Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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These trail blazers, mapmakers, and surveyors are sure important to us settlers. They ' re what you might call genteel folks on account of their learnin ' . We settlers aren ' t afraid of calloused hands or work, and we ' re ready for a hard trek. But what ' s the use of goin ' if you don ' t know where to go? So these explorers work out the trail for us to follow which leads to happiness, security, and peace. Eight

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Jean Westanan Editor Romancy Roszell Business Manager Marian Eoch Art Editor What are you doing here? School was out hours ago. such a smell. You really mean it ' s only rubber cement? Which of these covers do you like best? Art Editor, Marian Koch, inquires of Editor Jean Westman, whose desk is already piled high with problems. Just tell us where the money is coming from, demands Romancy Roszell and Jack Baity, business and advertising managers. But I don ' t even know the girl, grumbled Hugh Wells as he did hundreds of senior write-ups. How do I get all these pictures cut out, sighs Classes Editor Marie Strehlow, but it is drowned out by a demand from Alec Gibb, activity editor, Who ' s the president of Cue Club? Ray Collier, sports editor, rummages through the Crest room hunting the name sheets for the sports pictures while Shirley Lindenfelser and Dorothy Belsterling, typists, threaten, If you don ' t hurry up and find those things, we ' re going home. Attempting to straighten out the B.A. ' s, M.S. ' s, Ph.B. ' s, and M.A. ' s, Phyllis Fernandes, faculty editor, is heard uttering, I hope those teachers like this — but I wonder. And Dolores Moeller and Phyllis Martin, associate art editors, exclaim, O.K., just as soon as we get this finished. And so into the late afternoon, on Saturdays, and even on holidays, the Scouts worked to make this book, their one hope being that you will like it. Seven lack Baity Advertising Manager Gee,

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