Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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Cl)c $3ctnman, 1920 JULIA SCRIMGER Julia is one of the dependable sort. If you wish a thing well done, do it yourself”—is her adage. She has all the qualities of a good friend: also those of a successful school teacher. am a woman. When I think. 1 must speak”— 5 You Like H ARTHUR SACKENREUTHER Arthur is always so busy studying and preparing special reports that he hasn't time for the frivolities of High School life. He possesses a large quantity of good humor and brains. He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one.”— Henry VIII. EDITH V. SIPFLE There's language in her eye. her check, her lip. Nay! her foot speaks. You may find her where the good times are. but somehow she manages to get those horrid studies before class time. Her words do show her wit incomparable. —Henry VI. MABEL SOADY Mablc is usually busy in the typewriting room but she has time to enjoy the good times of Pekin High School. She is usually seen with the alumnae. A smile recures the wounding of a frown. CLASS MOTTO Semper Fidelis (Always Faithful) Page Twenty-one

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Z )c J)efetman, 1020 ONA SARFF Another illustrious school marm. Ona is always ready for a good time. She loves a joke: so we elected her joke-editor of the Pekinian.” knowing full well that any joke which she censored would be characterized by its kind spirit. How hard a thing it is for women to keep counsel. WILLIAM LIESCHEIDT Was he ever known to speak? Yea. verily, we heard him once. Silence, however does not show ignorance for he is able to talk at the rate of 80 words per minute on the typewriter. Men of few words are the best men. —Henry V. RUTH M. SCHNEIDER Although she is quiet and reserved, those who know her best love her for her truthfulness and loyalty as a friend. May her shadow never grow less ’ You walk softly and look sweetly and say nothing. —Winter 's Tale. MARJORIE L. SCHROCK Studious but cheerful and care-free. Marjorie has gone through High School with a song on her lip and a smile in her eye. The newsmonger for the Senior Class. prau thee, gentle maiden, sing again: Mine ear is much enamoured of thy note —Midsummer-Nights Dream. CLASS COLORS Pink and Green Page Twenty

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Cljc $etunian 1020 CORNELIUS J. SHUTTLEWORTH Years. From what wc hear of Cornelius invention, he must be a ‘'rare creative genius.” The class of 20 feels honored to claim him as a classmate. A proper man as one shall see in a summer day. —Midsummer Night’s Dream. DORIS M. STEPHENS Fun-loving and jolly. Doris has reached the “heights in three and one-half years. She has combined work and pleasure and found it very agreeable. To be merry best becomes you. —Much Ado About Nothing. HAZEL M. VOLL We don t know when Hazel has ever been without her camera, and she makes friends as easily as she takes pictures. Is she not passing fairY’—Two Gentlemen from Verona. WM. REGINALD SIPFLE Reginald is one of the real students of the Senior Class: but he is not the shark” some people think him to be. for he has—in his quiet way—thoroughly enjoyed the fun in Pekin High School. The force of his own merit maizes his way. —Henry VIII. CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose Page Twenty-two