Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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ELIZABETH FEISELMAN Solt brown eyes, and a gentle look, She teaches the girls to bake and cook. ELLEN DRYSDALE Miss Drysdale teaches domes- tic art, In her pleasing way she does her part. H. E. IRENE WILSON There'll be no lack of chic, we know, In the girls Miss Wilson is teaching to sew. EMMA BOYNTON She is always a picture of beauty and peace, Her happy smile will never cease. ANNA BIBO Miss Bibo knows how to sew a fine seam, Because of her charm she's held in esteem. IAMES McCORMICK His ideals are high: one must study hard To get his A on a monthly card. A. H. MCCONNELL Mr. McConnell just makes con- versation Of the wars and dates of all creation. ALMON BUIS Who sailed the sea in '92? Ask Mr. Buis-he'll surely tell you. Y. A. HEGI-IIN History is this gentlernan's meat, In this subject he is hard to beat. Miss Feiselman Miss Drysdale Miss Wilson Miss Boynton Miss Bibo Mr. McCormick Mr. McConnell Mr. Buis Mr. Heghin Miss Brown Mr. Burns Mr. Myers Mr. Gobble EDNA BROWN Commerce and maps make her rejoice, If you take her course, it's a lucky choice. GEORGE BURNS He dotes on music, he dotes on books, He dotes on clothes, if we can judge by his looks. IOSEPH MYERS Whether it be social science or sports He has proved himself a man ol sorts. HARRY GOBBLE If you crave to know of civics and the U.S.A., Meet with Mr. Gobble day alter day. CREST -1934 Page I6

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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.

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Mr. Shepherd Mr. Sommer Mr. Sammis Mr. Shields Mr. Stephens Mr. Epstein Miss Kinhofer Miss Long Mr. Herke Mr. Trimble Miss Mahoney Mr. Bradley Miss Carey Miss lackson V. C. SHEPHERD In general science he's supreme, He makes his class with inter- est teem. lOSEPH SOMMER He works with grasshoppers, frogs, and bees, And tells you the names of different trees. HUBER SAMMIS Do hydroxides or acids turn blue litmus red? Mr. Sammis will answer with! out troubling his head. HAROLD SHIELDS If of science in general you wish to know, The mysteries deep Mr. Shields can show. M. HUGH STEPHENS lf you're troubled by atoms and molecules, too. lust ask Mr. Stephens M- he'll explain them to you. CREST - 1934 Page l 7 ARTHUR L. EPSTEIN Peoria High is science mad, All because of this Epstein lad. GARMA KINHOFER Bugs are her delight, She knows each one by sight. PHYLLIS LONG Always jolly, never grim, She spends her time in the girls' gym. SALEN HERKE Mr. Herke, our athletic coach, In every way is above re- proach. CLAUDE TRIMBLE You've all noticed his Southern drawl, And heard him say, how ah yo' all? BERNADETTE MAHONEY She teaches us how to wield our pencils, To draw clever figures, and cut out stencils. IRVING BRADLEY All say the uniforms are grand, But our director makes the band. ALICE CAREY She plays the piano with dex- ierous ease, And mellow chords rise from the keys. KATHERINE lACKSON When she raises her hands and lifts her eyes, Our vocal chords all harmonize.