Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Virginia Aaron rrGl'nny,, Actions speak louder than words, and you know what a fine actress 'Ginny' is. Tri-S: Music Club: Peggy and the Pirate: Jusendra: Wish- bone Revue : The Creaking Chair : Dramatic Honor So- ciety: The Patsy : The Lucky Jaden: lst Place-Im terpretive Reading, Big Twelve Contest. Cardene Adleman Deanie I haue no other than a wom- an's reason: I think him so because I think him so. Jusendra: English Club: Mu- sic Club: Art Club: Tri-S: Commercial Club: Wishbone Revue : Peggy and the Pi- rate : The Lucky Jaden: Try-Outs . Elizabeth Albright Bessie Dependable B e s s ie - what more could be said? Opinion Reporter: Associate Editor of Opinion: Sec. of So- cial Science Club: Sec. of Sci- ence and Math Club: French Club: Quill and Scroll. Joe Allen 'Anything but a shirker: He's a hard, earnest worker. Pres. of Debating Club: Com- bined Band: Combined Orches- tra: Wishbone Revue : .lu- sendra: P.H.S. Orchestra and Band. Kenneth F. Ames lrACe', Men like him are really few: Man of might and courage, too. Varsity Swimming: V a r s i t y Football: Group Vice-Pres.: Group Treas.: The Lucky Jaden: Jusendra: Hi-Y: Com- mercial Club: Group and Class Basketball. C. Willard Anderson Bill Six foot-Iwo, heart so true, Do we like him? You bet we do. Jusend ra : Group Basketball. Alice Appell Diligent student and loyal friend, With a helping hand to lend. Tri-S: G.A.A.: French Club: Jusendra: Sec. of Charvice: Sec. of English Club: Social Science Club: Editor of Path- tinderf' Lawrence Armour ,fLarry,, Hold that smile! Take it quick! , Our photographer sure is slick. Jusendra: Hi-Y: Dramatic Honor Society: Group Basket- ball: The Creaking Chair : Crest Photographer: Opinion Staff Photographer: G ro u p Vice-Pres.: Wishbone Re- vue : Student Prefect. Twenty-five

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