Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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as..4fWOAE5CIifEXT5T f eEa.m CAREY, Z1NN, Russia BENSING. School Write-up HE school has undergone some great changes this year, both in the plan of government and the plan of the school day. The council, under the capable management of Edwin Bud Carey and Jane Zinn, have revised the constitu- tion. During the election this year the constitution proved inadequate. The practically new idea of Student government in our school was abandoned. This also put out the use of the judicial department that was established at the close of school last year. The council sponsored the publication of the Maroon and Black. The books were used by the Freshmen and newcomers as guide books. The council held a meeting on the stage in order that every one would know the workings of the council. The social committee of the council sponsored many successful dances this year. Matinee dances were held on the average of every two weeks in the gym with the school orchestra playing. Dances were arranged for after the basketball games and were held in the Boys' gym with Hogan's orchestra. The most successful one of these was the Christmas Home Coming Dance. The school has prospered much in the building cleanliness. The pupils of the school, through voluntary assessment, gave one hundred dollars to the library for new books. The faculty have helped to overcome the crowded conditions of the school. They have arranged a new plan for assembly days which has proved very successful. Much credit is due Mr. Cromwell, Bud Carey, and Jane Zinn for their time and efforts Spent in bettering the conditions of P. H. S. Twenty