xbgxxlsigg xxiss is J R nf QQER -S S iff Q, ' .. ff W ix A--X x A L iff 5 f ' A 4.Q:ffX,'aF G if L ig X X s .. . ' .- ffx Wi Q f isf x y Sl if- xiilxik, 3i'g X5 -Y' K K Ext u 5 F xii. is 0 1 S v- - - 53 xi Y N wr A as 4 Q ss K , - K E . csv' gig-Q.. K . is 1i1 wwf' N 1 2 12 x OYYXCQFEW w iffy MQW 7' U yxuypk Gif 'Wes C' Ofhmanol els Glenn L. Freres Joseph Malone Bryant H. Trewyn President Walter I. Miller Louis O. Semlow William B. Stone George W. Yingst rs -1-n-1' MR. E. C. Superintendent AW Qfficers MISS EMMA MAC DONALD Dean oi Girls gg MR. T. C. COLGAN Dean of Boys 1 14 MR. L. R. McDONALD Principal BERMAN, BERT!-IA AJ. Head ot English Department Bradley, Graduate work at the University oi Illinois English, Speech LAUKITIS, MARGARET B.S. Held et Commercial Department Bradley, Northwegtern Commercial Subiocts HEDSTRQM, LAURA B.S., M.S. Head ol Home Economics Department Bradley, Iowa State, Cornell hodn Hone lhnaoouon! DUNLOP, JOHN, JR. B.A., M.A. I-lead ot Social Science Department Bradley, University ot Iowa U.S. History, Social Problems, Citizenship Pilots WAUGH. PAUL R. l.S. I-lead ol Industrial Arts Department Bradley, University ol Illinois Electricity 5 I I! S. X N . LANDIS, H. H. B.S., M.S. Head of Mathematics Department Bradley, University of Illinois Algebra, Trigonometry Bradley BEQLETTQ JULIA BLACKBURN VERNA BOOMGARDEN, E. J. A.B., B. Ed. Capital University, University ct Toledo, Graduate work at the University oi Michigan Germangli llsh CARLIN G B.S. CARTER, C. E. a Eureka College Bradley Bradley ' Plane Geometryf Solid Industrial Arts Geometry, College Algebra Technique ARMITAGE, ARTHUR H Machine Shop, Pattern Making l x CITRON, JOSEPH HIRSCH B. Ed. CONNETT, O. W. B.S. Illinois State Normal Bradley, Graduate Study ei University the University oi Iowa and Priniingg Auio Technique Kansas Stale Meinl Work w gn l 7 7 ' K x CORRBLI., THOMAS B. B.S. COURTRIGHT, FLORENCE A.l. Cggwnyl MAMA Aj, Bradley Bradley, Gregg Normal mind, Mlrledc Dlrecior, Physical College, Chicago Englm, N, Education, Hygiene Shorthand, Typewrilingy X Bookkeeping CU!-VER. PAUL M- 35- DUI-'I-'Y, VIRGINIA B.S. DURHAM, J. BYRON B.S. EICIIENLAUB, EDNA MAE B.S MCKBHCIYBBI Braille? Bradley Kansas Slate Teachers College Bradley Electricity, Industrial Mute- 013 g Wggdwork - Seuehry le ilu Principal mules, Industrie! Dnvllg , - n . I7 , ' 1k- ' YW EMERSON, ERMA 1. Peoria Conservatory ol Music, Private work in Chicago, Post-Graduate under Miss C. E. Burkhalter Accompanil! in Choral Dopartme 'fl GBDGE, LAURA LOU 8.5. Northwestern, Illinois, Bradley Physical Education, I-lygieaa f 'fl W , CT' ,,,.ul' fl - J GRACHECK. MARGUFRITF GuMMnnsoN, nov A. n.s. HAL!-. JONAS C. M.A. Businesl COHGQBI Peoria Bradley, Graduate work at the DBPBUW University, Hanover Office Clerk Univei-giiy Qfeliiii-ici, College, University ol Illinois HARMSI will-ls 0- B-3-. MI. HEDSTROM, G!-ADYS M- A-L HEINZMAN, CARINA LS. HESSION, GERTHUDE Al. Bradley, Iowa State Bradley, Graduate work at University of Illinois Bradley Machine Dnwlnga Meehan- ihe Univefsihl Of Chicago and Clothing, Hygiene Shorthand, Typing, English ical Drawing Sorbonne University French, English Hao. HOEFLIN, ANDREW R. B.A-. M.A. Bradley, University ot Illinois History Aw a JACOBSON, CARLETON .I B S Northwestern University, Carleton College, University of lllinois Printing 57 U xy f ' QS ,, 'I ,fy .- 4 E X f, 93 x i wi N KAPPELER, RUTH HERNICE A.B. KEY, GEORGE W. B.S., M.A. LANGTON, KATHERINE M. .Bradleyy Graduate work at BYHCUSYI minds! UHWBYSUY B'A' Columbia University and the oi Iowa Bradley, Graduate work at Univergity of Vsrmong Industrial Mmhqmggigg Northwestern University and Engllgh, Typing, f,,,hm.n the University oi Colorado Chgmg English LIVINGSTON, HAROLD M. AB. LOTTMANN, MRS. MARY E. MCCLUGAGEI H515 MAB 53, MARTENS, DOROTHEA E Illinois Wesleyan University, Ph, B, Bmdlev A B M A Graduate work at the University ot Chicago , 1,-ood, I Bop- Hom, Economic' Bradley, Northwestern University oi Colorado Bradley English English, Citixenshlp Librarian MARTENS, MILDRED M. AJ . .B. Bradley, Graduate work at ug':::u,?r5:,?IS,sgY A the Universiiy of Michigan . Mathematics shonhand' Typing . f ll 1 tffilif fi' ' 3' MILLER- HE'-EN 5- 35- MOHN DOROTHY 5-5-' M-A NANCE, HELEN M. ma., mm BIB'-'USVI Gmduaie Wofk 53 Bradley, University oi Illinois University of Wisconsin' 1116 UNVBISUY of C0l0YHd0 Physical Education, Hygiene Bradley commuelal s bl'cl' f Social Studiesg Commercial Geography 17 PFANDKR, WINONA W. POCKLINGTON, FRANK w. mms, Mant.: J. n.s. wi ,Is B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Bradley BWUUBYI Ul'liVe1'SifY of IOWHI Bradleyf University of Iowa Architectural Drawing, Economic. UNVSYHUY of Illinois United States History, Citizen- Industrial Drawing 559535 lhipg General Science Ya SAVAGE, EDITH G. A.B.. MJ Bradley, University oi Iowa Englilllp Commercial Geography SHEPHERD, V. C. B. Bd Illinois State Normal Physics: Chemistry I F I r FQ X N SHEPHERDSONI MARGARFI SPERLING, EDWARDINE Al. STEPZINSKI, FLORENCE Y. ls. 35- Bradley, Graduate work at Bradley Bradley, Grhdlwie W0Yk Bi the University oi Wisconsin spgnigh, Typing Escuela Universitaris Bellas Engligh Artes y AIM Ctlfll GMM 0 4 THALBERG, VIVIAN A.B. WARFIELD, FLORENCE MA. WELSH' KATHRYN C, AJS. VWE51-ERMANNI gl-gMpA BIS. 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X- AEST ' w: -N55-FQ-i A w . - Q-X-N X-i - 5 x S-XX-f -t ' 8' ' ' p wiu gis X SIM -N ,- Q I X X x f Senior Cla: Martha Herget, Secretary A 2 S H T B ll Picl, Presid ig Kenneth Stockwell, V P d 2 The joyous lake-oi! - The thrilling sensation of soaring - The glory of lull ilighi - All are now parts ol a happy memory, All have led to the culmination of a successful ilighx So here's io . . . ba HA PPY LANDING 45 AISI., DAN Football 1, Orchestra 1-3, Band 1-4, Treasurer Pan-American League 2-3, Variety Show 2-3, President Home Room I-2, Vice- President Home Room 3-4, Presi- dent ot Band 4 W, MM ALEXANDER, DONALD Varsity Football 3-4, 'Varsity Track 2-4, Fresh-Soph Track 2, Senior Hi-Y 3-4, Secretary 4, Program Chairman Home Room 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Let- !ermen's Club 3-4, Athletic Man- ager Home Room 4, Science Club 4. Franklin High School, ALFORD, EARL E. Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Orches- tra President 3-4, Prelect Cap- tain l-4, Talisman 2-3. ANDRES, MARY JANE Girl Reserves 2, Home Room President 4, Home Room B porter 2, Pretec! 2-3. Pe High School. Portland, Oregon 1. ANDERSON, CAROLE Pretec! l-3, Girl Reserves 1, Activity Club 4, Home Room Secretary 3, Home Room Spe- cial Project 4, May Festival 1, Christmas Program 1. ARINDSIJ., IIRNADINK Banker 2, Girls' Glee Club 2-3, Girls' Ensemble 4, A Cappella AUTRY, THOMAS I. 'fllilman 2-S, President, Pan- Arnerican League 2-3. Vice President State Pan-American League 3-4, County Board Junior Red Cross 3-4, President Red Cross 4, Chairmen Red Cross Roll Cell 4, Chairmen Christ- mas Seal Committee 4. Roose- velt Junior High 1, Peoria 'High School BA. ATHSRTON, LEON BAKER DARLSNB Orchestra 1-4, Junior Hi-Y 2, Secretary of Home Room 1,1 Sr. Hi-Y 4, Senior Class Play 4, H M S Pinalore 3 Track 3, Talisman 4, Banker. BACH. JOHN ll. - Special Project Chairmen 4, As siatant' Banking Chairman 3 Peoria High School I. 46 .CKWELL, ANNE a Club 1-2, H.M,S, Pins. 5, Old Kentucky Gar- 2, Home Room President 'Sirl Reserve President 3-4, ng Festival 1-2, Dean gf s' Assistant 3-4. nam. Msncannr BAKER- GLENN L- Home Room Banker 2, Academy Presidem Home Room 1' Sm' of our Lady L dent Council 1, Boys' Glas Club 1-3, Peoria High School 1-2. BEEBE, CLYDE I.. Baseball 3-4, Bowling 3-4, Ob- server 3, Spalding 1, Peoria High School 2. nm., BENTLEY, ELLEN' I.. Basketball 1, G.A.A. 1, Girl Re- serves 2, Athletic Show 1, Style Show 1, Assistant Banker 2, Fairbury Township High, Pair- bury, Illinois 1-2. BERG, LILLIAN BOB Peoria Central 1 . DALE, ELOISE Home Room Banker 1, 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1-4, Girl Scouts 1-2, Style Show l. Home Room Banker 5, Observe! 5, Band 1-2. IOATMAN, DON J. Hi-Y 1-4, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Varsity I-football 3-4, School President 4, Le!termen's Club 4, Student Council 4, Variety Show 8, Home Room Officer 1-2, Band 1-2, Orchestra 2, Orchestra Club 2, Prelect Captain 3. 47 BERQUIST, ll'!1'Y G.A.A. 1-2, Pretec! 3, Activity Club 4, Peoria High School I-2. BORTZFIELD, ELAINE Secretary Hobby Club 2. BOUCHEZ, BOB W. BREM, ROBB P. Banker 1, Secretarial Service 4, Peoria Cam,-al 1.1- Peoria Central 1. BRENNAN, BILL Track 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Junior Hi-Y 2, Senior Hi-Y 4, Home Room Athletic Chairman 4, Let- lermen's Club 2-S-4, Observer Sports Editor 4, Talisman 4, Varsity Football 2-3, Cross Country 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Junior Prom Commitee. BRENTRUP, GLORIA LUCILLE Secretary Girl Reserves 1, G.A.A. 1-2, Camera Club 4, Style Show 1-5, May Festival 1, Christmas Program 1. BRUSH, RAY ' Hi-Y 3-4, Vice-President ol Hi- Y 3-4, Fresh-Soph Football 2, Peoria High School 1. BROYHILL, DONNA JEANNE Preiect 3, Observer 3-4, Senior Day Program 3, May Festival 1, Christmas Program 1, Volley Ball Team 2. allows, DONALD l-l. BUCHANAN , MARY Baseball l-s, Band 1-4. Bfgvs' Prefect 4, A Capella 1-4, G.A.A. Chorus 1, A cappella 3. VHUQYY I, Activity Club 4, Peoria High Show 1-3, Dunlap High School. Dunlap, Illinois 1, Lalfayele H1911 School, Buffalo. New York 2- School 1. 48 BUCK, JOE Hi-Y 2-3-4, Jr. Hi-Y President 3, Fresh-Soph Football, Basketball, Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball Basketball 3, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball 4, Daven- port High School, Davenport, Iowa 2-3. CARROLL, CHARLES All School Paly 2, Protect Cap- tain 3. BUDAHN, VIRGINIA 2-3, Preiect 3, Activity Manager Home Room 2, Cheerleading Home Room 4, Treasurer Senior Editor Talisman 4, Talis- 3, Activity Club man Features 4, Assistant Treasurer Activity Club 4, Assistant Junior Editor 3-4. CARTER, I-IVELYN Protect 3, Activity Club 4. School I. CHRISTY, MARION Vice-President Home Room 1, Band 1-4. DFFEL, JIM CHRISTY, NORMA JEAN xrsity Football 3, Variety Show Band 1-4, Pretec! 3. 5fY19 Show I, Boxing Team 3-4. Q I l, First Aid Class 3. . nt COLOMAC, DELLA G.A.A. l-2, Pretect I-2, French Club 1, Activity Club 4, Glee Club 1, Peoria High School 1. 49 CARNEAI., MARY ANN Reporter Home Room 2, G.A.A. 1, Drum and Bugle Corp 1, May Day Dance 1, Athletic Show 1, Heath High School, Paducah, Kentucky 1. CHAVE, MARY LOUISE G.A,A. I-2, Peoria High 744 CLINEBELL, WILLIS Home Room Secretary 1. COTTON, RALPH Basketball Manager 2-4, Track Manager 2, Football Manager 3. COLVIN, DAVID ORAN Glee Club 1-2, Sophomore Quartet 2, A Cappella 5-4, Boys' Ensemble 5-4, Band 3-4, Elmwood High School, Elm- wood, lllinois l-2. WW CRIDER, DOROTHY Peoria High School 1. CRONK, GENE Intramural Basketball 2. G.A.A. 1, Activity Club 4, Home Room Treasurer 4, East CRANDELI., RALPH TIMOTHY Bowling 2, ln an Old Ken tuckv Garden 2, l'I.M.S. Pina tore 5, Home Room Banker 3 Vice President Home Room 4 A Cappella 4, Boys' Ensemble 4 CUSTER, BONNIE Glee Club I-2-3, Secretary Home Room 4, Cue Club 1, Peoria High School 1. DAVIS, DOROTHY DUNCAN JAMES W . Glee Club 1-2, Style Show 1, Band 14, Peoria High Schooll May Festival 1-2. Peoria Central High 1-2. 50 DELGADO MILDRED DRANENI RUTH Tri-S l, Girl Reserves 4, Pan- --In an Old Kentucky Garden American 4, Prefect 3-4, G.A.A. 1' Musical Exh-avagama 2, May 1, Cue Club 1, Language Club Festival 1.4, 1-1,M,S, Pinaiore 2, 'Reporter Language Club 2, 3' Radio P,-og,-am 4. .M EARING, .PHYLLIS DURR, JOSEPHINE HELEN Assistant Treasurer of Home Room 4, G.A.A. 2, Girl Reserves I, A Cappella 2, Glee Club 1, Assistant Banker 2, Volley Ball Team 1, Baseball Team l, Serv- ice Class 4, Prom Committee 3, Style Show 1-5, Christmas Play 1. DUNCAN, JOHN President Home Room 1, Fresh- Soph Football I-2, Intra-City Wrestling 2, Activity Club 4, Fond du Lac High School, Fond du-Lac, Wisconsin 1-2. DUVALI., CLARENCE E. Peoria High School 1. ITENMULLER, LAURIE iirl Reserves 1-2, Style Show, , Peoria High School 1. EARLES, ROBERT Secretary Home Room 2, Basket- ball 1-2-3, Football -2-3, Track 2-S, Stage Crew 3, Intramural A Cappella 2-3, Girl Reserves Secretary 2, H.M.S. Pinaiore 3, ln an Old Kentucky Gar- den 2, QW Basketball 3, Motion Picture Operator 4. ECKERMANN, KATHRYN MARY G.A.A. l, Girl Reserves 2, Mag- azine Campaign 1-4, Bowling 4, Baseball 2, Vollev Ball 1, Sec- retary Home Room 1, Style Show 3, Prom Committee 3, Mailman Home Room 4. EMERT, RUTH L. ECKERMAN, MILDRED May Festival 1, Banker 2, Girl 511119 Sh0W L PGH-American 2 Reserves 2, Style Show 1-3, Pre- tec: s, Activity Club 4. , Sl DUNKRI., CLARA G.A.A. 1, Banker 2, Treasurer ot Home Room 9, Junior Prom Committee 3, Camera Club S, Chairman Chaperon Committee ot Christmas Dance 4, Vice President Home Room 4, Girl Reserves 4, Activity Chairman of Home Room 4. l PASS, FRED FENTON, DALE Baseball 1-2-3, Home Room Varsity Baseball 2, Presideng Treasurer 4. Home Room 3, Intramural Bask- etball 3, Boys' Ensemble 3, Let. termen's Club 3, Prom Decora- tion Committee Prom 3, Peoria High School 1. ENGR. GEORGE W. FINKEY, ELMER W. P60118 High School 1- Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, - Roosevelt Junior High and Peo- ria High School 1. FISHER, ELOISE Girl Reserves 1-2-4, G.A.A. 1, President Home Room 1-2, Home Room Banker 1-4, Peoria High School 1, HTZGERAID, ROBERT WAYNE Greenview High School, Green- view, lllinois 1. I IORD, ERNEST FULLER, BENNETT Intra-mural Basketball 1-4, Jun- Baseball Manager 2, Special ior I-Ii-Y 1-2, Senior I-Ii-Y 3, Program Chairman 4, Goll 4, Sophomore Football 2, Sopho- Stage Crew 3, Motion Picture more Basketball 2, Pan-Ameri- Operator 4. can League 1-4. FRERICIG. NEAL v fnmssl LYLE Pretect 3A, Pretec! Captain SB, stage Crew 2.4, -I-,ack 2,3-4 Captain Intramural Basbetball pan,American 2,3 Cross Cmml TGBIU QB, P60168 High School hy 3,41 Lyons Township IA- School, LaGrange, Illinois 1. 52 GAUF, MARY G.A.A. 2, Observer 4, Style Show 2-4, Home Room Banker t, Bowling 4, Peoria High School t. GARDNER, WILLIAM A. Intramural Basketball I, Varsity Football 3-4, Motion Picture Operator 4, Spalding t. GAUWITZ, EVELYN Style Show l, Office Assistant 2, Preiect 2-3, Committee tor Senior Play 4, Music Festival I. GIEBELHAUSEN, ELIZABETH Girl Reserves I-4. R GELTMAKER, EVELYN Sewing Club 2, Style Show 2, Office Assistant 3, Peoria High School 1. GARRISON, FORREST Vice-President Home Room 1 Baseball 2-3, Vice-Presiden Home Room 2. ERIDLEY, MARJORIE Girl Scouts 3, G.A.A. 1, Science Club S, Observer 4, Senior Play Property Committee 4, French Club 1, Cue Club l, Dramatic Club 2, Peoria High School 1, Kg School 2-3. li ' 3 il 62 x GRIMM, LAVERNB G.A.A. l, Red Cross Represen- tative 2, Senior Class Play 4, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Home Room Treasurer 4, Peoria High School 1-2. 55 K X GLENDY, MARY NAOMI Style Show 4, Peoria High GRESHAM, RICHARD LOUIS Varsity Basketball 2-5-4, Nation- al Honor Society 5-4, Talisman 3-4, Varsity Football 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Varsity Golt 5-4, Manual High School 2a. GUNTHER, FLORENCE HAGERMAN, WILMA GEORGETTA Girl Reserves 4, Senior Costume Committee 4, Girl Reserves Float Committee 4. HARRIS. HAROLD HARMS, ELSIE MARIE Art Editor School Paper 1, As- sistant Editor 3, Vice-President Junior Class 5, Glee Club 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus I-2, Christmas Cantata 1, Little Theater l. Git- tord High School, Giilorcl Illi- nois 1-2-3. Home Room Banker 1, Girl Re- Cheerleading 1, Operetta l, serves Secretary 2, Girl Re- Secretary l, Columbia Junior serves Vice-President 3-4A. High t, Peoria High School 2. HELLER, JEANETTE C. Girl Reserves 4, Prelect l, Style Show l-3, HENDRICKSON, LONNIE Band 1-2-3, Washington High School, Washington, Illinois 1. HENSLEY, VIRGINIA HENDRYX, JOYCE J. Style Show I-S, Minstrel Show 2, Home Room Secretary 2, Home Room Banker 3, Glee Club 2, In en Old Kentucky Garden 2, Dramatic Club 2, Girl Reserves 3-4. Bowling 4, Publicity Committee Senior Dance 4, Dramatic Club 2. HERCHENBACH, .IEANNIE G.A.A. 1-2, Science Club l, Treasurer Home Room 2, Prom Committee 3, Christmas Dance Committee 4, Assistant in Oi- tice 4, Preiect 2-3, Peoria High School 1. 54 HERGET, MARTHA Student Council 4, Treasurer Pan-American 4, Secretary Sen- ior Class 4, Vice-President Home Room 2, President Home Room 4, In an Old Kentucky Gar- den 2, Talisman 3, Prefect 2-3, Dean's Assitant 1-4, Musical Festival 1-2, A Cappella 2. HILGERS, EVELYN HESS, BETTY Banker Home Room 9, MHY FBS' Girl Reserves S, Camera Club I. tival 1, H.M.S. Pinalore 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, A Cap- pella 3. HINZEY, RALPH Stamp Club I, Dramatics 1, Sec- A CHPPGUH 1 H0519 Room retary Home Room 1, Art Club Banker 1 Protect Captain 2 1, Manual Training High School Pretec! 1 Cafeteria Ass1stant3 2-SA. HODGES, ROBERT Camera Club 2, Varsity Baseball 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Intra- mural Basketball I-4, Treasurer HOFFMAN, PHIL Home Room President 1, A Cap- pella 2-3-4, Operetta 2-3, Hon- oria 1-2-3, Musical Extravaganza 4, Senior Class Play, Secretary French Club 4, May Festival 2-3, Science Club 3. men's Club 4. DSKINS, WILLIAM HOLCOMB, DON nsketball 19 John Greer High Boxing 2-3. ACNVUY Club 4, had Hoopeston Ilhnqlg 12 lntramural Basketball 4, Pierre High School, Pierre, South Da- kota 1-2A. Home Room 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Letter- RUTH HOSSNER 55 HOLLISTER DOLORES Senior Class Play 4, Queen's Attendant 4, Treasurer Sopho- more Class 2, Athletic Manager Home Room 4, May Festival 1, Minstrel Show 1, Girl Scouts I-2, Camera Club 2, Winner in Magazine Campaign 4, Secre- tary Girl Scouts 2,, Chairman Freshman Class Party l, Ticket Committee Senior Dance 4. HUNT, ALICE MAE JANSSEN, IMOGENE I-IUBI-IR, BILL F. Operetta 3, Musical Extrava- ganza 4, Boys' Ensemble 2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Chairman Prom Decoration Committee, Pe- oria High School 1. HULTER, BOB W. Football 2, Track 2, Spanish Carnival 3, Operetta 3, A Cap- pella 3. HUMPHREY, LEAH H.M.S. Pinafore 3, In an Old Kentucky Garden 2, May Festival 2, Chaperon Committee Senior Dance 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, A Cappella 3. -- .5 .p ,J F ix I -r fl HUNGERFORD, EVELYN IRENEI G.A.A. 1, Science Club 3-4, Science Preiect 3-4, A Cappella 2, H.M.S. Pinatore 2, Aiuund- sen High School, Chicago, Illi- nois l. I I Girl Reserves 3, Girl Reserves Financial Chairman 4, Peoria High School 2. HUNT, JOHN J. l..ettermen's Club l-2-3, Baseball 2, Football 3, Boxing l-2-3, Golden Gloves 3, Bushnell High School, Bushnell, Illinois 1. Girl Reserves 1-4, ln an Old Kentucky Garden 2, Glee Club 1-2, Secretary Inter-Club Coun- cil Girl Reserves, 3, H.M.S. Pinaiore 3, A Cappella 3, Banker Home Room 5, Treas- urer Girl Reserves 4, Secretary Home Room 4, Peoria High School 1. JONES, CAROL LEE JONES, PRED Football 2-4, A Cappella 4, Home Room Secretary 4, Intra- mural Basketball 3, Music Ex- travaganza 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, Varsity Football 4, Columbia Junior High l, Peoria High School 2. 56 WW JOYNER, GORDON All School Play 3, Glee Club 2, Senior Class Play 4, Secretary Home Room 4, Co-Business Manager Talisman 4, Prelect 3, Social Science Club 1, 'Camera Club 2, Peoria High School l-2, W A KELLERSTRASS, JIM BOB Vice-President ot School 4, Stu- dent Council 2-3-4, Chairman Peoria County Red Cross 4, Observer 1, Senior Play 4, Tal- isman 3, Vice-President Red Cross 3-4, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Pretect 2-3, Hi-Y 4, 1-4. o KAUZLARICH, AL Football 3-4, Peoria High School 1. Fresh-Soph Basketball 1-2, Band ! KELLY, JOAN PATRICIA KETCHERSIDE, LINDELL E. Basketball 3, Bonne Terre High School 3. Sophomore Editor ot Observer 2, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in- Chief 4, President Home Room 2, Quill and Scroll 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Program Chairman of Home Room 4, Publicity Chair- man Junior Prom 3, Publicity Chairman Senior Christmas Dance 4, Style Show 2, Peoria High School 1. KENNEDY, BILL Camera Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, President Science Club 3, Student Council 4, science Cliib 4, French club 4, Debate Squad 4, Talisman 4, Observer 4, Senior Hi-Y 4, Home Room Treasurer 4. KENNEDY, WALT Intramural Basketball 2-4,'Peo- ria High School 1. KESSLER, JACKIE Science Club Secretary 3, Sci- ence Department Prefect 2-3, Preleci 3, Senior Day Assembly 3, Social Science Club 4, Ac- tivity Club 4, Peoria High School 1. KEI-IL. FLORENCE Activity Chairman Home Rooxri 4, Protect 3, Style Show 3, Dramatic Club 2. KIDD, ROBERT E. KIRK' BERNARD Football 3, Track 3, Carterville pmm Commmee 3, senior Community High School, Car- Hi.y 4, terville, Illinois 1-2. 57 KOCH, SHIRLEY Secretary Language Club 2, Home Room Banker 3, H.M.S. Pinaiore 3, Prom Committee 3, A Cappella Choir 3-4, Home Room Treasurer 4, Musical Ex- travaganza 4, Social Science Club 4, 'Guess Again 4, Peo- ria High School 1. A 1 DN -'ell ll ELI? 1 by Mnnnzo rmonrocn - pm' gl ' A -'I PW' I ,ia , M W1- HUTTEN, SADIE Prefect, 2-3, ln an Old Ken- tucky Garden 2, H,M.S. Pinatore 3, Glee Club 2-3, Girl Scouts 4, Peoria High School 1. KOGER, DALE KOENER, MARJORIE G.A.A. l, Tumbling Assembly 1, G.A.A. 9, Preiect 3, Usher Senior Class Play, Chairman Entertainment Committee 4, Vice-President Home Room. if LA BARR, DORIS Vesper Service 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, Spring Festival 1-2, A Cappella 2, Home Room Banker 2, Operetta 2, Christmas Serv- ices 1-2, Dean's Assistant 1-4, Camera Club 2, Activity Club 4. uiwrow, Jnwru. 'HM' WE'-YN I.ASlS'l'ER,BE'l l'Y G.A.A. l, Girl Scouts 1-2, Pre- iect 2-5, Student Council 3, Band 1-4, Home Room Banker 2-4, Varieties 2-3, Peoria High School 1. Activity Club 4, President Home Room l, Variety Show 3, Pan- .American Assembly 2-S, Prom Assembly 3, Junior Secretary 3, Vice President Pan-American League 3, Senior Dance Corn- mittee 4, Prefect 4. Glee Club 2-3, Minstrel Show 3, Berilwld High School, Berthold, North Dakota, Turtle Lake High School, Turtle Lake, North Da- kota 2-3. 0,05 LINDSTROM, VIRGINIA President Home Room l, Cheer- leading 4, Girl Reserves 1, Pre- fect 2, G.A.A. 2, Variety Show 4, Dramatic Club 1, Roosevelt Junior High School 1. MALONEY, PATRICIA All School Play 2, Christmas Play 3, Senior Play 4, Program Chairman Junior Prom S, Pro- gram Chairman Home Room 4, Observer 4, Academy of Our Lady 1. LUNDSTROM, JANE Girls' Glee Club 1-4, In an Old Kentucky Garden 2, May Festival 1-2, Music Club 2, A Cappella 2, Musical Extrava- ganza 4. Q vi . QJW MANNON, MAURICA East Peoria High, East Peoria, lllinois 1. MARCUM, MABLE EILEEN Student Council 1, Spring Pes- tival 1, Talisman 4, Pan-Ameri- can Assembly 2, Junior Red Cross 4, Activity Club 4, Roose- velt Junior High School 1. MARTIN, EARL WOLFNER Variety Show 1-2, East Peoria High School, East Peoria, Illi- nois 1-2. CGRAW MARY FRANCES MCDONOUGH' HELEN m 134' French Club 4 In an Old Kentucky Garden oma Room Treasurer 1 Peoria 3, -.HIM-S. Pinafore.. 2' Musical 'gh School 12 Extravaganza 4, Variety Show 2-3, Pralect 3. MoIN'I'YRE, JIM MoGII.I., VIRGINIA Kingman Kapers. Band 2, Band and Orchestra Prefect 3. LYTTLETON. DONNA Home Room President 2 G A A 1-2, Pretect 3, Davenport High School, Davenport, Iowa 1 2 3A ,frm MIDDLESWART, JOHN Roosevelt Junior High School- 1- MIDGLEY, MICKEY Home Room President 4, Junior Red Cross 3-4, Dean's Assistant 4, Pan-American 3-4, Protect 3. Senior Day Assembly 3, Pan- American Assembley 3, Activ- ity 4. Wide 1 w MEARS .IA W MILLER, JOAN MARCIA MILLER, ROBERT Motion Picture Operator 4, Thrift Chairman 4. NEAL, GEORGE Student Council 1-4, Hi-Y 3, President Hi-Y 4, Red Cross Treasurer 3-4, Preiect I-2-3, Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, President Home Room 2-4, Debate Squad 4. German Club 1, Home Room Banker 1, Glee Club 3, Peoria High School 2. MOWRY, VIRGINIA IRENE Variety Show 2, Orchestra l-4 Glee Club I-4. MUSSER, JOAN Home Room President 2, Band gmgmm3 Cgmlmimasf some 1-4, Orchestra I-4, Stamp Club HDOITS h lniic eona 2, Special Projects Chairman 4. lg C oo NEAL, VIOLET Girl Reserves 2, Pan-American 3-4, Operetta l-2, H.M.S. Pina- Iore 3, May Festival 2-3, Musi- cal Extravaganza 4, Secretary Social Science Ensemble 3, Pan-American As- sembly S, Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe, Illinois 1. 60 Club 4, Girls' ATTON, BETTE RAE ecretary Home Room 4, Hobby :lub 2, G.A.A. 2-3, Senior Day tssembly 3, Prelect 3-4, Talis- xan 4, Essay, The Adorable Lge, published in Observer 3. PARKS, EVELYN' MARIE Band 1-2-5-4, Orchestra 2. OSBORNF' H51-W . Nici-ions, LILAH LEA!-1 G,A.g. 4, Activity Club 4, Can- Pretec! S, Operetta 2, Opera 3, toll 'gh School: Canton. ml' Dean's Assistant 4, Dedication 'mls l'2'3' Program 2. PALMER, RUSSELL PARLIER, FRANCES Prelect 3-4, G.A.A. 3, Try-Y 2, Treasurer Home Room 1, Ac- tivity Club 4, Roosevelt Junior High, Decatur, lllinois 1, Deca- tur High School 2. PANTAGES, LOUIS Peoria High School 1, O'HAI.I.ORAN, BETTY Swle Show 3, G.A.A. 2, Peoria High School l. 2 W .X PERRELLA, LENA Peoria High School 1. 61 PARTRIDGE, ROBERT E. Football 2-3, Basketball 2-3, Track 2-3, Cheerleader 4, Stu- dent Council 3-4, Senior Class Play 4, Musical Extravaganza 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, President Sophomore Class Varieties 2, Chairman Entertainment Com- mittee Junior Prom 3, Roose- velt Junior High 1, Peoria High School 2. PESCH, ED Baseball 1-4, Football 2-3, In- tramural Basketball t-4, Hi-Y Treasurer 2, Senior Hi-Y 4. PICL, BILL Varsity Football 2-3-4, Varsity Baseball 3, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Prelect 2-3, Vice-President Junior Class, President Senior Class, Senior Hi-Y 4. PLANCK, BETTY Girls' Glee Club 1, Journalism Club 1, Girl Reserves 1, School Play 1, Operetta 1, Society Re- porter 1, Columbia Junior High l, Peoria High School 2-SA. POWELL, BETTIE MAE Girl Reserves 1, Oparetla 2, Variety Show 2-4, Treasurer Home Room 2, Float Committee Senior Class 4, Camera Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Pretect 1-8. POWELL, CHARLES Home Room Secretary 4, Mo- tion Picture Operator 4, Peoria High School 1. PURDUM, MARJORIE PROCTOR, CARL Track 3, Football 4, Boxing 3 Peoria High School 1. Home H0010 President 21 Pre' Treasurer Home Room 2 Intra fe!!! 5, Homecoming Queen Af' mural Basketball 14 Spalding tendant 4, Dean ol Boys' Oitice Insmme 1 4, Peoria High School l. REID. MARGARET nomsou, FRANCES M. Band 1-2-3, Red Cross 3, Pretec! 3, Style Show 2-4, Talisman 4. 62 CHWEND, LAVERNE and 2, Orchestra 3, Kingman lapers 1. SCHADER, ILEANE ROGERS, RALPH Secrethrv Home Hoom 1. Variety Talisman 2-3, An Contests 2-3-4, Show 2, Prefect 2-3, Peoria Peo,-ia High School 1, High School lA, 'X SCHADER, IMOGENE Home Room Treasurer 1, Pre ria High School lA. iect 2-3, Variety Show 2, Peo- SCHOCH, GERALDINE Banking Committee 2, Treasurer Home Room 1, Preiect 2, Style Show 2-3, Roosevelt Junior High 1. SCHULZ, VIRGINIA M. SCHNEIDER, BERNADINE G.A.A. 4, Girl Scouts 4, Peoria High School 1-2-3. Woodruff Varieties 1-4, All School Play 1, Christmas Play 2, l-lonoria 1, Secretary Home Room 4, Secretary Camera Club 4, Girl Reserves 1, Prom Com- mittee 3, Float Committee 4, Pxelect 3. RYBERG, FLOYD Home Room Treasurer 4, Band 1-2, Motion Picture Operator 4. SCOTT, ART Treasurer 1-4, Treasurer Hi-Y 2, Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2, Track 1-4, Preiect 1-2-3, Home Room Vice-President 1-4, Talis- man 4, 63 SCHWARTZ, NATHAN - Varsity Football 2-3-4, Varsity Track 3-4, Freshman-Soph Foot- ball 2, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Vice-President Home Room 1, Activity Club Home Room Treasurer 4, Treasurer Stamp Club 1, French Club 2, Letter- men's Club 3-4, Science Club 4, Manual Training High School 2A, Roosevelt Junior High School 1. SCROGHAM, BETTY Prefect 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Girl Scouts 2-3-4, Pan-American 3-4, Home Room Vice-President 4, Co-Chairman Junior Prom Com- mittee'3, Columbia Junior High School 1. ,1 X I l Nxxi SEAMAN5. ROBERT M. SEN-nl JOHN R. Pen-American AssemhlY 3. Sen' Baseban 3' Baskegball 3-4, ior Class Float 4. SEVERNS, GLORIA Preiect 3, Observer 3-4, Camera Club 4, Style Show 1-4, Banker Home Room 2, Senior Dance Committee 4, Dean oi Boys' Oi- tice 4A. SEWARD, LOIS C. Girl Reserves 4, Pretec! 2, Styl Show 1-3. G.A.A. I-2, 2, Pretec! 4, SHOEMAKER, LAVERNE Woodruff Minstrel Activity Club 4, Peoria High School I. Sl-IELTON, RUSSELL Peoria High School 1-2A. SMITH, LOIS C. Convention Representative l, Class President 2, Mission Club 2, Science Club 2, Class Play I, Operetta 1, Student Council 2, Academy ot Our Lady I-2. SMITH, EDITH B. Roosevelt Junior High School I. SMITH, ETHEI. EUNICE Home Room President 2, Roose- velt Junior High School, Peo- ria 1 . 64 STAN!-IOPE, NINA G. Band 1-4, A Cappella 1-4, Glee Club 1, Variety Show 1, Oper- ette 2, Opera 3, Minstrel Show 2, Girl Scouts 3, Banker 4, Prom SMITH, WILLIAM Football 2-3-4, Track 3-4, Bo: ing 2-4, Senior Hi-Y 4,,Peor High School 1. Committee 3. STARK, EVERETT Varsity Football 2-3-4, Basket- ball 1, Band 1-4, A Cappella 1-4, Track 1-2, Boxing 2-4, Min- chestra 2-3, STOLP, JOHN Glee Club 2, Band 2-3-4, Presi- dent Home Room 4, Science Club 3-4, Columbia Junior High. Shel Show 3, Wrestling 3, Or- Dunlap High School, Dunlap, Illinois 1. STOCKWELI., KENNETH Junior Class President 3, Senior Class Vice-President 4, Basket- ball 3-4, Track 2, Student Coun- cil 2, fresh-Soph Basketball 1-2, Peoria High School 1. SPAIN, MARION! Glee Club 1, Student Council 1, Girl Scouts 3-4, President French Club 4, Vice-President Home Room 4, Science Club 4, Talis- man 4, Otiice Assistant 4, Pro- duction Committee of Seniot Play 4, Secretary English Class 4, Honoria Columbia 'Junior High 1, Stevens High.School, Claremont, New Hampshire 2. ' ' jj ,-.1 rx K ffljv NX 5 I KJLQ ATTON JOSEPH EDWARD STRAESSER, CHRIS R. smural Basketball 2 Bowling Track 2-3-4, Football 3, Boxing, h Y 1 Peoria High School 1. Peoria High School 1. I E t 1 t . . Qtllliitflf STRING!-IAM, VELYN G.A.A. 1-4, G.A.A. President 3, Home Room President 2-4, Stu- dent Council 4, Editor Talisman 1, G.A.A. Camp representative 3, Activity Club 4, Talisman 3, Honoria 3, Peoria High School 1. 65 STRAESSER, WANDA Minstrel Show 2, Musical Ex. travaganza 3, Glee Club 1, Girl Scouts 1, President of Home Room 1, A Cappella 3, Varie- ties 2, Pretect 3, Peoria High School lA. STUBBLEFIELD, MEDIA Band 2-4, Orchestra 1-2-4, Vu- rieties 1-2, President Home Room 3, Minstrel 1, Style Show 2, Activity Club 4. STRUW E, CLARA Secretary Home Room 2, G.A.A. t, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Art Club 2. r SULLIVAN, LEO EDWARD Football 2-3, lntratnural Basket- ball 1-4, Bowling 3-4, Pretec! Captain t-2-3, Senior Play 4, President Class 1, .lunior Hi-Y 1-2, Home Room Secretary 1-2, Senior Homecoming Float 4, Track 1, Student Council t, Peoria High School 1. TAYLOR, GORDON S. Preiect 4, Vice-President Home Room 1, Secretary Home Room 2, Home Room Banker 3, As- sistant Home Room Banker 4, Peoria High School t. THEENA, JOE Home Room President 4, Motion Plcmfe Operator 4, Basketball 3, Secretary Home Room 3, UTLEY, JACK School 1 . VAN ARX, MILDRED ANITA VAUGI-IAN, DONALD TOKAR, LILA Senior Play 4, Home Economic Librarian 4, Special Program Chairman 4. Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Pre- tect 2, Roosevelt Junior High VICK, MAXINE Glee Club 2, A Cappella'2, In an Old Kentucky Garden 2, H.M.S. Pinaiore 3, Girls' En- semble 3, Style Show l, Secref tary Home Room 1-2, Office Assistant 2. Activity Chairman Home Room 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Variety Show 3, Pan- American League 3-4, Minstrel 2, Secretary G.A.A. 2-3, Girl Reserves 3, Colusa High School, Colusa, Illinois l. 66 WELLS, CATHERINE Girls' Glee Club 2, A Cappella 3-4, ln an Old Kentucky Gar- den 2, H.M.S. Pinulore '51 Musical Extravaganza 4, MBY Festival 2-3-4, Christmas Pro- gram 2-3-4, Junior Red Cross 3-4, G.A.A. 3, Activity Club 4, Kewanee High School, KPWHA nee, Illinois l. VIEHMEYER, BILL Baseball I, Varsity Goll 2-3-4, Athletic Manager Home Room 4, Moving Picture Operator 4. bv WETZLER, MARY G.A.A. 2, Prefect 3, Home Room Reporter 2, Girls' En- semble 3, A Cappella 4, Red Cross 3-4, Secretary Red Cross 4, Secretary A Cappella 4, Talisman 3, Observer 4, Pro- gram Chairman 4, Publicity Co Chairman Senior Play 4, Peoria High School 1. WHITE, MABLE Glee Club 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, Banker 3, Pan- American Club 3, 'I'l.M.S. Pina- tore '3, ln an Old Kentucky WTER, LOUIS WILKINS, MARJORIE F. Sophomore Secretary 2, Colum- bia Junior High School 1. Garden 2. WILLIAMS, H. ELAINE iety Show 3, Minstrel Show Cheerlading 4, Hi-Y Club a-President 3, Band 1-4. Secretary Home Room 3, Ob- server 3, Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, Des Moines, Iowa 1, East Des Moines High School, Des Moines, Iowa 2. WINTHER, ELEANOR WILSON, PHYLLIS WALLS. WILMA LAURIE Prefect 2-3, Camera Club 4, Banker 2, Girl Reserves I, Thornburn Junior High School, Urbana, Illinois IA, Roosevelt Junior High IB. Ma Festival s Musical Ex- Ri e'Side B? kfie'd.Hi9h Y ' School, chicago, rlimois, 1. travaganza 3, Girl Reserves 3-4, Travel Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, A Cappella 2. 67 ZEINE. DOROTHY MAE Glee Club I, Style Show 1, Vice-President Home Room QB, Banker 3, May Festival 1, Dean's Office 4. BENKO, PAUL A. Varsity Football 3-4, Varsity Baseball 2, Boxing 3, Cheer- leading I-2-3-4, Tumbling 1-2-3, Variety Show t-2-3, Student Council 1-9., Intramural Basket- ball !-2-3, Assistant Gym ln- structor 3. WOODS, MARY MARGARET Girl Reserves 1-4. WOOD, BETTY Class Play 4. ,lf I ll' . ' If He ,B K 'Q r ln an Old Kentucky Garden 2, l-l.M.S. Pinatore 3,,,-,Senior I V Roosevelt Junior Hxgh 1 WOTTON, MARJORIE Vice President Sophomore Class 2 Varieties 2-S-4, Preiect 3, Observer 4, Cheerleading 3-4, Home Room Treasurer 4, Talit- man 3, Banker 2, All-School Play 3, Activity Club Treasurer 4 Peoria High School I. fi GRAVES, DONA X x X Football 1-2. x ' 1 ., xy 4-9 EVANS, HAROLD Varsity Football 2-3-4, President. Lettermen's Club 3-4, Varsity Baseball 2, Frosh-Soph Basket- V.,f ball 2, Intramural Basketball 3-4, President Home Room 2, . -N ,jj V wont, ALLEN t K -4 'Varsity Basketball 4. BROWN, ROY GAUWITZ, DAVID I-l.M.S. Pinaiore 3, A Cap- Motion Picture Operator 4. pella S, Vesper Service 1, Box- ing 4, Intramural Basketball 3. msrscn, ouau DOTY. EDNA Glee Club 1-2, May Festival I-2, Magazine Campaign S, Operetta S, Girl Scouts 1, Style Show I-5. HALSTEAD, WILLIAM Intramural Basketball, Peoria High School 1-2. LAYTON, EARL Varsity Basketball 3, Fresh-Soph Basketball 2, Peoria High School 1, Mackinaw High School, Mackinaw, Illinois 2. STARCEVIQBOB Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Roosevelt Junior High l, Lewis- town High, Lewistown, Illinois 2-3. Qin 920466 W' CWM MPHEWZJQJZJ If W b 9'M,,p 'gijjp 6 fa' S Qgfygqgwfi , gfjikff Awww e,b. !Vpk!j,! WZ!! elif n My x Q :SSN- x X W wp A - K X y -,NX ' , - X :5.:g:,x.SwS ,, .Q -5::'::,: f Q- XX 6-11-,Q 1- .- - V ,. Q tx :.. Qs? . - xx Y , M. - Q 1 X - S X, J X X f s Qi, SX M L , Q NS 1 . si V X ' sg W as Qi N Wiyi , WXQNQQXE X5 ily A f,.-i, K g Q :ix X ' - 5, - . x A Q Q x wx: 1 .- :si in I .-QQX ill-QA M M- xr' fffikgix Q iSK'f'! . ig E f ik 5 Yi X S---' Q S . S tx R r Q 5 3 . - - E . - meg x X K is Ns . X , is ' f . 3? K x .Lit : .MN t x L wily, RX - T W- -' . w ,Qt 5, ,. x . f Q R x Y NX ,. A . Q 2- , X, . ' ' .NX k N xx .X . . . -M X rv 'X , i x :.w.x,,,f X E 1 XWPQ a x . Q fl R553 G Q I Q fix... .QS X -' X el' Tim 35x..:m.,. 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X X .- Q X x x N Z x S X X H X Xa . N . , X . X mf Q . . .X QQ SR X I X X X 'S Q X Q N . -. I. . X ' , L - '-. Q 2 g . - fm - . Q .. X Q . ...GN .. L . t I .X F .wry Q . a li Q ...W J Q b . Q Q f .. Q I - 1 , .A . . . b - -A N X ' . - -X -QQ X- wx x Y. Q Gy, . Q. 5. Q K. .- w 1 5 xi ,h K .E .-gk was vig , 'Q QQ ith Honors RICHARD PHILLIPS WINS SCHOLARSHIP Richard Phillips, a freshman at Woodruff, was awarded a three and one-half year scholarship to the Morgan Park Military Academy in Chicago. Eight sons 'of Legionaires competed from Peoria. Each boy was given an intelligence test and asked to write his autobiography. The three who ranked highest went to Chicago where they were interviewed. Richard was announced win- ner from Peoria and is now attending the academy. COMMUNITY FUND ART CONTEST Seven of the eight prizes given in the Com- munity Pund Poster Contest were won by Wood- ruff art students. The awards were presented at the Pere Marquette Hotel, November nine. The winners were Jack Mears, first place, Ralph Rodgers, second place, Norma Moody, third place. Honorable mention was granted Kenneth White, Kenneth Lundgren, Mary Buchanan, and Kathryn Connett. MARTHA HERGET HONORED BY D. A. R. After being elected by her classmates and teachers, Martha Herget was presented with an award given each year by the Daughters ot the American Revolution. The merits on which she was judged were scholarship and citizenship. A, gold pin was presented to her March 6, 1940, in assembly. ROBERT MEINTS Robert Meints brought honor to Woodruff High School by being elected State President ' of the Junior Classical Society of Illinois for the next two years, 1939-1941. ON TO STATE Woodruff speech students competed March 21, 1940, in a contest to decide who would represent our school at the State Oratorical Meet to be held in Canton. The winners were Gordon Joyner, oratorical declamation, June Davis, serious read- ing, Patricia Maloney, humorous reading, Doro- thy Cummins, verse reading, and Lyle Crawford, original oration. The state winners will travel to Florida for the National contest. ' ,X X B X X ,wx 4 X XX? NVNHNXWY X-xxx ik 1 X30 X X x X X X X un X :X X Xxx 5 X X ,X X X R J .N -'..' L: Y Xa FN 5 X N QM, ji gs, XX nj ,N , X . X - .Q .yr . X XXX X Q X wax X ESQ uk 'N 3 X .KX ' X X' . HNH? 4.285 NX--i SPASX 8 'Q , X X 5 X X ' X X RK Q -Xa? ' fiflr X Xffiisf if' wmv. Sfmt-A 2- - X X X X X Fsv 1 X X X E :X X X XX fm -- h w,-Q -X 3 2 X. Wm - xfxiiiif X X X Ql m j lr CYSRQTT5' X X.,f.....T -, X ww: ,X gf: LZXQXXXQX XXX X sm X X X X ' i4: f:f?ixST'5 .. ' '1 w 5' xz ,sg age -if 5 FX, Xi , X X . Xl f .-............ vue' 5 wt . 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The proceeds oi this production went toward buying robes for the A Cappella Choir. ,U,fiFf f9 left choir , AL Sopranos: Eleanor Biclcel, Martha Boich, Virginia Bollinger, Charlotte Cisua, Roberta Helmick, Joyce Hindryx, Barbara Hughes, Shirley Koch, Norma McKinley, Darlene Morris, Lilah Leah Nichols, Leah Noble, Isabel Place, Blanche Pople, Betty Reyburn, Lois Ryden, Mary Wetzler. Altos: Bernadine Arendell, Marilyn Bauwens, Donabell Belcher, Margaret Bollinger, June Davis, Ruth Dratien, Betty Favorite, Phyllis Foster, Lois Lindquist, Helen McDonough, Fanny Morrison, Violet Neal, Frances Ringness, Clara Struwe, Catherine Wells, Mabel White, Betty Wood. Tenors: Thomas Autry, Bill Bailey, Ben Barron, Robert Button, David Calvin, Ralph Crandell, James Dixon, Fred Jones, Bob Meints, Frank Nellas, Bob Partridge, Bob Rodgers, Gene Seals, Kenneth Stone, Phillip Wherley. 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' A IS bel, Marilyn Wilson D V 1 Ong Dixon .el G' W ans? 111 IW 5' aff? ff , 5137, 056 ve' C96 0 oo-9 150 OQOQW 163061 x X5 wa' 1 Q.. .081 qos 1: oft. Qqeq 994 4, :WG 'fe QR 0 Senlo' 64562 QW SENIOR BAND CLARINETS: R. Andrews, R. Bloom, C. Burkland, R. Buster, J. Duncan, B. DePoy, E. Guldenpfen- nig, D. Harker, W. Huber, R. Isaacson, J. Lilya, W. Mayes, N. Meehan, T. Miller, P. McDaniel, D. Mau, S. McGrane, W. Nelson, N. Stanhope, B. Scrogham, L. True, R. Welch, M. Williams, J. Walton, R. Zimmerman. saxomoussi E. Alford, R. Barth, R. Cordts, N. Christy, B. Cooley, B. Lasister, E. Parks, D. Shepherd, E. Williams. FRENCH HORNS: M. Ayres, R. Culp, M. McGraw, L. Schwend, R. Sweeney, R. Winberg. OBOE: M. Atkinson, H. Linquist. DRUMS: D. Abel, J. Bickel, B. Robbins, N. Wright. CORNETS: M. Christy, D. Colvin, H. Drake, D. De- laney, J. Hasten, M. Langan, W. Mclntyre, H. Mclntee, J. Robbins, H. Sheppard, J. Som- merfield, H. Zimmerman. TROMBONE: D. Brown, B. Meints, J. Graham, R. Schwartz, L. Winter, J. Musser, E. Bergevin. FLUTES: G. Delaney, L. Gorenz, M. Kahn, G. Neal, D. Wagner. BASSOON: P. Sullivan, H. Hardesty. BARITONES: D. Gates, J. Folck, J. Ireland, E. Stark. BASSES: J. Kellerstrass, J. Stolp, K. Lundgren, D. Armstrong, R. Threw. TYMPANI: M. Wilson. sins. M. Stubblefield. DRUM Mmons: D. Abel, E. Bickel, D. Dixon, M. Wilson. ALTO CLARINET: H. Anthony, J. Heller. Bass cnmunr. R. Cumming, H. Dixon. 30 km X X X -Ls. X Q X X S E? if : X .E - X X K i gg N '15 if b 'ik . x v My E., MN ' 'XXXXXXXXQ X XB! 'RX X Q. . .X X ..XL Q X f X4 f . XXX 'X X X X X X X wk-Xi Qi? 3 X' A X Wings! X x if S Q ,X-six fb 5 'X X. Q QQ: x X ' 1 fi Yi X ESMN V A A X V Xx.q.,.X.. X A X 5 X di? 'Qi - X- . . . X wwf X-X XX-XXX K i wi K A - Nw N we-r N K Q1 . E51-11 E . X b .1 Q b Q w,x.- XS- Q f R N Qgev - X X i m QR. 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Dis- plays and talks by these people broaden the field of knowledge for many of the members. A pleasant ending to the meetings of the year is the picnic, where everyone participates in the fun. Membership is open to anyone interested in science. SCIENCE PREI-'ECTS Long hours of hard work is the lot ot these people. Prefects are on duty during each lab- oratory period to check out instruments and papers. Other work, which is done after school, consists of clerical work and the setting up of apparatus tor the next day's experiments. The typist devotes one period a day to the Science Department. Student pretects gain much from the experience of giving their service to the school. Membership is by selection ot the in- structors in science OFFICERS OF THE SCIENCE CLUB President ....... Bill Kennedy Vice-President ...... John Stolp Secretary and Treasurer . Evelyn Hungerford -.K wr: 35 wg Q A 5 X: Q B? E YQ N Sex K gqtiln X X f x QQ Q S 5 is 4 5 I , X wi' 1 N.., z .X lx X W 9 XX Q . S -5 1 ,NS X K 1 X YEM B. Comsiock, M. Ayres, M. Lucain, Miss Gladys Hedsn-om, M. Spain, President, D. Flanagan, H. Felherspil. G. Boehme, K. Forbes, E. Olmsted, M. Galbreaih, B. Briney, B. Hoffman. l. Oppenheimer, B. Kennedy, Vice-President, P. Hoffman, Secretary-Treasurer, G. Delaney, M. McGraw. Les Connaisseurs FX I l v' R ... x, . Jw mg? N XXQIUK A. , X Q. . 1- . . . N .1. , N ' 5' X 'XQKY T v x . . A FSR Q. A , . K L x Q ., A :...g , , Q1 1 ,ti . Q is . - bk , gg k.. . ' . Q Q - -1-5 . N.1:-9 . s, X - ,, . .1 3 'NJ , R A f - L . w i A Q . t X ...., ' X Q ..., Q. . N- ,ggi qi 'Q 'xg :-13 w -X 5 .' ' ' Q .5 B , . X Q ff? X wa . . . 1 5 Y gg K R-.f - ex A , ab N S , - Q EQ: Q X A , w fix S. . . 0 ' m. ,- t E N s Q X + S S ' s N X X W X f sf Tx S A X 4 -s i 1 5 N F si 1 ',. -,, Amv, wi fi X w X Q Q x ., X R -N .5 X M Q 1-1 'Q A . x Q ' AN-. X x .. I S r X' 1 X Q A , . Nwri -sf. a A .Q X.- vu.. we .X v . -. 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More than a hundred Woodruff students took part in these programs. Whenever possible, the programs were presented by students who had never be- Eore appeared on the air. 'Ifhe announcing chores were capably handled by Gordon Joyner and Fhomas Autry. Five programs were presented on Sunday afternoons. These broadcasts were designed to acquaint the radio public with some of the new :curses offered to Peoria students. The first :roadcast featured students from the Industrial ind Home Economics departments with music urnished by the Woodruff Girls' Ensemble. Another very interesting broadcast was pre- :ared by the Physical-Education and Social icience departments, with music furnished by the Noodruff band. Some of the high-lights . . . a liscussion ot early Peoria history . a modern nusical selection played by- Woodruff's. stellar rombone quartet . . . the G. A. A. song interpreted ay Betty Favorite . . . a special evening program' vas' presented on the People's Forum by four Noodruff students. This round-table discussion :rovided lively entertainment for the listeners. Without previous preparation, the four Woodruff- tes expressed opinions on high schools of'the lay. During the year, every department of our school was represented on the broadcasts, includ- ing the English, Speech, Social Science, Industrial Arts, Music, Physical Education, Modern Lan- guages, Science and Domestic Science depart- ments. These programs were presented through the co-operation of station WMBD and were of real value to the school. The broadcasts gave many students radio experience, and offered informa- tion and entertainment to the people of Central Illinois concerning the activities of Woodruff High. Side glances from the control room . . . Dorothy Cummins chewing her finger nails before a broad- cast . . . Bill Picl towering over, tiny Richard Phillips during a radio interview . . . Martha I-lerget rushing into the studio two minutes before the on the air signal . . . the Boys' Ensemble using television gestures while singing Anchor's Aweigh . . . announcer presenting a number by the Industrial Music department . . . loyal boost- ers making encouraging faces from the glass- enclosed reception room while Maurice Kahn plays a magnificent flute solo . . . , Well - time to go off the air. Here's hoping that next year sees even greater opportunities for Woodruff to use the magic' of radio broadcasting. SENIOR CHRISTMAS DANCE In December the Senior Class of Woodruff High attempted for the first time in the history of the school to give a dance. They combined with the management of the Inglaterra in the ticket sale and gave it December 23, just a short while before Saint Nick was scheduled to arrive at countless homes. They called it the Senior Christmas Dance. Charley Cartwright and his orchestra furnished the music. lt was a grand event with a floor show and everything. Those taking part in the floor show were Virginia Bailey, Millard and Bessie Mae Hatcher, Dale DeWitt, Buster Wright, and Norma McKinley. This may be established as another tradition, for this is a tairly new school and traditions are still being set. I-IOMECOMING Woodrutt's first Homecoming was held Novem- ber tenth. This event, which promises to become an annual affair, was planned especially tor the purpose of honoring the alumni with an assembly for the graduates of Kingman and Woodruff High Schools. Speeches were made by Bill Groves, George Kirkpatrick, Jim Grebe, and Ed Porter- tield. The band furnished the music for the gala event. Jean Binder was crowned Queen of the Homecoming. Marge Purdum and Delores Hollis- ter were chosen as attendants. Saturday noon, a parade, led by the Home- coming Oueen, wound through the down-town streets. The trophies for the best floats were' awarded to the Senior class and the Girl Reserves. The football game Saturday afternoon was a terrific battle, with East Peoria coming out on top 14 to 0. - Saturday night a victory dance was held at the Inglaterra Ball Room, with Jack Davis' orches- JUNIOR PROM The highlight of the year! Woodruft's Junior Prom was again a thrilling success. The exciting evening was May three from nine o'clock to the wee hours ot the morning. The throng of Wood- ruff couples that formed the grand march in the Pere Marquette ball room were led by Leo Gorenz and Jean Hinsall to the music of Charlie Cart- wright's orchestra. Those important people behind the scenes, the chairmen, were as tollows: Shirley Coe, in charge of the publicity, John Trefzger, the entertainment chairman, Bob Meints, the tickets, La Von Haz- zard, the invitations, Louise Waters, the decora- tions, George Delaney, in charge of the finances, Russell Buster, the program chairman, Bob Abram, the orchestra, and Marjorie Gorham, the reception chairman. tra playing. The traditional silver horseshoe was awarded to the captain of the East Peoria team. The Student Council did an excellent job in making the Homecoming successful. ,...-.-. A TQ. .. ...six am: x.ea-samf'Qxr:-ws--X--me wr :s'FQ!B'Z,-.1-spasm--MQ . -In :ws 1 X- claws 99 NLQXXQQEX www mix X W K x - 5-225- M? v gigs NX . IW .F A X XX. Q2 S bbbh X X' V x X 4 ' qs V XX K .. SN x w-N-5 X GA 5 Q X5 , gi, X X m , A A 1 R vt 1 , 5 'K EE! i Q X X L A NW-MNH 5 Ai L ' X X - XX: N15 Xxx.. ,,xx,A,.... .... . X ...,,. L t....... My .X X. X. 1 X E. .... A.... si S X 1 K K F M. 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Neff, Hoerr, Tracy, Proctor, Bates, Gresham, l-lodkinson, Maxwell, Skaggs, McQuellon, Gleieh, Din- quel, Rosenek. df ' slfy F SEASON'S scokfs eil September 15 Woodruff 6 Chillicothe 0 September 22 Woodruff 20 Canton 6 September 29 Woodruff I3 Lewiston 31 October 5 Woodruff 6 Central 6 October 13 Woodruff 26 Toulon 8 October go Woodruff 14 Pennington 0 October 21 Woodruff 14 Galve 0 November 2 Woodruff 14 Havana 0 November If Woodruff 0 East Peoria H November 18 Woodruff 80 Manual 7. November 23 Woodruff 0 Spalding 31 Total Points Woodruff 132 Opponents 103 WON LOST 'HRD 7 3 1 ColCepteins: Harold Evans and Bill Piet' Ha ld E ALL-CITY SELECTIONS: I0 Vllll ,,-,K K ..,qQ.M,kX I x , Q ya Q X X2 is L M ' Vafslty DON BOATMAN BOB STARCEVIC MQ W ' ' Football BILL PICL BILL SMITH - ----- Av Si' J 5 DICK GRESHAM 1-mnoxn :VANS ml, um- :vsnnrr snnx mu. coonnx' glwwk . BOB COOLEY NAT! SCHWARTZ G 1 N 1 4 DEI. MAU BOB HODGES gp MEYER FRED JON1 DON ALEXANDER PAUL UENKO Al. MOEU. k BILL GARDNER 1. Brender, Hybiske, Cranford, Schwark, Gresham, Kottler, Reynolds, Wxckert 2. Bundy, Osborne, Schonwise, Geltmaker, Straesser, Kauffman, Ford, Finch Strextmlller Coleman Schnexder 3. Scott, Harrison, Conroy, Newman, Smith, Wieland, Travers, Haggerty, Aushn Fogerson Frye Mr Rxne Fresh-Soplr Football SEASON'S Woodruff 7 Woodrutf 13 Woodruff 14 Woodruff 20 Woodruff 0 Woodruff 32 Woodruff 18 Lost 1 Curley Finch sconns Central Manual East Peoria Canton Pekin Dunlap Gridley Won 6 - Captain Peoria and Greater Peoria Champions l. Williams, Friass, Brennan, Blake, Younglovc, Hurley. 2. Mr. Gummerson, Barker, Watxl, I-Iodaon, LeSeure. Woodmtt Woodrutt Woodmii Woodmtt Woodmi! First: 3 +1 Cross Country SEASON'S SCORES Rook Island Urbana Galesburg Invitational Woodrut! Invitational Kewanee Invitational Seconds 8 Second Place Second Place First Place First Place First Place Trophies 3 L Mr. Correll, Coach, Huxiable, Wahl, Skaggs, Schneider, Halbrouck, Grelham, Stockwell, Evans, Sin. cevic, Duffy, Buck, Vwright, Cotton, Manager. Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff SEASON'S SCORES Chillicothe Spalding Normal Pekin Rock Island Canton Central Macomb Kewanee East Peoria Galesburg Abingdon Manual Roanoke Mason City Lamphier Toulon Roanoke Central East Peoria Pekin ' Spalding Abingdon Manual W 0: 0 e They 2 24 - 13 33 - 23 33 - 40 25 - 49 36 - 26 33 - 30 40 - 42 33 - 22 21 - 19 48 - 25 22 ' 32 nso1oNA1. 28 - 35 32 - 29 26 - 29 Woodruff Tremont 39 - 19 Woodruff Danvers 29 - 38 Woodruff Pekin sa - 26 y 31 - 25 25 ' 27 SECTIONAL 27 ' 24 gwoodmm 22 - 52 gg . 27 Woodruff Central 34 - 51 35 - 44 6766! We They 37 - 18 35 - 32 22 - 32 33 - 54 JOHNNY METROFF BILL HUXTABLE X ,X X .Xi.xx X - A X XXXXQ F SNl'fX5iXXfXX QXY XX Fr I X X X -MX Mm X -Xs wfw W NWP-X Q 2X,SS:giX X Xs X X my X X XX X M Xx Q, X Xb WX Rx XS XWX N X X S X 1 X X X X XX X X SX Xi XX 'XXX L56 FINCH llll. SKAGGS ' X ' XX, ,XX 3 Qi-XXXS -E .XSQXX 2. X X X X 1 eps X A BOB STARCEVIC DICK GRESHAM NOHVAL WRIGHT JOB BUCK ,X 2:13 X - BOB SCHNEIDER - X ,,.,,, 'v 4 . 1 i J KENNY STOCKWPLL 4' X 1 4 I HAROLD EVANS X 1 X K XXQXXXXY-X X X X X X XQXAX X-N XXX: J ,wg XXX-A fg-LX'-XNNHQ'Qf X X --XXXeXi sf X .: X X XXX X Eg ,LSP Tsrvwzsiwfr -'lvffff 9 X-XXX - X X Xi--. XL -,,,-ang, XX R X X 'XX X ' L ' N ,X X XXX Q X wi X 1 X NSY XI wx X X mcxsv numr X-:XS H O f X 5 ifsiv, X S BILL WAHI. XX -X Qi N1 YM. --.-XX KENNY HASBROUCK JOHN HORN Al. GRESHAM iislfi 'ffif +XX XX.X Q XXX, XX XX 3 XX X594 Xrif ' lik X. N3 REQ A M -' K, 4 XXQMQ 0 31109 ,,.-dl' 23'-x NM 9 S D A Nm Q fa 4. K I ,mm as Q X ,, 3 Q . - ' x ' 5 gs 1 V 6 L -is . A TMR x ina 1. Denlick, LeSure, DeKalb, Straesser, Lilly, Duhs, Herker, Huxtable, Metroff. 2. Younglove, Manager, Cox, Coleman, Arian, Shoneweise, Schneider, Taylor, Burk, Wolf. y.,.S0Pf' Frei sliefba X B a SEASON'S SCORES Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff ............ ..,.......... Woodruff Woodruff .,,........ ............. 2 3 Woodruff ........... ............. 2 6 Woodruff ........... - ...,....... 24 Woodruff Woodruff ..,,....... .......,..,.. 3 4 Woodruff ........... ............. 1 8 Woodruff .........,. ..,.......... 3 1 l Woodruff .........., ........,..., 2 9 I Woodruff ,......,... ..,,..,.,.,., 2 3 f Woodruff ....,...,.. ..,........,. Woodruff ............ ......,...... 5 woodmff .,,......... ...,........, Woodruff .........., o ,.......... 26 Woodruff .........,. ...........,, 2 7 Woodruff .....,..... ...... - ...,. 2 7 Woodruff ........... ............. 3 4 Woodruff ............ , .,.. - ..... ' Woodruff ..f............,....,., - ,.... Woodruff QQQQfffQ lfQffffQfi1124 Roanoke ,..... Mason City Roosevelt Toulon ......... Roanoke ...... Central ........, E. Peoria ..,.,. Pekin ............... Spalding ,,.... Abington Central ......... Manual ......... E. Peoria ...... Spalding ...... Manual ..,,..... Pekin ........,...... Abington Rock Island Galesburg Pekin ............... Hewanee Canton ......... Chillicothe 17 Loo-o 1. F. Thomas, B. Betson, G. Eggleston. T. Shuda, J. Lolgren, J. Bulger. 2. Mr. Culver, J. Ellis, H. Anthony, B. Wieland, B. Luthy. C54 -4 ' XJ Setting records proved to be the greatest achievement ot the 1939-'40 Woodruff keglers- With the bowling season nearly ended three of the four individual and team leaderships rest at Woodruff. During the season Tony Shuda's high game of 259 held individual honors, while .lack Bulger's 450 held top laurels as high individual series in the intracity league. As the 1785 rolled by, the team remained the topnotch team activity of the season. When the Talisman went to press, the Wood- ruttites were tied for second place with twelve games remaining in the season's schedule. In individual standing Shuda and Bulger ranked third and fourth respectively with 176 and 175 averages. Leo Sullivan, Tony Shuda and Jack Bulger formed the nucleus tor the organization as they were the only lettermen returning this year. Henry Anthony, .lim Ellis, Jack Lofgren, Bob Luthy, Fred Thomas, Bill Wieland, and Owen Gunn joined the three veterans to make up the two competing Woodruff teams. All will receive letters. We lose Leo and Tony by' graduation, but with eight men returning next tall another good year is predicted. Bo wling -4 X M N 2? ' a W. W 'mx LQ? X X QQ N QS iq X y Y C' wi.. fi X is ' Qi, K 1 'I' N ,, 1' - -25 , -If 9. ' .Sl Q X X44 R :S X X 4-f fi. 'figw V K A X K if iff, X Yszfx 2, V, - I .Mx .Q ' 'X 3.5: V f ,YM-,...y. X x-:pq x W S T f-211 wg Yi-pix. Qi Y A511 M 1 . .. Qi '-, XR? A f 'Q . Row l. E. Meyers, F. Pass, D. Mau, H. Stresser, E. Pesch, C. Boebe. How 2. J. Trefzger, I.. Droll, B. Picl, L. Kerker, B. Huxtable. Those not in the picture are: W. Danlick, J. Reynolds, D. Brown. I Baseball- 1939 SEASON'S SCORES - Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Lost 6 2 2 8 6 18 3 8 I 0 3 6 1939 Princeville 1 Central 1 Princeville 3 Manual 7 E. Peoria 4 Glasford 4 Low Poinf 3 Central 8 Manual 7 Spalding 4 Spalding 8 Won 5 45575 X I l. Diller, Wahl, E. Skaggs, Timmons, Dupuy, Emser, Kidd, Dixon, Smith, Brennan, Bergevin, Rosenak. 2. Mathews, Coffel, Atherton, Crawford, James, Siraesser, Partridge, Kent lcaptainl, Miller, Scott, Friess, Schwartz, Totlen, Mr Gummerson 5. Watzel, Young, Dalpiaz, Neff, Gleich, Hadson, O'Laughlin, Coleman, B. Bertels, Younglove, Delgado, Blake, Gates Imanagerl Mamon Track lst 3rd 8th oth 6th lst 2nd SEASON'S RECORD - 1939 Woodruff 77 Woodruff 52 Woodruff SV: Woodruff 17 Woodruff 20 Woodruff 6211: Woodruff 37'!s Chillicothe Pontiac Relays Bradford Relays Galva Relays Lincoln Relays Manual Greater Peoria 38 59Va 2-iw! - 'L sw sc Golf SEASON'S SCORES - 1939 Woodruff 12 Manual 0 Woodruff 6 Pekin 6 Woodruff 4 Central 8 Woodruff 7Va Galesburg 411: Woodruff 12 Spalding 0 Woodruff 10 Bloomington 2 Woodruff 11 Manual 1 Woodruff 12 Spalding 0 Woodruff 12 Bloomington 0 Woodruff 8 Lincoln 4 Woodruff 7'!n Princeton 4Va Woodruff 12 Pekin ' 0 Woodruff 12 Kewanee 0 Woodruff 811: Central SV: Won 12 Lost 1 Tied 1 Co-City Champions District Champions Fourth Place in State Tournament DISTRICT PLACES lst Lyle DeKalb ind Sid Schwartz 4th Dick Gresham 5th Bill Viehmeyer 6th Bob Reynolds WN 'B X X l 'M - 5- X . 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A.-A. ,LAY DAY .-.Q 108 gt cs WW Q Q x XJOXA Q59 May OPEN X HOUSE Vi .SHE YYSO FREN 'IK CH CL 'umsw-N 09 UB PLAY CRAM FOR EXAM WOODR P DREAMS COME TRUE U F DESERTED MR. EDWARD N. WOODRUPF We are glad to feature a picture of Mr. Edward N. Woodruff, in the 1940 edition of The Talisman. Mr. Woodruff, whose portrait hangs in the front hall of our school building is the man after whom the E. N. Woodruff High School was named. An outstanding civic leader, Mr. Woodruff served as mayor of the city oi Peoria for ten terms or twenty years, and during his administrations, many note- worthy proiects leading to the progress of our city were realized. Woodruff High School's student body and faculty have no more sincere and enthusiastic booster than Mr. Woodruff, and his keen interest in our school's activities and development, is deeply appreciated by all of us. Our school alumni organization, called the Averyville-Kingman-Woodruff Alumni Associa- tion embraces within its membership, as the name implies, the graduates of the iormer north-side educational institutions, Averyville High School, and Kingman High School, and our present Woodruff High School. One of the principal ob- ALUMNI jectives of the organization is to foster continued interest in, and support for, the various activities of Woodruff High School among the north-side graduates. The Annual Alumni Banquet was held at Woodruff High School on the evening of May 9, 1940, and a large number of alumni participated in the evening's festivities. Pictured above are the officers of the Averyville-Kingman-Woodmtf Alumni Association, meeting with principal L. R. McDonald to formulate plans for the annual Alumni Banquet held on May 9. Left to right seated are: Mr. Wm. Groves, first vice-president, Mrs. Martha Jackson, secretary, Mr. James Grebe, president of the alumni association, and Mrs. Evelyn Timke, treasurer. Standing are- Mr. Ed. Minor, director, Mr. Al Schuh, second vice-president, Mr. Ray Bryan, director, and Mr. L. R. McDonald, principal of the school. Officers not included in the picture were Mrs, Mary Gish Munk, director, Miss June Henninger, director, Mr. Harold Livingston, director, and Mr. Ray Bauman, director. 4 xg. A f sv-- X' Sa: 1. giww 11 SE? an Ib WM, -S jr T' sw wwf ,affix ' Jizz'- Q: A vi if K 3 N .QQ H v xx KN if Q A ' - W N SX t . ' 'N Q 1 'Er Q ' R Q 'K W QM x Nw,-....Na9'? k :XM -., Q6 N f. X X ' Q XX in vw X xX N x Q x S 8,5 gif..-Y 1 A 2 X2i N ,. X at .. nik H AWS 5 1 -,JSSX Nw ff :WA ' 'S . , Q .,,, .,, ' YS km , f.ly5f.15..W, X w Q 15 sv X 'z E Q-1 .. ,.., if X ,., if 3153 S .QM -x .. I ,sy cf- 3' X it Q13 U Q- -xi K ax 32 25. fs fi Q N 5 ski Q 'xx X N SK N Xxx . Wai as S 'ww XS' 1 1 Mx 1 R-S fm . X X. . X. -S Y. 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' X K ai as tn- Artist Photographers Earhart Sviuhin 420 Main Street PEORIA. ILL. P h o n e 9 2 3 3 Official Photographers for the 1940 Talisman Sittings by Appointment ki The Observer is an Established Habit for Woodruiiites. Wise Graduates will continue reading it. Pictures - Cartoons -e News -'Features - Keep in touch i ' - X - it doesn' co mu t st h Hart Schaiiner 8: Marx Clothes Stetson and Mallory Hats Arrow Shirts Bostonian Shoes ,L x P3951 S CS get f 69 9+ Og? wee 1069 Womens and Misses Suits Coats Dresses . GO' 15 ' A xg, Yi' s 09 436' Q' sq Xi gm of' G 9 Holeproot Hosiery , Gregg Diamond Medal Winner - 200 Words per Minute GENEVRA WILCOXEN Graduate Canton High School . Winner of International Open Shorthand est, Chicago, June, 1937. YOU, TOO, CAN BE A WINNER IF You Train at The Peoria Institute ot Business THE PEORIA INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS is accredited by the American Alscmiation oi Commercial Colleges Completely Air-Conditioned tor Your Comfort. Call 8809 or Write tor Information Peoria Institute of Business 832 Main Skeet M3 Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1940 ABINGTON HIGHWAY CONFECTIONERY 1922 North Perry Avenue Phone 4-6457 THIS BOOK IS BOUND IN A MOLLOY MADE COVER 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois i 4, 1 SE SX Nwlmmxx- W- ' gf ,nswx 'M is Q ,311 ' x v Sf N F N55 Y 3 2,5 iff - f R Q .5 -Q .xi 119 -up ww Si 3 six Uv x ,S Sb 5 , A., W H . X 71 . 1 W-vw-xwv Q Nun- .. Q xg m S A x, if if N as X N --N K' MN. ,,, ,, Wk R Q in K hx ,MQW ,, ,IEWN we sw E . x , K W5 fx.. Q S., Q. Q ww N Awww- K . wana S . , X, a gi g ? 1 - .+G'q?:::w:-5 x -Q?::fs:aaia, sf' A Q. X 5 N 3 '55, k X X W X Q h H S xxx .Si X M , AX - -W' xg x W' L .: : :. XX- N x ' i . 'K X N X, . x X . A x ww N X 5 N , Wig Ski X621'-Lfxw-x -X X. Q 14 S XT SX- . X X f A X 9' ,. Our Sincere Congratulations to the Class oi '40! CLARKE 8: CO. Peoria Owned and Operated Since 1863 WALTER G, JAMESONI A, 1. A. ELBERT I.. HARRISON, A.'I.A JAMESON and HARRISON Architects 1014-16-18 ALLIANCE LIFE BLDG. PEORIA, ILL. MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS -1 E ARCHITECTS FOR THE E. N. WOODRUFF HIGH 'SCHOOL I. nwogdruffu tomorrow with Joan McVeain and Gloria Semmelroth This is one of the many Electric Guitar Or- chestras trained at the McKinney School of Music. It you desire such an opportunity to play in an orchestra call 3-1743 or write direct to the schoo1. Located at 213 S. Jefferson St., Peoria. Front row-latt to right: Mary Anne Kirchgessner, Joan McVeoin, Eileen Denton, Mr. A. P. McKinney. Back row: Mildred Du Bois, Gloria Semmelroth. Lifetime Gifts for Every Cccasion.. LARGE AND COMPLETE LINE OF HAMILTON, ELGIN, BULOVA AND GRUEN WATCHES SINGER'S JEWELRY 420 MAIN srnsm' M PHONE agar Q S f 55? Wir 'fv 9 ,xi ...ab 1 M sQsX.N X fx X X X X X X 5 O xx Ax AEM E N X x f, R SX is f A 5 5 ff swq X , SQ it M f QM i s Sami Q N. ,sr X S? ,VJ .X Q 9 ,Q AL-,vm N IL-fi' wx WS X X N ,QQ uv FFT - , 'Q .x - A W. M . ., ,jm- .ex Z- t X 1 3 ,JN fly?-Q E wiv- Mfr . 53 X x .:.. , ,,., 5 ,.. 5 W lx X K x A19 .. .li -N-Q. ms lu iii . 3, -rye 147 ,ikv-5,4 p. Q I Ni La tr 5 -L.-..f,..? A ,., gear ! 3 Ft 3 I, ..f , RICHARD IKEMPSHALL MEYER YOUR INSURANCE PROBLEM YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CAREFULLY EXl?I.AINED,f AND EXPLAINED WITHOUT ANALIZED 'YWITHOUT ORLI CHARGE GATION A 1. , I ' Complete Insurance Service Phone 3-3791 The Hammond Organ In Hundreds of p American Homes VSIITODCESI1 ' One t:5'Yo?IIvI-.lime 529 MAIN ST. WHAT NEXT? Get A Business Education- Go To Browns I Attend a school of long established reputation - a school where many future executives are now in training. WE ACCEPT ONLY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Ask for Our Catalog Brown's Peoria School of Business . Established in 1887 L0 South Jefferson Avenue 4 Phone 3-1256 Compliments of X - GOLDSTEIN JEWELRY COMPANY A ' - 211 South Adams Street A ' A Peoria, Illinois p f ' WATCHES I , ' W ' A ' 'GIFTS - DIAMONDS I .U -CHINA ' SILVERWARE N ' ' - . I CRYSTALWARE Peoria's Most Modern Optical Department ' BRUNO JUERJENS A Florist I l FLOWERS I-'OR ALL OCCASIONS GREENHOUSES AND STORE Save With Safety - at SZ OLD'S The Store for Thrifty People I I 2201 SOUTH ADAMS ST. OPEN EVE Phone 3-1295 RY SATURDAY NITE TILL 9! 2800 N. Perry Peoria, Ill. i 1 1 LET'S MEET AT SWORDS' CURB It's the place for Meetin' and Eatm' Year Round Curb and Table Service, Where We Have Fun -10 Blocks West on Farmington Road- Compliments from your friend MR. E. N. WOODRUFI-' A Sincere Booster of All Your School Activities A to Fire bility Marine mpensation Plate Glass cident Burglary e Bonding A. MASON 8: SON Insurance um romsy lmann Phone Insured Investments Home Loans PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association ot Peoria 107 SOUTH JEFFERSON AVENUE PHONE 4-8118 Where Savings are Insured as to Safetyahd Earn More YES! YOU ARE ASSURED AN ENJOYABLE EVENING WHEN DANCING AT TI-IE INGLATERRA The Ballroom Beautiful 'leasant Surroundings - ALWAYS the 'Finest in Music D R Y C L E A N I N G S ' X . We Carry Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, ' Poultry and Eggs at all times 2 for 51.00 White Star Market Majestic Cleaners I I f 116 Garden Street Phone 4-4167 2519 N. Adams Street Phone 7758 Z COMPLIMENTS if or n ,, A v f X FoREMos'r ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 213 E. Franklin Street Phone 7974 PEORIA, ILLINOIS X , 'faith XHPRIIN 'PERS N..-S I NF , ,I , ... q L 1 ' L. llllhlllll IIIILDDIE W Yl0l'lk,llLll0ll ew. 1---+V'-x. 154 to N 52 Potter 8: Anderson THE oAKroRD co. S 9 ' W. e JEWELERS - ,QL-.fl 'P pgs. I Worthy oi Your Confidence ' BH-UE RIBFQNQW v I, if s , J Wi ya 4 Fulton Opposite Jefferson Bldg. Compliments . . f Insist on Quality Dairy Products 0 Westinghouse Made by 'eoria Creamery Company Peoria, Illinois llllbllmlnnllls cb. STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MACHINE SHOP - SERVICE STATION . 817-31 S. ADAMS ST. PEORIA, ILL. Anti-Freeze your home Now! ' 1 N s U ,L A T E Average job per home costs only S60 A H. Richardson 'Roofing Co. i20 N. Adams St. Phone 4-5353 Electric Supply Co. Peoria, Illinois N. E. BORN PAINT CO. PAINT - WALLPAPER GLASS 532-536 Fulton St. Phone 5159 RICKEY'S MARKET onocnmss AND MEATS 2414 N. Monroe Phone 7809 1 i s X 9 Bi S Q Q x .MR D . K :S gt X -f ..:1 .5fu 0 Q 1 X - x Q in e QQ Q ,f K EQ xx QQ? , , N, .2 H W ,Q .G M Q35 mice on a Royal . . . HE MACHINE USED BY ALBERT TANGORA Worlds professional typing champion Peoria Typewriter Co. J Liberty Street Telephone 4-4136 . A. H. Hellstedt and J. C. Pavloski Yhere service means more than a promise 'M' ' ' 1' ' Compliments ot THILL'S FLOWERS 2000 N. PERRY AVE. PEORIA, ILL. DICKINSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 2-114 S. Monroe St. Phone 8490 Peoria, Ill. 'ollow the selection of other tormer WOODRUPF ltudents who are now attending: Jack Diller, fiolet Krause, Mary Wells, Mary Elaine Drake, Seraldine Ruark, Eva Abscher. rlividual Instruction Lite-time Scholarship Guaranteed Training HOERR'S MARKET John C. Hoerr, Prop. 1304 SENECA PLACE QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS x NORTHWESTERN ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE The School ot Better Training M. Scott, Manager Cash or Terms 420 Fulton Street Phone 4-8721 Ton BETTER HEALTH Drink More MILK Fresh Milk Institute ot Peoria YCEUM BOWLING TEAM Ed Hall, Capt. Mueller's Grocery GROCERIES, MEATS AND NOTIONS Free Delivery I 912 N. Jefferson St. 617' K 'N 'Y 'Q- fi bf Q F X' f-1 We WS ...ww 'Ok was 3 f S1 www ffice Pl 1 NE 6050 PHONE 4 seos fhTf?f?e1 CLEANING - PRESSING - DYEING WE CALL AND DELIVER Rudolf Hadlqer, Prop. MAIN ST. PEORIA, ILL. li Midget Studio I Greeting Cards for All Occasions GIFTS - KODAK FINISHING COSTUMES FOR RENT Trick Novelties 308 Libe1'1Y Si- Peoria, Illinois Lily-Tulip cup sr l COMPLIMENTS Specialty Co. ROSCOE HERGET PAPER SPECIALTIES Phone 4-2810 120 South Washington Street PEORIA On 'Time . . . Leo. J. Gorenz and qggbt 728 Frye Avenue I COMPLETE room MARKET' ERNSBERGER PRINTING COMPANY fne 2-6651 . We Deliver 302 Fmt Anne Pham 4.2614 - N Manage Your Cash Needs Y: 0, Dems Bene, Telephone 3-3717 for Instant Service with Them All In ONE . . . if . iks Plumbing and Heating Emergencies - All Work Guaranteed :-.- Whether you are single or married, E. S. f Davis will .lend you the money to put 'I I' ' 'E 122' fig' i2o.f win'e'2 l '2.,1 'f' iq K iihgm arid le:ve yo1lhMOliElk'I'O SPARE Bros., for other things. Davis Loan Co. 5 S. Adams Phone xt to C1arke's 3.3685 Plumbing, Heating, Sewering, .Air Conditioning Visit Our Showroom-Modern Fixtures on Display 312 N. Madison 159 8 gs SPT? W.,: i ss? f N W J. x . ,,,...4-- ii p ,,.. ...TQ- Delaney's Food Market COLE BROS. E FLORISTS 2210 N. Jefferson Street F1 - f All O U FRUITS 1 Q QUALITY MEATS C aS10nS owers of C - VEGETABLES - 3-1466 - Pl1Ol't6S - 3-1062 xone 7400 1623 N. Perry Avenue 38 YEARS AT ONE LOCATION A VERY GOOD FRIEND AN DY'S WHITE ROSE ALERT SERVICE Goodyear Tires and Batteries Spring and Jefferson Phone 4-6608 The Boland Mortuary Since 1886, in Peoria Georgette Werner A Dancing School Private or class instruction in O TOE O CHILD TRAINING O ACROBATIC 0 TAP 0 BALLET U ADAGIO I Simplified Method of Ballroom Dancing for All Ages I N. Perry Ave. Phone 5541 Evening Classes Hours: 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 114V2 N. Madison Phone 9819 Jas. E. Hart A. A. Franks M' J' salmon' Jr' Recognized by American Dancer Magazine J., Q I E- - Y A Compliments WIN DISH MOTOR CO. Studebaker Distributors Peoria, Illinois Saratoga Recreation Twenty-six Billiard Tables ' Thirteen Regulation Bowling Alleys 107 South Jefferson Ave. Peoria, Illinois ' 161 ma-ww 3 PQSQIQW' NGN f . linux DIRECTORY Best Wishes MAYOR D. H. MCCLUGAGE Compliments of LEO F. KAMINS So Woodruff! We Are With You NORTH SIDE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THE JOHNSTON-MOODY CO. HUDSON 1810 Main Street Peoria. Illinois EASTER'S GROCERY WE DELIVER 700 Caroline Phone 4-5735 FREDERICK V. ARBER Attorney-at-Law Central National Bank Building. VARIETY SHOP Hosiery, Gifts, Toys, Notions Candies - Fountain Supplies SPRINGER-BURKLUND CO. Wholesale 510 Wisconsin Phone 2-6494 Phone 7909 607 Main Street Exide Batteries Goodyear Tires DR LLOYD K WYATT W. J. WILHELM'S SHELL SERVICE ' ' Motor Hi-Klonic Service OPTOMETRIST Madison and Spring Central National Bank Building Phone 4-6986 Peoria, Ill. Telephone 8810 Peoria, Illinois .930riman's SPORT GOODS RAY RHEAUME Reed Instruments, Clarinet, Sax, Oboe, Bassoon, Reeds and Accessories 527 Main St., 2nd Floor Phone 9515 122 Adams SI. Peoria The Smoke House ROBERT A. WILI-IELM Attorney-at-Law Loves WOOCIIUIII Because It Used To Be A.H.S. and K.H.S. 702 Alliance Life Building A. MILLER Phone 4-3536 Peoria, Ill. 2801 North Adams Street V I V 163 :-E9 Salim 5+ 5? A ,yi . 'Ui ? Www-0' ln 5 .,s I Q lv u .1 .W sig. ,Quaid Q fi DR. E. E. NYSTROM Phones: Office 4-3331, Residence 3-1623 Office: 400 Alliance Life Building VESPA'S MAYWOOD MARKET Nick Vespa Groceries and Fresh Meats Phone 2-4151 519 E. Maywood WE DELIVER HONE 9520 PFAFFMANN BROS. QUALITY UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET WORK 514 SPRING ST. PEORIA. ILL. Compliments of HUNTER-KAVANAGH AND MCLAUGHLIN Low Cost Fur Storage Coats Made to Order No Regrets When You Deal at GOTTLIEBS FUR SALON eos Main Street Phvne 9619 Peoria, Illinois WE EXTEND CREDIT TILEPHONE 8-1915 DR. ALBERT H. BLOME DENTIST CO5 ALLIANCE LIFE BLDG PEORIA ILLINOIS FULTON-JEFFERSON BOWLING ALLEYS 134 S. Jefferson Avei, Peoria, Illinois Second Floor R. W. Barbour, Owner ZAEPFEL BROS. D-X Service Spring and Perry p Phone 8587 Meet Me At Prescription Service GREEN'S DRUG STORE 738 Kansas Ave. -Dial 2-2876 Free Delivery Service Candies The Central National Bank and Trust Company ot Peoria Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation V Phone 3-5222 HOERR MOTOR SALES Alfred I-loerr, Prop. 'Nash Sales and Service 1500 N. Jefferson Peoria, Ill. HUNTER'S LUNCH Main and Perry Phone 4-6492 Popcorn - Sandwiches - Cigarettes Soda Pop JACK'S FOOD MARKET cnocnmns AND Mr:A'rs Wisconsin at Ravine Phone 2-1510 Peoria, Illinois 'Q DIAMONDS WATCHES L KENNEDY JEWELERS 311 MAIN STREET PEORIA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE fState Accredited, 100'!a S. Perry, 2nd floor Phone 6497 Cut Flowers Floral Designs a Specialty Phone 3-1472 MACKERT 8: ZELLER, FLORISTS Wedding Decorations 505 Rock Island Ave. Ss-Q LARRY-.S MARKET LIBERTY SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 603 WISCONSIN AVENUE Accredited p PHONE 2-4739 316 Liberty Street Phone 6602 Office Dial 8189 Residence Dial 9614 C. P. WILSON M. D. ' DR. L. I-I. LA BRUSH Practice Limited to Rectal Diseases l-'oot Specialist - Chiropodist Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P,M. 901 Lehmann Bldg 07-9 AIHSHCS Life Bldg- Phone 7817 Evenings by appointment Peoria, Ill. Office Hours Phone A Woodrutt Booster 30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 5116 PEORIA FINANCE AND THRIFT CO. KINSALLS BARBER SHOP 315 S. Jefferson St. 616 Spring Sh-ee! Peoria, Ill. I. R. A. HANNA, Pres. L- E- ROARK- Tren!!- C. HEIDRICH JR.. vice-Pres. A. L. KILGUS. Mgr- Herbert H. Hinsall 3 Chairs Phone 9037 A nn. B. T. Hanson MARIQISJETTEPMAIXKET Dentist A. . wartz, ropne or Pindell Bldg. . 221 S. Jefferson Ave. Peoria, Illinois Phone 5832 701-703 Main Sf. HAROLD A. VONACHEN, M. D. I-IAUGHTON S JAMES D. O'CONNOR, M. D. R. J. BICKERMAN. M. D. GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY 73-5 Jefferson Bldg. 416 E. Armstrong Phone 4-911B - MORGAN R MORGAN HALDER 8: ' I-IALDER Attorneys at Law Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Central National Bank Building Phone 3-3631 Fayette at Knoxville FERNWOOD RINK SOUTH JEFFERSON AUTO PARK mme-gm na., wma. 'Wish to thank all students and young people who had parties C. A. DONALDSON, Prop. or skated publicly at our Rink, and made last season our most successful in our four years at Fernwood. Will remodel and Pl'1OI16 4-6708 321 S. .leff61'S0n enlarge for early Fell opening. , MYRNA AND OSCAR JELLSE, Operators. COWDEN'S ROYAL BLUE MARKET ANDY'S DRIVE INN Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Where Spring Meets Jefferson 609 Wisconsin Ave. Phone 2-2024 and Friends Meet Friends MMM? XM , ww wjgflw , 0 Wfwigmjwwmv W ,awww f T 5 Q, my 5935? Sf? Q A N253 Q . W- Q Q YN . J 9, 35- ,E xgifES V H . .3 , , .,W.v.V -V-., . Y .Y . 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