Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Miss Lamberton Mr. English Miss Brown Miss Patton Miss lustus Miss lones Mr. Troth Mrs. Wisman Miss Bullock MARGARET LAMBERTON Small in stature, but very smart To help P. H. S. she does her part. EARL ENGLISH He gathers news the world around, With which the Opinion does abound. NINA BROWN Business forms, and arithmetic, typing, et al Are first steps to a job, if you heed her at alll IENNIE PATTON Miss Patton deciphers each queer twist and turn, Shorthand, you know, which from her we learn. ZELMA IUSTUS The joy oi youth and health her eye displays, And ease of heart her every look conveys. SUSIE IONES She's a typist and archer, what more could we ask? With fingers so nimble, neither art is a task. IOHN TROTI-I If problems in banking awaken your doubt, I-le is always ready to help you out. Mr. Williams ANNA WISMAN She teaches us business, to be snappy and bright, Her interest is in us, we think she's just right. NORMA BULLOCK Miss Bullock shows us the art of typing, And her method is to our liking. SIDNEY WILLIAMS We know that spinach made Popeye strong, But how did Sidney get his song? CREST -1934 Page 18

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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.

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Mr. Deal Mr. Gambach Mr. Yuhause Mr. Barloqa Mr. Westhoff Miss Toberty Miss Beasley Miss Block Miss Rhoades lOHN DEAL He is a real business many Tickets he sells whenever he can. I. C. GAMBACH Short and quiet, a man of heart, Who knows the blue prints' mysterious art. IOSEPH YUHAUSE Mr. Yuhause teaches both drawing and shop, li you start in his class, you'll not wish to stop. FLOYD BARLOGA The cave-man of our troop, The daring venturer of the group. CREST - l934 Page 19 WILBUR WESTHOFF He works with woods oi differ- ent kinds, From the stately oaks to the yellow pines. NELI. TOBERTY A credit slip or a program card, Nothing for our Nell is too hard. HARRIET BEASLEY Our highest regards to Harriet Beasley, Who solves our hardest probe lems easily. RUTH BLOCK When we lose our locker key, Miss Block's an aid to you and me. INEZ Rl-IOADES Great credit is due to Inez Rhoades, Who lessens Mr. Brewer's loads. Two new teachers were added to our faculty the second semester. KATHRYN WELSH She can whip, she can hem with stitches so fine, Her designs are unique, her gowns are divine. MARGARET MCELWEE A science that is social can do a lot for you, It can turn this world of ours into something almost new.