Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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Senior As we seniors bid farewell to PCHS, our thoughts recall the first days when we were guided by our big brothers and sisters, the seniors. The social life of our class was intro- duced by our first big affair, the Frosh-Soph Party. Many of us were soon caught in the whirlpool of extra curricular activities which ' ' B s' Club, Student Coun- included Girls Club, oy cil, and other activities of our choice. The junior year found us head over heels in work for the prom, but we felt well re- warded for our efforts, when on the big night we walked into a new world of Moonlight and Roses. What a transformation took place. Two hundred little boys and girls grew to adulthood in one night. Student Council election topped off a very inted speeches busy year. Posters were pa , made, and finally the new Student Council Class President was elected and everyone settled back for a few weeks of normal school activity. Although we were constantly on the jump the first three years, the last one was the big- gest and the busiest. We were then the big brothers and sisters leading the Freshmen through a memorable year of trials and tribu- lations. Measuring for caps and gowns, order- ing invitations, and having pictures taken duation with all its turned our thoughts to gra mony. National Honor Society pomp and cere members were especially proud to walk down the troddened path for their diplomas with gold ' last social affair tassels atop their caps, Our ' ' ' ' then came baccalaureate was the senior picnic, and graduation. Our four years have been wonderful ones ' ' but still we are and we are sad in leaving, ' t our vocational or college looking forward o ' d ith wisdom and joy l' and a future fille w ' ' d s in PCHS. ife which started with our first few ay Senior Class Officers Harold Pete Brown Vice President Chuck Reid President 44182

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CAEETERIA STAFF How 1: Mrs. Moirioli Ether- lon, Mr: Clirro Crowlord, Mrs. Lrluffr Fmix, Mrs. lnez Wil- louoiibv, Mrs. Mory Corbett, cafeteria znrrnooer, Mr.: Ersie Morrison, Mrs. Leona Blodl. Row 2: Mrs. Marion Wcirner, Mrs. Annu Moe Keller, Mrs. lfllen Diilr.-V, Miss Vera Holl- ::1ein,Mr::. l.illion Bcir1lioll,MrS. lDori:: Pliillirms, Mrs. Mary Horri- rnon, Mn: Minolo Mriile, Mrs. Vero Sfiririnobczrnor. Row 1: Arthur Bnzali, hood !'!l1'SlOdlf1Fl, Olio Tiirnor, loo fiwlfzf-.fy H,,,ry Block, Pliil Por -fwfr- . oi..- Row 2: Cla-orfre Slcibouqh, Vmnql-1 W,U'ner, lro Borner, V,-img N,ir,,,,i, Arlliiir Snyder. l MAINTENANCE CREW