Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Miss McConnell Miss ller Miss Morris Miss Fisher Miss ,Maxiield Miss Reinhard Miss Waltmife Miss Crowder Mr. Owen Miss Ottenheimer Mrs. Hale Miss McGrath Mrs. Belsley Miss Hayes GENEVIEVE MCCONNELL Verbs and their subjects, no terrors have they When taught by a teacher so charming and gay. GERALDINE ILER Most of us have just met her. In another year we'll know her better. CARMEN MORRIS English we must take, and lucky we are If, haply, Miss Morris is our guiding star. LOUISE FISHER Willing to lend a helping hand To any member of our band. CORA MAXFIELD Miss Maxfield teaches English, too, Her ideas on the subject are clever and new. AUGUSTE REINI-IARD Miss Reinhard's artistic-a so- ciable lass, She sponsors jusendra a n d teaches English in class. LUCILLE WALTMIRE Miss Waltmire has a cultural grace, Her wisdom gleams forth from her face. DOROTHY CROWDER Gracious, generous, and charm- ing, too- Everyone knows, Miss Crow- der, that's you! DAVID OWEN In English and Speech he ranks very high, He directs plays too: -praise his name to the sky! ALICE OTTENHEIMER Miss Ottenheirner is so genial and merry That after class we like to tarry. BESSIE I-IALE She's our new Crest advisor, And with her ideas she is no miser. MAMIE MCGRATI-I She teaches geruncls, iniinitives, all parts of speech To P.I-LS. students-we think she's a peach . M. HELEN BELSLEY She is well-versed in every phase OI rhetoric, grammar, stories and plays. VERA HAYES Miss Hayes is gracious as can be, Sponsor of National Honor and Charvice is she. CREST -1934 Page I4

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MR. BREWER Principal The school cooperates actively, sympathetically, and purpose- fully with the home, the church, the factory, the press, the clubs, the library, in their effort to shape the youth into serviceable manhood and Womanhood. Building character, developing personality and stimulating right emotions are the chief functions of education. CREST M1934 Page 13 MR. ROSS IOHNSON Dean of Boys Everything comes to him Who hustles While he waits. Youths of today are fortunate in being reared under conditions which forestall later disillusionments. One function of education is to prepare for life, and life has abundant compensations for those Who realize that living is serving.

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Miss Zeigler Miss Wilde Miss Coppock Miss Perdew Miss Bunch Miss Stewart Miss Buswell Miss Cutright Mr. Swanson Mr. Bockwitz Mr. Murphy Miss Conibear Mr. Lange Mr. Clifford Miss ller l l CHARLOTTE ZEIGLER Miss Zeigler teaches German-- so To German class we love to gc. MERIDA WILDE As a sponsor of Charvice Miss Wilde is fine, And as a teacher of Spanish does equally shine. GEORGIA COPPOCK To those who know her not, no words can paint, And those who know her, know all words are faint! AVICE PERDEW As sponsor of Cue Club she was chosen well, For in dramatics and language she does excel. IRENE BUNCH Miss Bunch speaks French like ct native of France, That she's talented, too, you can tell at a glance. CREST - 1934 Page l 5 ADA STEWART In Latin, Miss Stewart is cer- tainly a shark, But c o m p a r e d with bridge, Latin's merely a lark. lANET BUSWELL If you want your assembly to be a wow , Miss Buswell will do it, she knows how. FLORENCE CUTRIGHT Magister linguarum-Miss Cut- right we say, For over English and Latin she ably holds sway. ARTHUR SWANSON He advises the Seniors, teaches algebra, too, When not teaching, he studies, he's never through. CARROLL BOCKWITZ For charm of manner all his own, Our Mr. Bockwitz is widely known. fbvibf-ufLcJ C Q ,aff SANFORD MURPHY He'll always be youthful and full of fun, Hts greatest joy is in a pun. LUCILLE CON IBEAR Miss Conibear teaches geom- etry, Diligent, industrious, cheerful is she. CORINTH LANGE A, b, X, theorems, graphs, At the terrors ot these Mr. Lange merely laughs. l. EVERETT CLIFFORD He hits the bull's eye in more ways than one, Mr. Clifford in math class-oh, what fun! GENEVIEVE ILER The mysteries of algebra prob- lems are naught To Miss ller, who solves them with hardly a thought.