Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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JUNE SCHAUMBERG lias a wonderful philosophy of life — to give joy wherever she goes. Did anyone ever see her look glum or hear her utter an unkind word? Sweet and dainty MARY ELLEN TURNER is a valuable Student Council member. GLEN RETZELREI GER, the delight of all his teachers, will no doubt have a very successful career. For DONALD REETLER life holds no problems — only joy. If ever a girl enjoyed daubing in paints and oils it’s JEANNETTE SMITH. ROSE HORN is an aspiring journalist. The curly-haired lad with the infectious smile is none other than CARL HOWATT. HAZEL DRAPER is so imbued with the very joy of living that she radiates happiness to those about her. Who among the faculty and pupils does not feel that PHYLLIS LUKEM N, with her soft words and friendly smile, makes the world a little better to live in ' A musician and an artist—surely the gods wer kind to MELVIN RROOKING. Ksther Young and Iceland IJaum-partner—the best of pals.

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There is a quiet dignity about her, this energetic sen.o.- No;ina Flathers. Lovely MARIE BROSMER is so small and reserved that one scarcely knows when she’s around. Probably some day ROBERT ISEN-IUJRG will he legislating for “farm relief” of one kind or another; his dramatic ability won't be amiss. HERBERT SUIIREIBER will he re-remembered for “Hortense”, his car, for starting fires in chemistry, and for his great work in “La Mascotte”. One can easily visualize HAZEL THOMAS as an excellent girls’ athletic director. DELLA DOREN is a most enthusiastic member of G. A. A. Dark and handsome Philip Manning of the senior class play — DONALD EVANS. One of Mr. Lee’s most earnest manual training students is FRANK ROMETTI. Nothing pleases DOMONIC MARUSO quite so much as an argument and especially with a teacher. Why not study law, Domonic? JUNIOR BEAVER led the ’33 football team as captain and quarterback. One can readily associate petite LUCILLE SCIORTINO with a dancing career.

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MARY KRPAN is a most ardent athlete. One of the blonde members of the class,—and this one, ERA FARISCHON, is a whiz at typing and shorthand. JEAN MELEOTT has only been with the class two years, blit she is distinguished by her sweet disposition. F. C. H. S.’ Lionel Barrymore. OTTO “TOO” KOCH, is known for his dramatic ability and tenor voice. Scholastically inclined ARLENE OTT prefers to study most of the time. One of the peppiest girls in the class, ALMA DELI.E ELLIEE, will be remembered for her radiant personality and ability to co-operate. Why couldn’t CHARLES AQUE become a second “Street Singer” if he has the inclination? MAURICE MOSS left during his junior year, worked for awhile in Chicago. traveled through the West and South, and returned this fall to graduate with his class. IS- ABEL I’ORTER has represented the school several times at Big Twelve in humorous reading. Who could forget ALLYN PARKS as the butler in the “Lion and the Mouse” — and as the handsome duke in “The Fatal Quest”?