Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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tv And fli-7-. 1. CO WELL, MARK Silent energy moves the world. Science Club, Cue Club, Red Cross, French Club 2. COX, TOM Silence is golden, but we ' d all rather talk. 3. CREIGHTON, CUFFORD A leader among his friends, they tell us. 4. CROMER, DORIS Doris made a hit as soon as she arrived. Jusendra, Tri-S, Prefect, Science Club, Red Cross 5. DACE, WALTON Walton is a handsome boy with varied interests; women, dra. matics, women, science, worn, en, etc. Young Adventure , Ju- sendra, Prefect, Visual Aids 6. DAHLHAUSER, MARGARET A golden link in a chain o triends. Cue Club, Prefect, Jusen- dra, G.A.A., CREST ' ' ' ■ 7. DARGEL, VIRGINIA She IS a retiring sort, but her pleasant nature we all admire. Red Cross 8. DAVIS. PAT Central boys (ana girls) hate to see her graduate. Jusendra, Opinion 9. DAVIS. PHIL Central students enjoy Phil ' s organ playing. 10. DAY, NANCY A genial girl, she puts every- one in a good humor. G.A.A., CREST, Cue Club 11. DERGES, ROBERT Able leader, fine athlete, and a star in general. Varsity Football, Fr.-Soph. Football, Track, Prefect, Sr. Class President, Red Cross 12. DeWEERTH, ORVAL An impressive guy you ' re sure to like. German Club, Jusendra, Prefect, Cue Club ' € .m (2,. mx.- Twenty-F ' .ve

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His interests are many and varied. Science Club, Cue Club J u s e n d r a, Red Cross French Club CHALMERS, SYLVIA Sylvia ' s perseverance will al- ways carry her to her goal. G.A.A., Cue Club, Red Cross 3. CHOWN, MARY Mary ' s never in a hurry, yet she always gets things done. Cue Qub, Tri-S, G.A.A. 4. CLARK, BILL Bill ' s ambition puts him ahead of the crowd. Cue Club, Tennis Team — Manager, Vice-President of Student Council, Prom- erito 5. CLAUS, HOWARD Here ' s a good all-around sport German Club, Science Club 6. CLEMSON, BOB Ability to lead and looks to charm. Student Council, jr. Hi-Y, Promerito, Soph. Class President, Cue Club 7. CLOPPER, MARY GERTRUDE It ' s too bad more oi us aren ' t like Mary. Cue Club, J u s e n d r a, G.A.A., French Club 8. COCKRELL, BOB Bob ' s wavy hair is only one of his many assets. . COLLIER, RAY Our basketball Cap — a super friend. Varsity Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, CREST, Student Council, Promer- ito, Sr. Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Stu- dent Directory 10. CONNOR, DAVID Arm is serious and frank, but mostly hank. Cue Club, Jusendra, Sci- ence Club, Young Ad- venture , Bowling, Stamp Qub, French Club, Jr. Na- tional Honor Society 11. CONWAY, JANE Charming in all her ways is she. Cue Club, Red Cross 12. CORSER, MARY LU A pleasing combination of brains, good looks, and vivacity, G.A.A., Opinion, Tri-S, Cue Club, Jusendra, So- cial Science Twenty-Four

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- (y ,1 o , Ui 1. DEKEMAN, AVIS OGntlemQTi prefer blondes — and Avis is a blonde. Cue Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Jr. National Honor Society 2. DILLEY, JAMES A tall, handsome blonde we all admire. Science Club 3. DOBBINS. FRANCES She deals largely m laughter and not in tears. Cue Club 4. DOUBET, EARL A iriendly light from the Lone Star. Basketball, Sr. Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council 5. DRIVER, HELEN Good personality and lots oi pep, that ' s Helen. G.A.A., Cue Club, Tri-S 6. DUBOFF, DEAN Mirth is an effective tonic tor all ills. Track, Bowling. Football, Red Cross Ct 7. DUCKWORTH, PHIL The jokiest. wittiest, jolliest fellow you ever saw. Cheerleader, Jr. Hi - Y, Football Manager, Base- ball 8. DUNKIN, BETTY LOU A charming example of femi- nine graciousness. Jusendra, Science Club, Social Science, Red Cross 9. DUNN, BETTY Betty is never so busy as when she is having a good time. P.R.B., Cue Qub, Jusen- dra, G.A.A., Red Cross 10. EDEN. HERMAN He appreciates the finer things of lite. Jr. Hi-Y 11. EDWARDS, BOB Steadfast, true, and sincere. Red Cross, Science Club, Stage Crew 12. ENDSLEY, TREVOR Trevor ' s good nature is con- tagious. Jusendra, Sr. Hi-Y , ,, Twenty-SiJt