Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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sa? 0 sq-o om., AQCHEXT EG... Sophomore Class lf started out well as Freshmen, and have continued just as well as Soph- omores, and, we hope, we will make as fine ll uniors and Seniors as the High School has ever had. There is no excuse for our not heing just a little hit hetter than our predecessors. Here, in our officers, are some good reasons for our present and coming prosperity. WA i.'rER Tomas . . jJ7'6'.Yit2lt'7Il' HELEN PRICE . Ifirr-lJn'.vifz'4'111 MA RCA RET Or r . .hlt'l'7't'fIl7lV lack RossE'r'rER . . . 'l'1w1.v1m'r And some more, in our sponsors: Miss COPPUCK and MR. CANTY. Yes, we did select Mr. Arhingast last year, hut when he resigned, we chose our new Mr. Canty to take his place. We must give credit to our nominating committee for picking out our nominees from whom we chose the present oHicers. They were selected hy Bob Morgan, our last year's president, in the first meeting. They were: Verne Hutchison, lfrances Beckins, Martin Compton, Helen Price. Hhlay the hest man win f'l'hat was what VValter Tohias and Charles Buck said in their close race for presidency. ln the first election the numher of votes was a tie, in the second Bud won out, hut hy only one vote. YVe hope it was the hest man who was victorious, hut either would have lmeen held as Hhestl' conf sidering the circumstances. Out of an enrollment of 425, a remainder of -L01 is pretty good for the second year. Of these 216 are girls and 209 are hoys. We don't seem to he the kind of boys and girls who care for social alTairs. At least we haven't spent much time in having parties or dances this year. The hoys, however, have kept up a good name in athletics, track and field meets. g 7 f -,ry u,lx.! Y 1 Icy nf , 4 .P+ kf' ' 1 1- , , , 1 4 I ,,, X 1, xi- Xl it N . :af l Twmm'-.mini P X

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