Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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1 7 432 it meg' ,mn I 11:32 v' MARY CODY, A.B. SHORTHAND - TYPING - SPAN- ISH Adviser, Homecoming. Miss Cody would rather dance than eat. Her hobby is making scrapbooks of all kinds. THOMAS E. CORRELL, B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - HY- GIENE Coach, Varsity Football and Bas- ketball. Tommie does a grand job of winning laurels for Woodruff with his athletic squads. MARIA CROWLEY, A.B. ENGLISH Miss Crowley is a true wit. She can laugh when the joke is on her- self. Her idea of heaven is travel -more travel. JOHN DUNLOP, Jr., B.S., M.A. SOCIAL PROBLEMS - U. S. HIS- TORY - ECONOMICS Sponsor, Visual Aids. Classes are fun when you combine Mr. Dunlop with social sciences. RQYS ARTHUR GUMMERSON, BOOKKEEPING Adviser, Talismang Sponsor, Hy-YQ Coach, Track and Cross-Coun- try. Mr. Gummerson, one of the busiest men at Woodruff, has a friendly word for everyone. Fourteen ORVILLE W. CONNETT, M.S. MACHINE SHOP Mr. Connett has a lovely hon which he has filled with fine fu niture of his own making. FLORENCE I. COURTRIGHf A.B. . BOOKKEEPING - SHORTHANIJ TYPING Adviser, Camera Club. Miss Courtright doesn't depend o theatres for amusement, she make her own movies. . PAUL M. CULVER, B.S. ELECTRICITY - INDUSTRIA' MATHEMATICS Coach, Bowling Team. Mr. Culver's pet peeve is brag gingg so if you would earn hi approval, don't brag about you bowling score. B.S. Stage Crew. W Durham's sense of humor en lightens the day for all who knovx him. Our many splendid stage sety are the fruits of his labor. Q w l JONAS C. HALL, A.B., M.A. BIOLOGY Adviser, Science Club. Mr. Hall is that tall, serious look ing man who really knows how t make a success of the All-Schoc Play.

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AZEL E. AITCHISON, B.S. DVANCED CLOTHING diss Aitchison is keenly inter- sted in fashion design. Color and lines as they concern clothes in- igue her. ERTHA BERMAN, A.B. NGLISH - SPEECH irector, Senior Play, Sponsor, Na- tional Honor Societyg Coach, Speech contests. usic is her hobby, and well it hould be, for she plays the piano eautifully. ERNA BLACKBURN, A.B., M.A. ATHEMATICS hose who have the good fortune Exo be in her class really know their athematics. VIELVIN H. BRYE, B.S. MECHANICAL DRAWING Tend to your business and I'll ttend to mine is Mr. Brye's otto. l l WILLIAM G. CARLIN, B.S. SOLID GEOMETRY - PLANE GEOMETRY - COLLEGE AL- GEBRA Xdviser, Student Council, Variety Show. dr. Carlin is in demand as a ref- eree at games. .li I. Q I . 914- 1 I HWFNMI ARTHUR H. ARMITAGE, B.S. MACHINE SHOP AND PAT- TERN MAKING Mr. Armitage is small in size, but mighty in his influence for good. 4 1 1 1 1 EDWIN W. BEST, M.S. 1 MECHANICAL DRAWING - BI- i OLOGY 1 Mr. Best enjoys working in his own work-shop after school hours. A I 1 1 EUGENE J. BOOMGARDEN, A.B., M.Ed. ENGLISH-GERMAN Adviser, Chess Club, ' His quiet appreciation of the truly fine, marks him as a true scholar. 1 ROBERT 0. BURT, B.A., M.A. JOURNALISM - ADVERTISING- SALESMANSHIP - CITIZEN- SHIP Adviser, Observer His pet peeve--- People who miss deadlines in class, on the 'Obser- A ver,' and in life. CLARENCE E. CARTER, B.S. 2 WOODWORK - AUTO TECH- I NIQUE 3 When it comes to coolness in a , tight spot, Mr. Carter can't be surpassed. Thirteen '

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EIILLIS 0. HARMS, B.S., M.S. ECHANICAL DRAWING Yhen asked what his extra cur- lcular duties were, he answered, Elentyln Yet he says his favorite stime is teaching school. EURA HEDSTROM, M.S. ODS - HOME MANAGEMENT .dviser, Freshman Stunt, Home- coming. Ier duty is to make good house- fives out of Woodruff girls. EERTRUDE HESSION, A.B. 'YPING - BUSINESS ENGLISH Idviser, Homecoming Variety Show. Ier pet peeve is losing things:- istl so she never loses that friendly mi e. ARLETON J. JACOBSON, B.S. 'RINTING 1 K ith hobbies including books, fish- g, travel, and history, we know rhy his pet peeve is narrow- iindedness iEORGE W. KEY, B.S., M.A. DUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS dviser, Guidance Committee. is pet peeve is people who talk o much and say too little. X P- 43 I WFFMR GLADYS M. HEDSTROM, B.M. FRENCH - ENGLISH Adviser, French Club. Her pet peeve is dictators. Per- haps her appreciation of the beau- ties of France is responsible. CARINA HEINZMAN, B.S. CLOTHING - COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY She is always ready to lend a sympathetic ear to a student who wants to pour out his troubles to someone. ANDREW' R. HOEFLIN, M.A. HISTORY . Adviser, Observer Business 1 Staff. ' His quiet humor adds interest to his history classes. Members of his classes say his tests are tough ' fif you don't study.l i I 4 RUTH B. KAPPELER, A.B. TYPING - BUSINESS ENGLISH- FRESHMAN CHORUS She is quite a rider, we are told. , Everything she does is above par: for instnce, her singing. 1 l HARRY LANDIS, M.S. ALGEBRA School Treasurer. There is nothing he would rather I do than play golf- All work and no play . . . V Fifteen 4 -- -1