Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Page 9 text:

1 2 -V 5 2 3 1 H 4 o ? fl e i il 5 3 i Wu: ,' V 1 2 . W..a-.-fa-ff:- - :.e.f.e: - .ww ,......: Af- -.zz -V f...1.w.-,wi-41- awww-.,,. . y,,,.if.., we :W wa w,wwvu.V:swiw.-w-qV.Ww- .-i . ww. ..,,w.V.V,,s....,.VV...,.i.,VV,, .V ., Vs. Foreword The greatest playwright who ever lived once wrote All the vworld's 11 stage and 'ill the men and women merely players. Down through the ages this metaphor has come to us 'is fl l:'llI1lll'l1' 'md beloved quotation. In using., this quotation as the theme for our book we hive Chosen 'ls illustrations instead of conventional actors und actresses puppets, These little figures guitletl by invisible strines 'is they play their parts upon u minirture stage are symbolic of our lives which are ulso lel by un Unseen Hanel. W ith the sincere hope that in this volume you may lintl both renlintlers of hippy scenes at Manu-il and inspiration to make your tlr'uua of life more beautiful TM illmw' SMH' presents to you this ook. i l A 'L F F E A 1 X I if 59 4 5 5 V 31 f 4. -an vi A wx uwv- -sweuww V V t L , , . . . . t . 1 t t . ' , e . 1 3 9 , V V A V V A t i , , t A V i V . . . . . 3' J-:if b , t ' ., ,,-.2445 1 we-'Qfff f5 f'll-Pl' .I f E Ria? vs?ffJ.5. . W,

Page 8 text:

CCDNTENTS Faculty Clcssesl l Grgcnizctticns Athletics t School Lite Literary Features

Page 10 text:

DEDICATION With sincerest appreciation for her outstanding serv- ice as a teacher at Manual and with deepest gratitude for her work as adviser of this publication, we, the Senior Class of nineteen-hundred thirty-five, respectfully dedicate this tenth volume of The iVIi1'1'01' to Miss Florence M. Wescott. Miss Wescott has been a true friend to all her pupils. Her patience, kindly sympathy, and optimism have been a constant source of encouragement to the boys and girls in her classes. During her four years as adviser of the yearbook, she labored unceasingly to attain the highest standards of excellence. The four books published under her direction, which were given the highest rating possible by the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association, have been and may well continue to be patterns for all succeeding yearbook staffs to follow.