Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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til, Ulrxlmt XPJQQ 2 kt. 2 Tales of ancient dynasties, the annals oi his enchanted land, the design of his government, all these must be studied by the Hedging sprite. The fascinating lore of long ago intrigues him and prods a dawning interest in his own heritage. The impressive events which led to his country's being fill the student with patriotic loyalty and pride, and when he leaves this mythical land 5. of magic he will be better equipped to face his new mortal life if armed with the knowledge of its institu- tions and policies. SUCIAL SCIENCE 1. HEGHIN. Y. A.: A.B.. ILM. Head of Social Science Department 2. BROWN. EDNA M.: B.S.. M.S. Commercial Geography 3. BUIS. A. R.: A.B.. M.S. Social Information, World History 4. BURNS. GEO. M.: B.A. Economics, Sociology, U,S. History 5. GOBBLE. H. C.: B.S.. MJL U. S. History 4 6. McCON'NELL, A. H.: B.Ed.. M.A. Civics, Modern History 7. MCCORMICK. IAS. R.: BJL Civics, Economics, U. S. History 8. NOPPENBERGER, IOHN A.: B.S. Basketball, Civics, Economics, Foot- ball, General Science, Track, World 7 History Twenty-Three

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.Y ..f.s--in .51 - SCIENCE 1. SHIELDS. HARCLD D. PARKER. BA.. M.A. Head of Science Department 2. FLUEGEL, THEODORE B.: B.S.. M.A Algebra, Chemistry, Physics 3. ILER. HARRY E.: B.S., M.A. General Mathematics, General Sci ence, Senior Science 4. KINHOFER. GARMA G.: B.A.. MJ! Biology 5. SAMMIS. I. H.: B.S., Ph. M. Chemistry 6. SOMMER. IOSEPH B.: B.S.. M.S. Biology Alchemy, lepidoptra, hydrogen, thermodynamics-all bywords of the scientific geniuses in this fantastic realm. These tregetours, under the brilliant direction of their wizards, dabble in weird potions, guard eftervescent cauldrons, and chant strange incantations. Learned are they in the ways of Nature, comprehending her most satanic moods and rejoicing in her idiosyncracies. Some of these scholars peruse cabalistic formulae which will separate the very elements, while others of them study the structure of their own charmed beings. Twenty-Two

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TECHNICIANS 1. CAREY . ALICE C. Accompanist 2. FISHER, LOUISE I. Librarian 3. MCMILLI-IN. HAZEI. M. Information Clerk 4. RHOADES. INEZ M. Secretary to Principal 5. TOBERTY. NELL FRANCES: A.B. Office Clerk ln this imaginary realm dwell those enchantresses who lighten the burdens of the inhabitants and smooth their paths. Having all ancient and recent data at their fingertips they keep the governmental machinery Well oiled and functioning with magic ease. Always ready to lend their aid, they command the shelves of charmed volumes and ancient histories, accompany with glorious skill the singers, and supervise the indispensable archives. Twenty-Four