Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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EPA' HM, gggiy' un ' KATHERINE M. LANGTON, B.A. ENGLISH Adviser, Talisman Miss Langton is saving Jefferson nickels to buy a horse. His name will be Jeff, DOROTHEA E. MARTENS, B.A., M.A. ENGLISH Miss Martens is deeply interested in making Woodruff the best high school in the state. ELSIE MAE McCLUGGAGE, B.S. FOODS - BOYS' HOME ECO- NOMICS She says her hobby is doing things for other people. Her friends can vouch for the truth of this. EMALINE MILLER, B.S., M.A. GEOGRAPHY Sponsor, Social Science Club. Interesting experiences during her travels make Miss Miller an in- teresting person to know. HELEN MILLER, A.B. OFFICE APPLIANCES - BOOK- KEEPING An ardent golfer, she spends much time on the links. Sixteen HAROLD M. LIVINGSTON, A.B M.A. ENGLISH Coach-Debate Team, Dramat Director - Minstrel Show. He must enjoy fishing, becaus every year he returns from h vacation with plenty of fish stoi ies. MILDRED M. MARTENS, All M.A. MATHEMATICS Miss Martens applies the exactnes of mathematics to her teachin with good effect. JOSEPHINE MEIXNER, B. S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - HY GIENE Adviser, G.A.A.g Director, Chrisi mas Play. Miss Meixner is as adept at sai ing her boat as she is at sketch ing. GLADYS E. MILLER, A.B. SHORTHAND - TYPING - SEG RETARIAL PRACTICE Miss Mi1ler's vacations are spei on a farm in Indiana. She is qui wise in the Ways of crops and see HELEN M. NANCE, Ph.M. U. S. HISTORY - ANCIENT HI TORY - MEDIEVAL HISTORI Adviser, Homecoming. Miss Nance is Shuffleboard Que of Peoria. Under her guidanml Woodruff may some day have shuffleboard team.

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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

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. .,-.-...-..,-W,--Y-q.,.-.---....,,. .- ............f V HERSCHEL NORMAN, B.S. BOOKKEEPING - BUSINESS TRAINING Adviser, Cheerleaders. We like Mr. Norman's friendly quiet ways. AVICE M. PERDEW, A.B., M.A. ENGLISH Driving her car gives Miss Perdew much pleasure, playing bridge is another favorite pastime. FRANK W. POCKLINGTON, M.A. SCIENCE Director, W.H.S. Activity Clubg Faculty Manager, Athletics. Mr. Pocklington's hobby is hand- ball. In fact, he has been teaching the rest of the faculty. IRVIN G. ROGER, B.S. 'IZIVICS - MATHEMATICS Adviser, Activity Club, Airplane Club. Hunting and fishing engage much Jf Mr. Roger's time and interest. IRGIL C. SHEPHERD, B.Ed. HEMISTRY - PHYSICS dviser, Science Club. r. Shepherd reigns supreme in the science laboratory, from which e sends forth future Boyles and riestleys. 'J . ,ff g . ,M- ,Q -fl ,,..,,, . if--Q 1 gif at iam Eg, fb . 'wif vi . Q- ! Q 6 253' v.-...WHY-vf - ' -I I vm-rms OKVILLE NOTHDURFT, B.A., M.A. CITIZENSHIP - POLITICAL GOVERNMENT Coach, Tennis Teamg Adviser, Thrift Committee. Mr. Nothdurft is the new tennis coach. We should have a good team if he can imbue his team with his own knowledge and en- ergy. , 4- -. WINONA WHITTINGTON PFANDER, M.A., B.S. ENGLISH Adviser, Girl Reserves, Ushers. Mrs. Pfander is interested in gene- alogical research. Her family tree includes Dick Whittington, Lord Mayor of London, of story book fame. MERLE J. RIRIE, B.S. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING MECHANICAL DRAWING Coach, Freshman-Sophomore Foot- ball, Golf. Mr. Ririe is kept quite busy coach- ing the Freshman - Sophomore Football and Golf teams. He is an able outdoor man, ' EDITH SAVAGE, M.A. CITIZENSHIP - COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY Mrs. Savage's quiet, friendly man- ner make her popular with stu- dents. MARGARET SHEPHARDSON, B.S. CRAFTS - ART - ART APPRECI- ATION She is a connoisseur of Spanish and Mexican arts and crafts. Seventeen