5 , J I 5 Q WNUQL b H QHIUWHLQL I 1 H. -M2 Q C jg, ' ,L G 0 L . X Q M U F5 I v 'f x V5 . f-f ku f if 7 ,jf ' A ' L 1 'X X lx W ,va J: i V1 N h lx 1 f ' ,QV- ,O if'W2gM,,w X W p w , X 1 r l My Q ffP LK U' DZ V JM' f 'W 1 MM' A M ffl M3 11+ 'vvfxvwrf -N LLM f'J'Qf W J 1 - ., I , H A , ll r ,u.uuf',i t ll.. ffxlff J V ,gs K 9' O f , -1 L+, f 1 f cfm , 1, 41K -' ffm- af. fgl W4 LLL J! 5 ,K X A 439 9 . I ,ru 2 'r'l.rf ' M, 5 .IL KW ,.,, -- - ' : qv in If 'MIN 41,2-gif K Q 'gpg , ,. Nm, D K XL9 ,, 5, E I I Hy, ,A A- - f' f ' A 75- f 11 In f fu few E s + is ISI!-Llp ? . ff ' , Q gy Wg 1 gf? I .qV'T!IW'fFxvruf1miW H N J M E ' Y A ' KS'-L, , 41:-Q , ,, 'Ma-I' 9 . , , J ie? Liifl CpJ'f1fM1N9' puff Www ww CMZY E 4 Ex Lz'l9r1k 'S 'iw A W' . lx Q llfkh, ,V-. ,fifff XR: I QQ W 1 N, fx X XT Y N' by A v J E fb KF 5142 feiffw f X ii U? f?5eeQi We, the Senzbrs of Peo F121 I-hgh h0oL present the 1944 Crest- interpretatzbn of this' yearfv 1 e A 1 A nn.-..,,W. , ,Y N x 4' 1 e 7 SV! ff' NWWMM envy,-.V H S' 1 X U - . A91 N Q '53 M gg ,s fx wa. ,, M ff' M? 47 in H Q , I '- .imifl Our ribute Endlessly onward flows the river of our school life, beginning as tiny rills and brooks in which it finds its source, and finally plunging majestically into the great open sea. Being a part of this stream is a truly thrilling experience. The river's course is constantly being influenced by new and changing tributaries, all of which contribute their share toward the river's ultimate goal. ln our school life these are the many experiences and activities in and outside of the classrooms which furnish a direct influence upon our later life. The effect which a storm has upon the river is vividly seen. At the present time a severe and devastating storm is spreading its reaching fury into the lives of all of us. The sea into which our river is flowing is not a tranquil one. However, with the courage and competence that we are developing as our stream flows onward, we shall be prepared for the tempests ahead. Many of those who have gone before us are now bravely with- standing the storm. Men and women who were once a part of this river are serving our country and serving us to their utmost. Some have already given their lives, and more will pay the same sacrifice. It is therefore with great pride and devotion that we dedicate this book to the Peoria High School Alumni in the Armed Forces of whom this Service Flag is a syrnbolq X R Xfxx Qj XX 1 ,f t w MA t . a . .l . t il ,ll V 4, if iv S 52 3 ! s X1 I V is , , The Crest Staff t Long, busy hours and work filled holidays K- are a matter of course for the Crest Staff in their Q I XX ambition to create the best yearbook ever. l ix All o X? gf' - ix 'NQ L , w , E' K K 4 I ' E 1 Editor-in-Chief ........ ..... S cott Smith X 5 Business Manager .... ...... B ob Morrow I 1 Advertising Manager. . . ..... Beverly Brown L , Associate Editors: , 1 Art ............ .... l-l arriet Mendenhall , Seniors ...... .... B osemary Current H W Faculty .... ....... C arroll Luthy , Classes .... ....... N ancy Siegle- , Activities ..... .................. A nn Trentman Athletics ..... .............................. P aul Powell ,' L Typists ....................... Lenora Sandler, Mary Slaughter W ,I W Photographers ...... Bob Szold, Dave Shapiro, Russell Stephens 4 gt 5 Assistant Editors .... Phyllis Travis, Ursula Maister, King Pfeiffer, L N l A X A Lillian Thornton V E . Fred Voelpel, Wilma Gebhardt, Sa? Lee Burdick 1 ir s' t etics ............................. uzanne Love , I , Boys' Athletics ............................... Don Stewart 5 , l 5 Q Business Staff ..... Dean Baker, Ianet Benham, Ruth Bermen, Bill I Biederbeclc, Dorothy Dalton, Pat Flanegin, -, I lane Hinckle, Pam Kepplinger, Ieanne Leu, Q - Ed Lund, Buthanne Ossenbeck, Marjorie Pep- l low, Ralph McNaughton, Norma Potter, t ' Eleanor Singer, Barbara Schefelbein, Shirley t l L 3 ' Moore, Manetta Waldron, Owen West, Doris XL Ulrich. Xl , fl L Xe w ,f T xl QT t L 11. , 4 ,L ,t X, fc e as L- g it ,L if , ,.4,,4, ,, , f P, -wiig jc, +' 2 W' , A ' id' A-'f?' sl- C 4 -I Y Q ee he A ,, ,, , T T, ,.,, ,,.,, T game f97MAwjefw df'7Mr'7 0440 , JWWV 55,,,,,e., Gang fwicw-L ,Q,wve,e!?4,j 1 ity GMM, fin- T T he Cou se of ur Stream T Our T rihute T xl f . f 1,! C 'f P11015 Eff V1 ,Vi A I I 3 w Into The Sea T L ' In Deeper Water C f 5 , h 1 T Mzkfstream dfx At The Source fx f , + On The Showhoat ff J! ' I f 3 ff 5 3 Aguatzk' Chczmpzbns K ff' Q Bu.91 Wharves 5 in A ' - 1 I ' , r ff tm ww, lf! ' R 'Tj T I f if 1 f le e ,,,,.,. ,.,. ,..,. YW...4k,..,.,T,.,,,,,.-e .,.. ni...1..Y . Y' ..,V, V.,V VVY, , H,,A1,-..., ..Y- li MY.. .MM h.,.w,,,,,,, W W 'fwwmg 3,1 aw W mg fllifllildiijlw myqg, .-.f nn L.: 3 'Yi 4 ' I ,E 3 A 5 . L1 E I w i 5? 3 x , s 1 - DR. MELVIN G. DAVIS Superintendent of Schools EDWARD G. SAURS President of the Board of Education N. CURTIS CATION CHARLEY W. KAHLER IOHN H. HARRIS Assistant Superin- tendent of Schools IOHN L. CARSON Vice-President of the Board of Education IOSEPH O. MALONE ..,,. .,,. mind., A . n. . . .- I x...... ....-Z ...sue ,....1.....H.L.....,.,.,.... .,u,.Me..,.- FRANK E. MEHRINGS 1- S--'M 1 ff 165 lf I V rd 2' 'Af i 'Jul C UB Nxllfb Vi, -,f Q rv 1 if + f rf' 'ffl 2 W A ,f 5 WfiwG4 E, V. 'K' ff V - 1353 5 ff? ,4 i Qmggfyy E L., - XB P I 5 Y E. 5 1 I E E r 5 V, HOWARD A. HUNTER B.S.. M.A. Principal 12525581 ' iff 5' 1' 'V lf' 1' iff , 1' ' fl' ,, 14:5 ' Hy' f I ' , ' R ,g f ,, l 'J 'I VX-All fig 5 1, ., 3 'MU ','Vff4, X Z! ,f , 3 A I W W-, gZ--, gif ' 2557 'fp' lfgiff gfgydfw W f fgf 9 f fl ,F 5 4 1 f 1 Fu 'f .AP 0'fSHsao r 5 l iJJ k B. WATSON THOMAS H. WTLSON B.S.. M.A. EI-EANOR . 8 Dean of Boys Dean of Girls new ALBRIGHT. ADA MAE A.B.. M.A. Algebra, General Mathematics Sponsor: Tri-S, Freshman Class Never tell Miss Albright, I Ieit my book in church -someone else has already tried it. f l BROWN, EDNA M. B.S.. M.S. Commercial Geography Far countries become familiar neigh- bors in Miss Brown's geography classes. , ..., W? v,VV . .ifvn Q -7' - 37 Ye-v .V .W . ., f,1.s1-,7.,1.-.-- .V . --A wgg'--f 'K-r'r:f:ny ' ' - f ,aff . 'H ' 2.2 BAMBRICK, E. I. B.S.. M.S. Radio, Mechanical Drawing Sponsor: Hi-Y, Senior Class, Senior National Honor Mr. Barnbrick keeps the sound crew on its toes. BIELEMA, MARTIN M. B.A., M.A. Physics Mr. Bielema thinks P.H.S. is O.K. alter trying administration and in- dustry. 1 BROWN. NINA Ir. Business Training, Commercial Law Miss Brown's classes are all strictly business 4 l l 4 1 1 1 5 i 3 ! A Q 1 i .1 BIBO, ANNA B.A. Foods, Clothing Sponsor: Dramatic Honor Society Smell something appetizing?-Miss Bibo is experimenting with recipes r l again. 1 t 5 3 Q BULLOCK, NORMA B.E. Shorthand, Typing Sponsor: Senior Class A trip to Alaska seems to be one oi Miss Bullock's greatest desires. 9 , x K mf. 5 2 Mfrs- -WW. BUNCH, IRENE O. Ph.B. Spanish Sponsor: Spanish Club just give Miss Bunch one rosy Mon- day instead of the usual blue ones and she will be happy. BURNS, GEORGE M. A.B. Economics, Sociology, Civics, U. S. History Sponsor: Cue Club Mr. Burns rates as one of Central's best dressed faculty members. COPPOCK. GEORGIA C. A.B. Head of the Language Dept. Latin Sponsor: Latin Club, Senior National Honor Miss Coppock's persistent good na ture is admired by her students. Qofi CONWAY, HELEN V. A.B., M.A. English, Speech Sponsor: CREST Clever and elficient-to whose hard work the CREST owes much ot its success. DEAL. IOHN W. B.S., M.A. Mathematics, Aeronautics Business Manager of the Opinion He does a great DEAL for the Opin- 1011. l BUSWELL. E. I-LB. French, Latin, Spanish Sponsor: French Club In addition to her other languages, Miss Buswell would like to learn Russian and japanese. FIESELMAN. EIIZABETI-I B.S. Clothing, Charm t Patterns and recipes are everyday affairs to Miss Fieselman. FLUEGEL, THEODORE B. B.S.,M.A. Chemistry Sponsor: CREST Business Staff A hunting he would like to go-in the Rocky Mountains. . HALE. BESS D. A.B., M.A. Head of the English Dept. English Sponsor: Iunior Class Sailing, sailing over the bounding main -that's for Mrs. Hale. ,K v ,,,,,,,,,,, H ,, .. -,--et-,-We. WW... are-,eeff-aw- a:1 FOWLER, WILLARD E. A.B.. MJ-X. Punting, Iournalrsm Sponsor: Opinion Central's loss-Normal's gain. A GRANNEMAN, DOROTHY I.. B.E. Health, Physical Education Sponsor: Cheerleaders, G.A.A., Archery Club We wonder how often Miss Granne- rnan has been mistaken lor a student. English Miss Hayes bridge anytime. her bid W V . ,, 2, . ,., A, s..e. A.: ',...........:..s....,r. .A .. -.. -.m.....r:ar..,i.-....- -................,...,........... ,W . GILES. FLORENCE E. A.B. Head of the Mathematics Dept. Trigonometry, Algebra Sponsor: Iunior Red Cross Miss Giles' ambition is to have a full gas tank-whose isn't? I-IEGHIN. Y. A. M.A. Head of the Social Science Dept. History, Government Sponsor: Social Science Club His eyes twinkle with friendliness and subtle humor. f., as ,., ,- 11 4 N 4 'E l i J 3 3 jl 1 3 l is 4 E s 4 lil 1 4 as 1 .5 1 'l r tl t 5 1 4 4 1 1 l 4 s t i HERKE, IANE H. A.B. Geography, Social Information If you are sitting near Mrs. Herke in a show-don't talk! l LAMBERTON, MARGARET B.S.. M.S. Bookkeeping, Business English Typing Sponsor: Sophomore Class, Iunior Red Cross To have a question accepted by Information Please would be Miss Lambertorfs greatest joy. ILER. GENEVIEVE E. A.B. Algebra, Geometry Sponsor: Mathematics Club, Red Cross We' are sorry Miss Iler wasn't able to be with us most of the year. KINHOFER. GARMA G. A.B..M.A. Biology Has anyone ever tasted any of Miss Kinhoier's wonderful pies? LUNDGREN. MARIAN B. B.S. Physical Education, Health Sponsor: G.A.A. It's badminton for Mrs. Lundgren. IONES. SUSIE E. M.A. Shorthand, Typing We hear Miss jones is an expert in archery. MATSON. FRANCES A.B. Sight Conservation Hawaifs sur! beckons Miss Matson X X MAXFIELD. CORA B.A.. MJX. English Sponsor: Cue Club Cape Horn to Paris and then to Slzangri Ia -Miss Max1'ield's new itinerary MCCORMICK. I. R. BA. U. S. History, Modern History To acquire a vocabulary like Mr. McCormick's would be a real achievement. MYERS. IOSEPH E. I-LB. Ancient History, Social Studies Assistant Football and Basketball Coach, Track Coach Sponsor: Freshman Class - jovial and full of fun, l1e's good for a laugh any time. MEYER. IOSEPH W. A.B., M.A. Algebra, Geometw Sponsor: Student Council, Hi-Y Oregon and Washington beckon Mr. Meyer for a vacation SOMETIME! NOPPENBERGER. IOHN A. B.S. Athletic Director, Physical Education, Head Coach of Football, Basketball, Baseball When Central Wins a Big 12 in foot- ball, or basketbal, Noppie will be in his glory. f t MCGRATH. MAMIE T. B.E.. MA. English According to Miss McGrath, foot races should be confined to the track. REESMAN, HAROLD E. B.E. Physical Education A fitting motto lor Mr. Reesman is, There's no place like home. RICE, EMILY E. I-LB. English Sponsor: Sale of Stamps and Bonds Dusting the cats and Hummel figures which she collects keeps Miss Rice busy. REINHARD. AUGUSTE L. A.B., M.A. English Sponsor: Scriblolers' Club Miss Reinhard would enjoy swim- ming at her lavorite vacation spot- S t. Augustine, Florida. SOMMER. I. B. B.S.. M.S. Biology 1 Sponsor: Projection Crew, Science Club Mr. Sommer is planning to head for the Rocky Mountains after making his first million. MJ l........................4...-,, , -,.,A, ,nw , , SHIELDS. H. P. B.S.. M.A. Physics Mr. Shields delights in telling of his adventures in World War I. SPICKARD. ELMA M. A.B. Speech Sponsor: Iusendra For a day oi pleasure, Miss Spick- ard likes a game of golf. ARTZ. GLENN W f, I , Social I Sponsor: Stage Crew Mr. Schwartz is noted for his golden notes. SUFFIELD, HARLAN B.S. Physics, Chemistry His fine sense of humor makes him a favorite with both faculty and students. SUFFIELD. LYLE K. B.S. Art Sponsor: Red Cross, Sophomore Class Industrious Mr. Suffield really sees the job through. WESTHOFF, W.T. B.S. Woodturninq, Cabinet Making Lathes and planes seem simple if Mr. Westhot? instructs us. ,,.r,.1-,.,....,.QJ e he SZEPESSY. I. ELMER B.A.. MJL Band, Orchestra ,Instrumental Classes Sponsor: Swing Band, Pep Band Mr. Szepessy's chief pleasure in life is watching Junior grow. WALTMIRE. LUCILLE Ph. B. English . The Alcan Highway is going to make a big hit with Miss Waltmire. WILDE. MERIDA A.B. Latin, Spanish Sponsor: Cue Club As we have all seen, Miss Wilde is an expert at verse-writing. TROTH, IOHN V. Shorthand, Typing, Filing Worries never worry Mr. Troth. WILSON, SUSAN ESTHER B.M.E. Vocal Music Badminton and the movies occupy Miss WiLson's spare time. .ix WILSON, H. E. IRENE B.A., M.S. Clothing Sponsor: Iunior National Honor Society To raise prize dahlias is the great ambition ol Miss Wilson. CAREY, ALICE Accornpanist . Miss Carey's nimble Hflgefs fufmsh us many hours of pleasure- I VVISMAN, ANNA B. Head of Commercial Dept. Bookkeeping Sponsor: Senior National Honor Society Through Mrs. Wisman's untiring etfofts have come many an elflclenf bookkeeper. ZIEGLER, CHARLOTTE M. A.B. German, Spanish Sponsor: German Club, CREST All of us appreciate Miss ZiegIer's keen interest and untiring ellorts for the CREST. FISHER, LOUISE I. Librarian An efficient, well-run library is the result ot Miss Fishefs etforts. 4 i 4 i 5 I l l E l l 1 t YUHAUSE, IOSEPH B.S., M.A. E Machine Drawing, Architectural Drawing, U. S. History, Geometry Our mule broke down so we couIdn't get here is the best excuse Mr. Yuhause has heard in ages. MARTIN, RUTH Office Clerk i v As we enter the oHice, we are glad to be greeted by Mrs. Martin's pleasing smile. i 1 l, MCMILLEN, HAZEI. M. Cffice Clerk Impatient and careless drivers an- noy Miss McMilIen. MATEEFF, PEARL RHOADES' INEZ M- Ofiice Clerk She DID get a bulleiin. I put it there myself. YW t SX ig? In memory ot Miss Emma I. Boynton whose death last December was a great loss to the faculty and students of Peoria High School. For many years a teacher in the Home Economics Department, her sincere kindliness and wise counseling endeared her to us all. f , .Aw .s.:.nM, Mwst, .:s.5.f4a,1u.. Secretary to the Principal Capable and efficient, C e n t r a 1 couIdn't do without Miss Rhoades. L X, f N , 6 1 'X N ,XFQ 3 it -g'Xl,'j-leer .44-f : P Y- --fe W a .f .V ff-za., ff. ,- vtiilyi 'E - H- 1233 ,w-41' f l rv , N .-L11 vw , 'xv . V , . 1,5 .., , ,',, l r 'z r . - z. .,4f.,w t-.jfn.f 't l f V f t J ' ti n 0 The Sea xx XX l f ' - F l fl We have now reached the thrilling climax in our tj Kr 1 stream of school lite. As the river has flowed on, it has - g g grown Wider and deeper, constantly increased by each J X . g new tributary, until at last the wide and glorious sea is i M e reached. Everything gain d ,along the course is taken s . with us as We leave the rive 'n guest of broader horizons. x, I N X .L 5 ,X A LJ Nl tt ' '1 I I I it --N i5t 1 -he e e is or to g g g , V .,s15,gi1fX i eff f r a e s 'fy f U '7 ff V XL ull lla , ,f it ff ' gil v M r A-V i 6 9 W W i if filer' I W! j jf , l I N ,,,,, fi 5 I ' fl Ar , I i ,f i ill will ri LJ f . . ,rrr f ' . X Fr x I f , L, 4 Akf, 'I ' ' - 1-YNQX , A ff 44'. fd ' l ' l 3 -, 1 i ' V4 lg g ff! 0' I 1 All My jg in ,J If I- A I U I ,V in - Nt.. ,Al , ,i li ' ' K Q 1 4 '7 ' , , 5' ., 591 f N, T3 SLA W5 1 ?'i5f Y C. WWW . ,,- - 1. ADKISSON. GAY Cute little Gay is cute, little, a 8 Y- Iusendra, Dean's Assist- ant, O.P.Aches l I 2. ALCORN, IRENE Renie and fun go hand in hand. Cue Club, G.A.A., Iusen- l' dra, Pep Club, Prelect, Social Science Club fi a. Airs, KA'rH'nYN g Dark and piquant-tennis is I her game. f Prefect E l 5- 4. ALLISON. rmnannr E A boy of many interests- , athletic and otherwise Fr. - S o p h. Football, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, Track, Varsity Basketball, What A Life 5. ANDERSON. BETTIE A diligent worker with a happy disposition Iusendra, Cue Club f S. ARNOL PAT 5 1 Pat's are ree manner ex- Q plains popularity 3 QlCue , G.A.A., Pep , Clu sendra, Social 5 ie Club, Spanish QE 5 , inon Q , 1 4 - A it x A X X , K I as 5 C: F at geo' 1 ATA, i 'I J . . X, fl, f V .G ARONOVSKY. ALVIN It you want to know anything about our band, ask Al. Science Club, Cue Club, German Band, Pretect ATHERTON, EDITH A true friend-loyal and de- pendable Tri-S, French Club, Social Science Club, S c i e n c e Club, Office Helper ATHERTON, LUCIE A business-minded girl who really gets down to business Red Cross AXTEI.. HOWARD Bill' has his own Opinion about everything. Opinion, Spanish Club, Pretect, Ouill and Scroll . BAKER. BONNIE Pretty, p e rv P Y, a fl d very lriendly Cue Club, lusendra, Pep Club, G-.A.A., Social Sci- ence Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Pretect, Red Cross, Pep Band BAKER, DEAN A likeable fellow with varied interests Cue Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Social Sci4 ence Club, Pretect, Pre- cinct Captain, CHEST ft .-jfs lsxcvrff Y- ,Q ' , K .sa a ny ,w il . ' ff-.. . , r , ., 1 ' ttffg- A Af: il ff l.4:gL'vl' If 4 x - ' , ' 17' x K N r I , v tr J 6 All C 34' 0 - 717' 75 ' VV- 6- BARTEL. MILTON When it comes to photog- raphy, Milt really clicks BECKER, CORINNE Corky's a grand sport with many friends Iusendra, Tri-S, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Office Helper BEENEY, BETTY IO Three cheers tor our cheerlul cheer-leader! G.A.A., Red Cross, Iusen- dra, Cheerleader BELL. BENNETT A sunny disposition makes Benny welcome anywhere Football BENHAM, IAN ET A sparkling personality, and eyes that blend with Navy blue G.A.A., Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Opinion, CREST, Pretect Capt., Dean's As- sistant, Sec. Ir. Class, So- ial Committee, Ir. tional Honor Soc. BERMAN. RUTH Intelligent, with plenty ot real wit thrown in Pep Club, Cue Club, Iu- sendra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, CREST, Ir. National Honor Soc. BEST. JAMES jim is truly one of the Best Projection C r e W, Pro- merito BIEDERBECK, WILLIAM Bix really has what it takes for a laugh. Ir. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, French Club, Stage Crew, CREST BLACKWELL, BEVERLY Her love of music is unsur- passed Tri-S, Pretect BLOOMBERG, ROWENA Sincere in her quest for knowledge Spanish Club, Tri-S BOBENMYER. CONNIE Connie gets a big kick out ot liie Cue Club, Social Science Club, Iusendra, Spanish Club, GAA., Red Cross, O.P.Aches BQGARD, RICHARD We're looking for handsome Dick in the Big Leagues Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Var- sity B a s e b all, Varsity Bowling, Praetorian of Pre- fects ' QA:-J-NN! L' We Wg T533 Xtflpul vu-vwvq 'M Q55 41. 2 BOLMER, RODNEY He never lets his studies get him down, and rarely gets down to his studies lr. Hi-Y, Fr.-Soph. Foot- ball BROWN. BEVERLY ANNE lndustrious and capable, with plenty ol time for a laugh Cue Club, Iusendra, Spanish Club, Tri-S, So- cial Science Club, CREST, Prefect BUCK. SHIRLEY Studious, quiet, and well worth knowing BURDETTE, GEORGE A whiz on the diamond and a wit in the classroom Visual Aids Club, Math Club, Pretect, Baseball BURKS. ROBERT An athlete, always ready to lend a helping hand Track, S o p h. Football, Projection Crew BURNS. DAVID Puddy lives lor two things- sports and athletics Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Baseball, Varsity Football, Vaisity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball lyfxl ,C if 4 V if . 'lf f jf! V E ,Li f 'iff X f 'iff Vi 1' , , X l J , ! -vi L ?f'19 'ff if it i e X, 4 X is img? ' S? , Qi is 12. 4 ', X .ff Al if S' f ' A f it A B ,t ,,,, , ,fll fi Q Q -X' as jim BURNSIDE. OLGA One reason why gentlemen prefer blondes BUTSCH. MARIAN Sincerity is her byword Pep Club CANADA. HAZEL Hazel is ready for anything and greets life with a smile Girl Reserves CAPLAN. ALAN Always looking for a good time and never disappointed Social Science Club, Spanish Club, Iusendra, Varsity Bowling, Varsity Golf, Opinion, Pretect Magistrate, Student Coun- cil, What A Life CARTER. HELEN A valuable and interesting friend G.A.A., Tri-S, Prefect CASWELL. IOYCE Pleasant, easy-going, with a beautiful voice ' Cue Club, Tri-S, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Preiect, Opinion is 1 E Qi' as X' I . W f X N l .p ll .3. 5. ig SQ . tl CHAMBERLAIN. DOROTHY Dottie's personality bubbles over with fun G.A.A., Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Social Science Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Treas. Ir. Class, G.A.A. M a n a q e r, Red Cross, What A Life, O.P. Aches CHAMBERLAIN, rims Like the month of June, she is delightful G.A.A., Pretect CLAUS. ELEANOR Her pleasant smile is a wel- come sight German Club, G.A.A. CLITHIERO. PATRICIA Pat keeps us in stitches with her unpredictable humor What A Life CLO PER. PAUL Easy-going Buz takes lite in his stride Iusendra, Cue Club, Fr.- Soph. Football, What A Lite COHEN, INETTE Dark-haired Inette is one oi Central's fashion leaders Iusendra, G.A.A., Social Science Club, Spanish Club, Cue Club, Pep Club, Opinion, Preiect, Red Cross, O.P.Aches A., 4 .1rf'm5riir'r 4 i Our thanks to St. Louis for Bob 8. CONNOR. SUSAN Sue combines versatility with a radiant and pleasing person- ality Cue Club, Iusendra, Stu- dent Council, Chairman ot P.R.B., Pep Club, Opin- ion, Science Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Pretect, Social Science Club 9. COOK. IUANITA juanita's good looks and con- genial manner explain her popularity Tri-S., G.A.A., Prefect 10. COX, DEAN Clevemess personified O.P.Aches ll. COYLE, ROBERT A suocesstul leader in all he undertakes, competent and admired is P.H.S.'s line prexy Visual Aids Club, Fr.- Soph. Football, Varsity F o o t b all, Pres. Soph. Class, Pres. Student Council, District Pres., lst Vice Pres. of State Stu- dent Council, Prornerito 12. CROUCH, RUSSELL When looking for a laugh, look lor Leo ' 5' .gk Z3 'if' 5 Ar' X -P - T ' X , , :-va X, 07 nt 0 ,F W if r-FW iisf mi T9 la! ' -:'I 5 ---- . -. . llq r-V 'EE ' ,, - f lff '- T -Q a 5.1, P' is. .Btn 4f?l., 'f -1- ' 4 .STD jf CURRENT, ROSEMARY Her outstanding achievements and honors never go to her head G.A.A. Mgr., Cue Club, French Club, Science Club, Iusendra, CREST, Freshman Pres., Opinion Bus. Mgr., Student Coun- cil, Librarian's Assistant, Quill and Scroll, Char- vice, lr. National Honor Soc., Dean's Assistant DALTON, DOROTHY Jitterbug Dotty possesses an effervescent charm Iusendra, CREST, G.A.A., Science Club, Dean's As- s i sta n t, O.P.Aches, What A Life 3 DAMON, MARIELLEN She's tops on our list of swell people DAVIES, DAVID We all Wait to see what he'll do next, Spanish Club, Ir. National Honor Soc. DAVIS, MARGARET ANN Demure Peggy is the queen of our hearts Social Committee, Prefect DEMPSEY, ROBERT Thoughtful and quiet-we'd like to know him better ' ' 1 ' ll OJ ,p , ' 7 5 5 WW ' 'V l 'ling V . . Q I . v ll I If 'J ' V , Pii ,.,2ff ff' ,f U - Y 'llI?Z: ,-f M42i'4.:' Q T2 - gk 'NIT DIKEMAN, RICHARD Good sportsmanship is one of his many fine qualities Hi-Y, Basketball, Football, Track, Prefect DILLEY, IEAN Nothing can disturb her Spanish Club, G.A.A. DORAN, MARY ANN A valuable addition to any group EATON, BETTY She's the type who types EDWARDS, BETTY Red's characteristics are liked by all of us Science Club, Iusendra, G.A.A., Social Science Club, Cue Club, Red Cross, Opinion 12. ERKERT, HERBERT A hard working fellow, well started on the road to a suc- cessful scientific future Pres. Science Club, Ger- man Club, Pres. Ir. Class, ational Honor Soc. yr I Wei ,ll Q 0 ?2',jQl5Qff?f 3 , 4- 7 ' lu fo ,,,, hifi L-aL ERRION. TACK Slender, tender, and tall, jake is a true comedian Cue Club, Latin Club, lu- sendra, Op i n i o n, OP. Aches, Prefect . ERSKINE, NADINE Dearzie is clever and witty in all she says or does G.A.A., Spanish Club, lu- senclra, Cue Club, Pre- cinct Captain, What A Lite, OP Aches ERVIN, IACQUELINE jackie leaves a note of cheer wherever she goes Tri-S, G.A.A. ETTINGER, CAROL Nothing ever bothers imper- turbable Carol G.A.A., Cue Club, Pre- fect, O.P.Aches EWIN G, DOROTHY Small and energetic-well worth knowing G.A.A. FAHNESTOCK. ROSE Earnest in her desire to be a success Tri-S, Spanish Club, Of- fice Helper PAYE, GERALD His athletic ability puts him on top Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Pretect FLANEGIN. PATRICIA Her modesty is the shining light of her merit Cue Club, I-u s e n d 1' a, French Club, S p a n i s h Club, G e r m a n Club, G.A.A., CREST, Bowling, lr National Honir Soc Sally has an inimitable dig- nity and reserve Iusendra, Cue Club, G,A.A., Spanish Club, Opini n CREST Prefe FOLKERTS Thinking of men? No, just one Sal lusendra, G.A.A,, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Sci- ence Club, Dean's As- sistant FOLKERTS, THOMAS He',s the skipper of many ships-sportsmanship, leader- ship, and friendship Ir. Hi-Y., Student Coun- cil, Varsity Baseball, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, lr. National Honor Soc. FORBES. LILA We are sorry to lose her to the Lone Star State ogg? i 1 1 l I l I l 1 4 l l 1 l l l 1 t 4 l l v 1 25 2 , 'Iii FOWLER. THERESA Her serene beauty makes us all look twfice Pep Club, Iusendra FOWLER. VIRGINIA She's precisely what she seems .to be-able, industrious, and a friend to all Cue Club, G.A.A., Red Cross FREDERICK, MARY LOU A lovely face with a voice to match Cue Club, Science Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Iusen- clra, Spanish Club, Opin- ion, CREST, Prefect, Ir. National Honor Soc. I-'RITCI-INER. FERN Quiet and unobtrusive, but quick to win friends FULLER. DALE Never too busy to have a hearty laugh Prefect, Visual Aids Club FULTON. IACK Where there's life, there's Jack fqxx .--fi ! , , -, ..--L M X -Lg,44T-S777 WY f 1 f ,Vai ,WI X' , fl ff ff! g i- ---'ib , ,gag 7. GERSTENBURG. WALTER His attributes are many, his faults are few Spanish Club 8. GIFT, ELIZABETH ANN Libby is in the swim of things that are truly Worthwhile Cue Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Social Sci- ence Club, G.A.A., Iu- senclra, Pep Club, Pre- fect, Ir. National Honor Soc , 9. GILCHRIST. ANGELA Gill dreams of horses, and to be different-horseback rid- ing Iusendra, French Club, G.A.A., Social Science Club, Red Cross, Prefect 10. GRAHAM, VIVIAN People like people like Vivian ll. GREEN. DARLENE Life is never dull when Dot's around Iusenclra, Librarian's As- sistant, What A Life 12. GREENE. MARY BARBARA Her beauty, intelligence, tal- ents, and humor make her the outstanding girl she is G.A.A., Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Opinion, Letters to Lucerne, Quill and Scroll, Ir. National Honor Laffy. W tQ7,f,Lawcffvff Mlhgg WM 4-0 ww MW X-I CX XX f N 5 S' ' 3 an 3. E2 .5 TE'-f fl 5 in h is ' l.1l.f 9'L GRIMINGER, RUTH Her straight-forward manner wins us all. German Club, Iusendra, Spanish Club, Prefect, Red Cross, Librarian's As- sistant GRIMM, HERBERT Friendly and goodmatured- a top-notch combination GUTOS, MARIAN Her outstanding work wins admiration and respect from all. G.A.A., Cue Club, lusen- dra, Asst. Editor oi Opin- ion, lr. National Honor Soc., Quill and Scroll HAEFLI. ROBERT Like Napoleon--small and mighty lr. Hi-Y HANEY, ROBERT We are never surprised, but often amazed, at his wit. lr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Track HARBERS. NORMA lg A . gum .. ,, i Q Q 32 1: X ,P ff- X -emfw -fi? 5' f ? is 2 Q Q r A if iff ,X Y' Ei Ti f if f K Pep and lun describe Norma. Spanish Club, Red Cross 4, ' A if 4 ,, . , , ' 5 t if 5?Zf1f,,. up C' ,,iia as 4 KRW 3.,:fifP1-'23, , i ff? 'Yan 7. HARKINS. WILLIAM There isn't anything Bill doesn't do well-except stay awake Cue Club, Fr.-Soph. Base- ball, Via r s i t Y Baseball, Opinion Art Staff, What A Lite 8. HARNEY, BE'I'I'Y Trustworthy and etlicient-a capable worker G.A.A., Cue Club, Iusen- clra 9. HARRIS, HORTENSE A beautiful voice, a charming personality 10. HART, BARBARA She has a smile that doesn't wear oii' Science Club, Cue Club, lusendra, Social Science Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A. A 1 1. HASSELBACHER. . MARY ELLEN Charming and sweet, she al- ways accompanies a good time G.A.A., Spanish Club, Science Club, Iusenclra, Cue Club, Pep Club HAUNGS, WAL'I'ER Walt is a good Scout and a brilliant student Stamp Club, Science Club, Visual Aids Club, Treas. Fr. Class, Pretect Captain, Promerito fgflixt l ff - V N I CX fl!! H Cxxxix J l. f 1, 'X X. L-'R ' Q A 4. X ll A - K ' IX 2 ,X HAVERTON MARYNELLE Small p etty one ol he charact istc Latin Club rm ' J ylet no 9 IOS I tx, 'f ', ,f fy ,ff I CAROLYN Co-operative and always will- ing to help Tri-S, Opinion HEINTZMAN. IOHN Slick as a whistle-smooth jack never worries-he doesn't need to Ir. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, lusen- dra, Varsity Football, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Track, Fr-Soph. Baseball, Prefect I-IEMBROUGH. DONNA IEAN Her wit is unlimited-her beauty unmatched Cue Club, Iusendra, Pep Club, G.A.A., Science Club, Spanish Club, Pre- fect, What A Life - 6 HENNIGES, BOB u'et se ious B ll go Z as S If ?l,..Lf sill -Tii?'u.,Jf, . HENSLEY. PHIL Phil proves brain and brawn can go together S c i e n c e Club, Visual Aids Club, Social Science Club, Iusendra, Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Vice-Pres. Soph. Class, Dean's Assistant I-IERBERGER. RICHARD Dick's jolly good nature puts him at the top of any list HERZOG. MADELINE Good things come in small packages Spanish Club HIETTER. MARGARET We're proud toinclude Margy in our list of friends Pretect HINCKLE. CATHERINE IANE Fun-loving and h u m o r o u s with an air of quiet dignity lusendra, Social Science Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, CREST HOULDSWORTH. HOWARD Widely known and widely liked Football Mgr., What A Lite, O.P.Aches of fe A pd' Xa, LET5eoF1 N . HOWE. IOHN jack is a musician through and through, Science Club, Cue Club, Ir. Hi-Y, Iusendra, Pre- fect, Red Cross, German Band 2. HUBER, RONALD Red Sails in the Sunset German Club, Prefect, Student Council 3. HURD, ALICE Alice always has something interesting to say. G.A.A., Cue Club, Pre- feci, Opinion 4. HUTCHINS, .BARBARA She needs no spur to her am- bition and energy. G.A.A., Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Science Club, Span- ish Club, Pep Club, So- cial Science Club . IDLE. I ACKIE We really can't call jackie idle. Cue Club, Iusendra, Pre- iect, G.A.A., O.P.Aches . IACKSON. CLARA We're sure she will succeed in whatever she does. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll. 12. IACOBS. IAMES A lot of fung a talent tor car tooning IE'1'l', GERALDINE Quiet, unassuming, shy Cue Club IOCHEM, WILLIAM One of Sammy jfs diligent proteges Cue Club, Science Club, lusendra, What A Life IOI-INS. IERBY jerry is a journalist oi no small ability. Social Science Club, Opinion Editorial Editor, Quill and Scroll IOHNSON, EARL He's a demon on the diamond and a whiz on the track. Visual Aids Club, Math Club, Track, Fr.-Soph. Baseball ' IOHNSON, ELWOOD Spiz is business-like, a true friend, and always jolly. Preiect 7 i C ' K' Agri-L fi Q V YW Ali Z 2?f ,f,, o ' A jf -S Afgziirf p J Y W i iv 9 . ' 4 , , 1' ' iifme ? E. t t l i. 1, 5 P Q 1. IOHNSON. POLLY K A hard worker, inclined to the funny side of life Spanish Club, Cue Club, Iusendra, Science Club, G-.A.A., Social Science Club, Opinion i L 2. IOI-INSON. RONALD , This boy pounds a mean - piano. - Spanish Club, P r e i e c t, Varsity Baseball, Bowling, - Student Council, Stage E Creyv - A F 3. IUVINALL, ROBERT A dread of books and a love of fun 4. KANTOR, MARY E Her lace and her voice are ln her lortune. G.A.A., S c i e nc e Club, 1. French Club, Iusendra, Cue Club, Librarian's As- 5 B s lf . sistant, Ir. National Honor E, Soc. W . 5. KARR, ROBERT ' Bob is interested in models- E yes, airplane models. if Spanish Club, Baseball, f Basketball 6. KEEI., GEORGE W. Thoughtful thinkers t h i n k worthwhile thoughts. X lv A- fx. fkxiifw 4 ICQ, F f fr , 4 Ml- x 0 ' S -,.. Mlflii l MT .lf to P llfitgiim I A rm ali 'F ii T' ' 4 9 - A LW liti l .nf 33: .J 2 on K P , .3- . .AF L thx 9 3 V P f ,QQ ' X TZ! X. ff 'Qu ,gif its Qin? X f vi N O f to KEESECKER. RAY Sometimes quiet, sometimes not--always a pal Varsity Basketball, Golf KIRWAN, PATRICIA Ambitious and pleasant to know-we always trust her judgment. S Sec. Freshman ,Class KLEIN. HELAINE She's in-Klein-ed to be the life of the party. G.A.A., Pres. Spanish Club, Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Prefect Captain, Bus. Mgr. Opinion, O.P. Aches, Quill and Scroll KOCH. IACK jaxon M. C's to it that Cen- tral is Well entertained, Social Science Club, Pre- fect, Soph. F o o tb all, P.R.B., Sr. Class Pres., Sr. Intramural Mgr., Student Court KRIDER, ROBERT The perfect application oi tall, dark, and handsome? Student Council, Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Track Mgr., 'Cue Club, French Club KRONKE. IOHN He has inspired many cheers from Central's bleachers. Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Ir. N a t i o n al Honor Soc. ........L 2 i 4 1 gl wgl ,. I A I I ', . Q I V 5 13 ,Ax 43 X ,ly if ' I f ' va'5l3 V J l e fe as f as - i - ' M ' 1. KURTZ, Lois I-EVINE. WH-MA One look at her explains her Genuine and Sincefe all the extensive popularity. Uma I Cue Club, Social Science G-A-A-, TH-S Club, Iusendra, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Prefect, Student Court 2, LANE, ELEANOR LICHTENWALTER. IOHN Generally speaking, she's gen- Don't let his reserved manner erally speaking . i001 YOU- I A G.A.A., Science Club, FIG1'1Ch Club, Science . Spanish Club, Latin Club, Club, SOC1-al 'S C19 T1 C 9 lusendra, Cue Club Ch-lb, Pqolsellinll gfevlt . Bas e , t a , rac A 3. LAWLESS, MARTIN kg E His grin endangers his ears. it Latin Club, Stamp Club, -4, fl.-2 Hi-Y, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, LITTLE, DONNA LEE it Varsity Football, Varsity Little Donna Lee possesses . Basketball Mqr. geavfib-iing Cfgf-K1 A I Sen S U9 U , . . ., 'll ' dra, Pep Club, Pretect, 4. LEMBURG.,BROOKE O'P'ACheS He snaps at the chance of 2 snapping photos. ' Science Club, Opinion, Stage Crew C LONG. DON Don't wait too Long to get 4 5. LE SUERI RUTHANNE acquainted with him O She's already on the road to Fi S?,21giba1LOOt'bau' Var- success , S1 Y Cue Club, G.A.A., Scl- ence Club, lusendra, Pre- iect, Financial Mgr. Opin- p F ion A? , i C' LONG. VERNON ., 6. LEU: IEANNE lt ' Zi: 'Long on good Wal' She laughs and the world K laughs with her. V K ti 'l Spanish Club, G.A.A., Q Cue Club, Iusendra, So- at , 4 cial Science Club, Opin- 'Q 2 A ion, CREST, What A 1 V LOWDER, CHARLES x W Life, lr. National l'lO1'1Or V,', g i The rnusio he coaxes' out of SOC. ' ' t hrs guitar is out of this world. ,Q E' i li W l 7' 5 X - Z .2 .,-Nan? J 1, , V ,,f9e--4 M3 gill ,A as 'fi LM Ziiffefzifie, ' 'E ' 3 is?-Li gg g ig in , ,nn i WHY.. ff, ,, , 31 f ifazwr, ., Sy? 'lx V. , ,, ,15.fSw,v: LUND, EDWARD Wisdom and wisecracks go to- gether here- Iusendra, Cue Club, Math Club, Varsity Golf, CREST, Opinion LUTHANS. DICK Dick is a top-notch shutter- bug. , Pretect, Opinion, Quill and Scroll LUTHY, CARROLL Spirited, lively, with un- bounded energy Iusendra, Social Science Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Cue Club, Science Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., CREST, Red Cross MacFARLANE, MARY Happy-go-lucky Mary is anx- ious to please. Cue Club, Iusendra, G.A.A., P r e n c h Club, Opinion, Red Cross MANNING. PATRICIA Pat always flies high- Spanish Club MARTIN. ROWENA Music is her major thought, but we think she has another! Cue Club, Tri-S, . O.P. Aches l Vl! FL'-12 .Q nge ef fg' WV -is-.-:.:ii2mv:a2'fg' -ffm, H V I M 2, lgw A sf , y, W- 4 'J 1 I iff ll W 1 X 4, N J ' L ? L, f flu- W 1 fa p-.1-'- fL37 ,12- MEYER 7. 8. 9. 10. Il. MATARELLI, BETTY IANE In short-she enjoys short- hand. Tri-S, G.A.A., Pretect, Of- fice Helper MCGARVEY, ROBERT Bob and his classrooms should become better acquainted. McKEE, PATRICIA Pat holds the key to our friendship, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Tri-S, Iusendra MCMAHON, WILBUR WiII's ability in drawing ranks with the best. Track Manager MCNAUGHTON. RALPH He has a head lor figures- we mean Math, of course Social Science Club, ,Iu- sendra, CREST, Preiect Captain, B o wlinq, Fr,- Soph. Basketball, What A Lite, Ir. National Honor Soc. MCNEVIN, PATRICIA Pat doesn't take long to win lriends. Qfy K C , k ASQ' s s Q of ,I X .Ag ,x 4 V' j' I f w if .Qi -F Y V 'QL 'wi J 'Q Q .vet 4 A Y' X xl i MEI-ILEN BECK, BILL He sets the girls' hearts a-flutter and their heads awhirl Cue Club, lusendra, Spanish Club, Fr.-Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Fr.-Soph. Basketball MENDENHALL. HARRIETT Charm plus talent plus good looks plus laughter equals Hootie Cue Club, G.A.A., French Club, Pep Club, Iusendra, Social S c i e n ce Club, Opinion, CHEST, O.P. Aches, Letters to Lu- cerne METZGER. KEITH His ambition is to retire early in life Mgr. Basketball and Base- ball MEYER. CLIFFORD Noted for his good-natured disposition 5. IVIILES, MIMI Mimi has uniform ideas MILLER. BETTY With her determination and good looks, she's bound to get ahead GAA., Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Preiect, Red Cross 'QgQ.JUu,a, - 9-30-'-Hr-l.f' P0 dl MM meal- AMA-iso'-6-Ltff'-f 7. 8. .0. ll 12. MILLER, CHESTER Chet is undoubtedly marked for success Visual Aids Club, Foot- ball Mqr., Track Mgr., Basketball Mgr. MILLER, DOROTHY An individualistic individual Spanish Club, Cue Club, Prefect, Red Cross 9. MILLER. IEANNE A leader oi the beauty parade Iusendra, Cue Club, So- cial Science Club,G.1-LA., Bed Cross CREST MILLER, MERYL Flashing brown eyes and clever sayings are hers' French Club, Glee Club, lusendra, G.A.A., Prefect, Red Cross, O.P.Aches MILLER. WILLIAM Casanova had nothing on him Varsity Football, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Fr. Track, Varsity Track, King of Red Cross Ball MILLIKEN. RICHARD Central's h a n d s o m e man about town Ir. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Fr. Soph. B sketball, Varsity Foot- ll ' ti it Ol? Mila fe? TT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. MITCHELL. DOROTHY Steadlast and sensible, pleas- ant to know MITCHELL. WILLIAM Studies? Who Cares! MOELLER, DAVID Dave and gloom are strangers Science Club, Debating Club, Cue Club, Pretect MORAIN. DORIS Doris is a quiet girl with many winning ways. Spanish Club MORROW. BOB Bob keeps from behind the eight-ball, Sr. Hi-Y, Social Science Club, Science Club, Cue Club, Iusencira, CREST, Business Mgr. MUELLER, MARILYN Everyone knows her name and her personality as Happy'i Latin Club, Cue Club, Pep Club, lusendra, G.A.A., Rae cl C r o s s, CREST, O.P.Aches . rf ff W jy X .uf X xx A o V! gr t , X, n i it if get xt if ,i we S 3 4 IMI -,-,,....-l-- 4? 42' I ,. z exif fff fff NEFF, I EANNE We all dream of Jeannie with the light brown hair. G.A.A. NELSON. ELAINE She'll always pass the tests. Tri-S, GJ-X.A., S c i e n c e Club, Prefect, Dean's As- sistant NELSON, WILLARD High principled and hilar- iously humorous - everyone likes Bill. Math Club, What A Lite NUGENT, GORDON He sets the pace for P.H.S. Social Science Club, Sci- ence Club, Red Cross, CREST, Opinion, P.R.B., Ir. National Honor Soc. O'BRIEN, WALLACE He's on the right track I-Ii-Y, Track 12. OHLSEN, SHIRLEY An up and-coming artist G.A.A., Latin Club ---- Ig-an-:a - ' . ----A 11 . - -il: , if-2 - f,Mi:'Q, In E A . .- 4 gi- I 1. .- . . f -13-Q in , Y 4... 6 ,- V I Y 'v If , ff' 11 . .- -., '. , 1 --, wi'f ' wa, ' , . . .lin rf, f , -W , .4 f .5612 1: fiib, i- ni.,-' Ill!-1 72- Z X -L - at 'if- ia'3ef . OLLER, IACK just 'oller for jack when things get dull. Track . PARKS, ROBERT Bob's deep, rich voice is un- matched. Iusendra, Varsity Foot- ball, Fr.-Soph. Football, Pep Band . PATTON, ROBERT Once a friend, always a lriend . PAULI, DOUGLAS Greetings and salutationsu Science Club, Vice Pres. Freshman Class, Ir. Na- tional Honor Soc. PEGG, MARY ANN Pegg ol Our Hearts GAA. PEPLOW, MARIORIE She's never low on pep and originality- Cue Club, Cw.A.A., Span- ish Club, Iusendra, Social Science Club, Preiect, CREST, Ir. National Honor Soc. f 1 1 fr .1 r .L V ,Q fi'-?'S,, 5235: ' -fi :gj2i ?afgixf-1,r5.wg in 'Q qs 3 if ,iv dxf.. 15 l h 1 1 3 fl s 5321-r 1 :L , 1 1: 4 , LM- F5 2 t -iff 4 Mb 1 meal- Q . .. V A. l 3 + i E l 1 T 7. PHILLIPS, GORDON l Food and fun iascinate Phil- lips. l 1 I 8. POTTER. NORMA 1 Would like to go the South American Way -1 CREST 4 3 9. POWELL. PAUL 3 None but the brave deserve the fairf' Cue Club, Visual Aids 1 Club, Spanish Club, So- 5 cial Science Club, Treas. Sr. Class, Fr.-Soph. Foot- 2 ball, Fr.-Soph. Basketball Varsity Basketball, Pre- - fect, D e a n ' s Assistant, 3 CREST, Student Court, i Stage Crew i l 1 1 10. Pnocron, VIVIAN ' A happy disposition is hers. ll. QUINN, PATRICIA The perfect girl-literally and figuratively Cue Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A., French Club, lusendra, Opinion, Pep Club, Pretect Cap- tain, Vice Pres. Ir. Class, Student Council, Social Cornrnittee, O.P.Acl'1es, Ir. National Honor Soc. 12. RAPER, CHARLES Tall in stature and in good qualities Science Club, F r e n c h Club, Social S c i e n c e Club, lusendra, Preiect, CREST, Track M gjejn ggeabs QvtT,',,-PE?-'Jw' aa, A,-fjfg' -Q- '5' , . gig, vlxiifl ,Tgd wif: 9- , 1-A 6' - ' , it T, ' -YZ ,....i. 1 -P -' -- --a 1: f.-3 Y .. ' v - CQD ,F -4 M- 3 P ei as A REED, VVILLIAM His eye is on the ball-the lootball. Varsity Football, Fr.-Soph. Football, Track, Prefeci REID. FRED There is printer's ink in Fred's blood. Opinion Foreman RICKENA, EVELYN She has designs on a future career in designing, G.A.A., P refe ct, O.P, Aches, Ir. ,N a t i o n al Honor Soc. RIDEN. BARBARA Unhurried people accomplish most. G.A.A., Iusendra, Tri-S RIEGEL, ROLLAND His good judgment and initia- tive explain his leadership. Social Science Club, Sec. Senior Class, Golf, O.P. Aches RINGEL, MARY ROSE She rates high on the gallop poll. G.A.A., lr. National Honor Soc. L.....,-....,L,.-.. Z .lov gf. lfl s ft 4' lie-Lxfjflg' vm 7. ROBERTS, FRED Easy to like, and hard to beat Science Club, Cue Club, lusenclra, Prelect, Red Cross 8. ROBERTSON. MELBA If you want the job done right, let Melba do it. frf.A.A. I f 'jajgflgifiiiiffw Ros. JANE SXS- The notes from her violin are always sweet, as is she. Sec. Science Club, Span- ish Club, lusendra, Sec. G.A.A., Soanish Band 10. ROSE, MARCELLA Roses are our favorite flowery Marcella, a lavorite friend, Spanish Club 11. ROSS, MARILYN An enthusiastic Central rooter G.A.A., Spanish Club, Tri-S, Cue Club, Social Science Club 12. ROUNTREE. TU1-IA A golden voice with hair to match ,ll f mf Q, X 7 V' fran f x, . 1 ig ,J 17 i - , ve 1 V fxiyr' I' ,F 1, ' I K I J t X Q I,-: X '- Aff s,xh3 ck ROYCE, RODNEY Well liked for his friendliness and leadership lr. Hi-Y, Prefect SANDERS, MARY A merry disposition and a willingness to work Social Science Club, French Club, Iusendra, Cue Club, Pretect Cap- tain, Ir. National Honor Soc. SANDLER, LENORA Tiny and terrific! Spanish Club, G.A,A., Red Cross, Prefect, CREST SAURS. BRUCE Bruce's way with the women and other abilities will take him tar. Iusendra, Cue Club, Vis- ual Aids Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Social Science Club, Var- sity Baseball, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Fr.-Soph. Foot- ball, Opinion, P r eiec t, Chairman Social Commit- tee SAURS, KATHRYN Light-haired and light- hearted Pep Club, G.A.A., Tri-S, Cue Club, Recl Cross SCHAFER. PHYLLIS Carefree and lull oi life is Phyl French Club, G-.A.A., lu- sendra, Social Science Club, Cue Club, Pre-tect, wFi,ed gross ff M , f.,4..2',-ff'--' Q A4 .Le-.f , . iff? E I 1 Affnf 'v ' ' - , A Q, :J i s -- IU. SCHEFELBEIN. BARBARA Schuii'el's good nature is catching French Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Social Science Club, CREST, Ir. National Honor Soc. SCHIERER. EDWARD Every inch a man SEEBER, VIRGINIA Centralis incendiary blonde lusendra, Tri-S SEITZBURG. MARILYN A sincere and everlasting irzend cue Club, GAA., Ta-S, CREST SHAPIRO, DAVID Cheerleading and p h o t o g - I raphy are two of his many ac- complishments, Visual Aids Club, Cheer- leader, Prefect, CREST Photographer, Opi n i o n Photographer, S tu d e n t Council, Ir. Na t i on al Honor Soc. SHEPHERDSON. PHIL He thinks before he speaks, and speaks what he thinks. Social Science Club, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Iu- sendra, Prefect, VV'hat A Life 6f4f1f?'4feL4e ax -7 Us-W KQQ7-Q 0 will Wm Z' SHREFFLER, LUCY Small and dark--we wish we knew her better. Latin Club SIEGLE. NANCY Fun-loving Nancy knows how to keep friends Spanish Club, Cue Club, Iusendra, Latin Club, Sci- ence Club, Social Science Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., CREST, Red Cross, Stu- dent Court, Ir. National Honor Soc. SINGERCELEANOR You are only young once, so why not enjoy life? Spanish Club, Cue Club, Iusenclra, G.A.A., Latin Club, CREST SLAUGHTER. MARY She makes the piano speak for itself. Cue Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Librarian's As- sistant, S p a n i s h Band, CREST SMITH, DONNA We're sorry her stay with us was so short. SMITH. FREDERICK Fred never wears out his text- books. Science Club, German Club , rl fix ll NJ NX ltfx l CLQQ-,QT 1-- ,,b.1.e. f Mg Efcdaaw QMZJL- GLOLZL . -,gifs f W' f'NV ft' 'f J c -7. lfl K? 7 4 I 'v5' Al J I, 1 , X 1 4 ' 7. MITH. s o'r'r P 1 3 9. Like his activities, his abil- ities are numerous. Editor-in-chief of CRES? Cue Club, Science Club, Social Science Club, lu- senclra, Student Council, Treas. Soph. Class, Pre- tect, Opinion, Letters to Lucerne, Dramatic Honor Soc., Ir. National Honor Soc. SNOWDEN. SHIRLEY Shethas a gift for putting peo- ple at ease. Social S c i e n c e Club, G.A.A., Iusendra, Letters to Lucerne, D r a rn a t t c Honor Soc. SNYDER, LESTER To know him is to like him. French Club, Science Club, Projection Crew SHOUT, IOAN She can be depended upon always to do her best. Tri-S, Science Club, Cue Club, Iusendra, G.l-LA., Pretect STEAR. RAY Ray is steering in the right di- rection. Sr. Hi-Y, Ir. Hi-Y, CREST, Science Club, P r e f e c t, O.P.Aches STEINSEIFER. AUDREY Her sweet smiles win many friends. Tri-S, G.A.A., Prefect X A 1, STEPHEN S. MELBA Always a lady worth knowing Cue Club, lusendra, Tri- S, Science Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Opinion, Pretect STEPHEN S, RUSSELL Russ embodies service with a smile. Stage Crew, CREST, Pre- fect STEPHEN SON, LOUISE Her good looks make many a fellow sigh. Cue Club, Science Club, Iusendra, G.A.A., Span- ish Club, Pep Club, So- cial Science Club, Prefect, P.R.B., Opinion STEVENS. JOHN He toots his own horn--in the band. German Club, Football, Pep Band, German Band STEWART, GORDON If it's impossible, he'll do it- Science Club, Math Club, Prefect STEWART, I OE Whatever joe does is well done. Visual Aids Club, Stu- dent Council Vice Presi- dent, Projection Crew, What A Life S? . STONE, CLAUDE Bud is lean, lanky, and very likeable Science Club, Spanish Club, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Varsity Baseball STOWEI.L. IOE Half of Central's liie and zip will go with joe. Visual Aids Club, Iusen- dra, Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball, Varsity Bas- ketball, B o W l i n q, Fr.- Soph. Baseball, Opinion, Prefect STUERMER. DOROTHY A wonderful girl who will al- ways lend a helping hand. SZOLD, ROBERT His camera catches all the angles lor the CREST German Club, German Band, CREST photog- raper, Ir. National Honor Soc. TAYLOR, MARY IO Red-headed and I a u gh i n g, Mary Jo has afforded us many an hour of fun Cue Club, Iusendra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, So- cial Science Club, Opin- ion, W'hat A Life TEMPLEMAN. GLADYS Reliable and relied upon Tri-S, G.A.A., Social Sci- A ence Club E K . ,f I fm Wd? ZW? 0911 5-55 -are rffzefii '- ff ,575 1 V By! 14,0-1 fftf 43,7 M574 r -'l. TODHUNTER. IOANNE ' ' Social activities are her chiet interest. Iusendra 2. I, Tomas, orro ' 1 never worry is Otto's E motto i , 3. TRACY. KEITH L His unusual hobby is the Q study oi snakes. S Cue Club, Hi-Y, Track, H' Tennis I 5 l 4. TRENTMAN. ANN 7 The girl with the big blue i lligendra, Spanish Club, Tri-S, .A.A. 'P r e i e G i, CREST ' 'IJ up i I 1 1, OBIS X ool nd social activities r busy h Club Cue Club, Iusenclra Librar- s Asslstant CREST, l n Scr r. Na- v . ,Q , x: . . Q .n Q-eff '. I . . , l , 8375, -A na oej X 3 If ' i 6. VAN ETTEN. MURIEL About whom did Central boys dream bei e Muriel cam ? G A A if . i3,ifijl,f21ff,i JM? X X f 4 ,V li l 'V lf ffl x A ,y 41 LW f .l,QY'V V ff' 5 ls- QL cl W! 1,x X 9 ' XC:-xl N,-,NN ., -,, QC- ffi? K: 7.,,'.,:'.,- 7. WABEL, GERRY A sweet lace and personality G.A.A., Tri-S, Cue Club WALDRON, MAN E'I l'A IBC e a, G.A.A., Social Scie e Club, CREST, hat A Life, Ir. Na- ,iional onor Soc., O.P. 'ke a agnet-small and at- 11,44 5, 5, A49 . wiinzns. ANN 10 Pretty, peppy, and talented- a leader in every way Pres. of Iusendra, Pres. of Cue Club, Science Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Pre- iect, What A Life O.P. Aches . WEBER, RICHARD He tickles the piano keys to perfection. Red Cross, Swing Band, O.P. Aches 11. WEERS, MARGARET Maggie has the world at her feet when she smiles. Treas. Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Sec. Spanish Club, Science Club, G-AA. Mgr., Sec. Pep Club, What'A Life 12. WEGE, NORMA She'Il complete the task what- ever the odds. Cue Club, I u s e n dr a, G.l-LA., Social Science Club, Opinion, Quill and Scroll it fa M-at I it 4 x -at X33 ---3 1 0 V4 gl 1435.11 E L f AI . WEIK, IACK jack really gets around the tennis courtwneed we say more? Tennis . WEILER. SHIRLEY ' People envy Shirley's happy disposition. G.A.A. . WEST. OWEN LEE He plays a mean trumpet. Visual Aids Club, Swing Band, Soph. Basketball, CHEST, P r e f e c t, Sour- Krauts, What A Life . WESTON, MARGARET ANN Quiet until you know her G-.A.A., Iusendra, Span- ish Club . WHITE, DON Don's un-hurried but enthusi- astic Way will be remembered at P.H.S. Stamp Club, Latin Club, Red Cross . WILSEY. BARBARA Barb will help grin your blues awayg G.A.A., Cue Club, Iusen- dra, Red Cross Let the quips tall Where they mayf' ' Pep Club, Cue Club, Iu- senclra, Spanish Club, G.A.A. Mgr., Social Sci- ence Club, Science Club, Pretect, CREST, Dean's Assistant, What A Life f WYCOFF. UARDA A winner in all ways-Udie combines beauty with intelli- gence. Cue Club, Latin Club, Iu- sendra, Pretect, G.A.A., Sec. of Student Council YAGER. LOIS She has artistic ideas. Tri-S, G.A.A., Iusendra, S p a n i s h Club, O.P. Aches YOUNG. HUC Noppie would like more like him. Spanish Club, Football, Track ZIEGELE, WALTER He ilies his own kite and is seldom up in the air. Football, B a sketball, Track ZIV. MARILYN She may be last in the CREST, but she'll be a leader in life. Cue Club, Spanish Club, Iusendra, G.A.A., O.P. Aches 41 Y' , W I ,f 5 AQ ,s.6,f i ,JJ . wi Q . . 5 1 U ' , Cb :'7:'- --1:21-.. f I, J ii K 'Qi Lam gi 4 1 X! X XXX ,xYAA Z! 'gi xi., 1 f f X EQ ii' ki wg C L A ,g Wfy W W9 ww Wujjf: JJ? X- Ap? 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Qt- ,Q .r ,. ,gf - fi' zfuaiflt Ji' Q is-H? at A53 .. . 4f,,'sf:, -Q:-M, ag, f 251 W , X , Ye - iiiii xil i-WT? ii 2, - 'Sf 55- 5 ' al All 1 . f f' 721.5 - i W 4? Mattlin, Eileen McCaddon, Leah McClintick, Bob McClintick, Dick McCoWan, Verna ' H i - - A .. .r,,, t, f f X as gint g K J ,. A r .,.. big, x - sez ---' ' mfr- wi- xv :al V- f - .,i,,,,Mig ,,,,. . W-we al McCoWan, Vivian Mc Elhiney, Don Mc Intire, Beverly Mc Leod, Barbara Mebus, Audrey -' A 1, i ly , 'gf' Meredith, Nancy Millikan, Nancy Moellenhoff, Andrea Mohn, Mardell Morong, Ioyce Munday, Martha Naiiziqer, Betty lean Nanqle, lohn Neurniller, Harry Nichols, Norene :lea -lu' 'Q-M f if r.: 1 A his ,QV vu .J Q. 1 t ,,lr if fi , iw 'Q' fe-be ,ff ttf F: ?.Xi,A .V ,.,, , . M 1 5.41 .1-:fit f ' :M , ,giwg , ' My , ,S ,,,. .. if-51,1 L, , ' Z Q ' 'ilfgfffi Niebuhr, Bob Nowels, Beverly Nugent, Kathleen Oechsle, Lyle Ohlsen, Patricia X X QMS la aal s i -V,,' K, z, rift W,,Q'llvf KK ' ,,. QQ ,, . , Q .ir A 'H ' 3 A ' Q, , . rm fl' n it , Am . 'A VXA V ,ILT in It i .f' if ' ., Olds, Ramona , Opdycke, Marjorie Orchard, leanie Orchard, Rosalie Panos, Mary Bose ' K , . 3 -- zii , .Q -up Price, William Hi --I N Bay,BobK 4 Z, , I. V 1 L. Q , D y Q I 1 , G' fisilx HV-J V Bice, Bill Roehm, Boots 1 Roese, Mary Pappas, Bessie Patton, Wanda Wi rna Payton, orace W Pettis, Everett .,,. .,,,, 5 , , Aj-LL ,, X .1412 3. Z v -Q J I ff j tr H7 r . 5 zs' 4 P VEE ll - . 'F in A W' ,gr -, Root, Io Anne Buesch, PeQQY Burnery, Norma Bussett, Betty Lou Saftord, Iackie . 1 - Salzenstein, Sue Schafer, Shirley Schnur, Bernie Scoutaris, George Seelye, Nan Q 9' gg if W i n l , F l l r l l l l l l l ET, W s E . 'E P P I L E, V ar, l l I . , L.. , ,Ya l,Lf lf ,X ii! 'Il' v 1 l ,X ,P ' -1 JU ll-i Siegfried, B013 N fx an , K KI HHN 'X f l ' ff 'f . Jw i?1f, 5n5. :F Smedmar1,DOI1 AJ .J W j . 'v'!4'nl+ A - w 4 f '. Snyder, Harry ,JJ v, J, . ,Y ' .f ,,, a' ,, ' K. ,wiml Sommer,B111 ,Lf by a li ,, QFQ ,il ,.,, v f .- U f 1 N- - -' 'gif' ,,,. , 32 Stees, SY1V1a fx Ml , ra ' , f fl , .- j T' 'iff A A- fjwj Yiflf-'ffllfg'f,1'g L1 OJ if ', , 4 l f fl, l. , xf ,,.-,Qlx.. nfl ff f .Avy -- ' 'K x XA , - X J l JJ xg jr' Stewart, Betty Strehlow, Betsy Strehlow, Paul Sumner, David f ii f ll C ,Q RX , ll 552 ' Swartout, Lois Talbott, Peggy Taylor, Lee .9 Q K X Van GundY, Mary I0 ' Vincent, lean T 2 W Q --i 53591 X0 1 N .gf s lf ,jf , T 1 M Lo J X V l GY Of, ary 1.1 rl A . Tr1ebel,F1eld JJ lf ' xi EIU' fi l ,, . , l N :Qgg22Q3f9?5Z25'f2g5252gg,,+4g e v56g2yafrs,,e5.ggf3l'l - waamw dw V f 1 H TU A l X H gg,wszfr,,lf X ,. . AXJ-1 J , K -' iw 'a,. 4 5 5 5 kffb lf .X f5?f3l?'l ,.,,... , ,, ' '! W ,ln I Upchurch, Dolores gig 'W U .N 'x 1 if J v I Vonachen, Molly il 'ff 7211 ,isle-E W Wulff, Carolyn Zicaro, Grace -fn Wead, Betty Ann Weidner, IaY Weinstein, Geraldine Weinstein, Marilyn Wesselhoi Lois 5. ip Cr-1 JK . awww IJIJXWW '-7 Gnlsfs GY ff? Snowens li 1 R, -T''f!.If?'5ESfGLiw?4ii1':' 'z J 7 -''Q-if-LJEZlS52'?5i4?FLiLlsiQi::,5v 1' f, V -2f'.s1'xzr1s Q: I' it 5lA::!:,sBaf2f1s?sensgs WV W - 5 . 'inf rl g 1, :stint ' . tw:-f iwvi:if5:Q:'r1ff7 If--K f -. 'PZi,r:1lii , ,. ..., ' f -' fa 1' ' , A FEI? ' f . - w b' 'i fgfi5i4k2e5iEf I .za-ff.az:r: ':'-:- West, Randall Weyler, Barbara Wheeler, Charlotte Wheeler, Mary Ann White, Lois Ann Wiebe, Robert Wiesner, Bonnie Williams, Suzanne Witt, Phyllis 7 . 'QQ- , Q, 'l it-Q B l fir K I VI f ' :llli 1 E W' M n? W W W +1 ' , l , 1 J N , VQ x N ., fx L ,F c..,...,,,. ecazlggiln' -:.?-.. HZ-1-F Bob Coyle Our energetic President began his political career as the only Freshman elected to council as representative at large. I-lis Sophomore year found him not only still a council memloer, but also President of his class. Again elected to council for his lunior year, he attained President of the District and First Vice-President of the State Student Council Conventions. ' These Outgtqndinq achievements, together with his winning personality give us reason o say, P P as as fi'BobCoyle,we saluteyouf' it P it P P A ,-,, M., . .,-L.l................,..................--........A,,,.,..,.n. -K ...ZW . - ,.,,u,.L. ml, , .W - ., e 4' Cifwfa C W! 663000 9047 . Q hliqhm Q30 O ., UARDA WYCOFF Recording Secretary Dig'-7? jolnvso F98 S,,,er Iv Q WN A fs.. af WW 01,8 , faq!! . A, 54, L' r f e Wulf! Student Council ICE STEWART Vice-president Row 1: Iohnson, D., Stewart, I., Coyle, B., Wycoff, U., Thormon, L. ' ' . I Row 2: Connor, S4 Quinn, P.: Gebhardt, D., Current, R., West, R., Rumery, I., ROW 3: Mlchael' L7 Knder' B4 johnson' RJ Martiq. I. Folkerts, T. Caplan, A., Claus, F., Mr. Meyer wn V i, .. .V ,,,,v 1 Y , was 1,9 1, Maw I Sole-rnnly . . . Inauguration Day, 1943 Student A Our History Prof? ouncil ,, W, The l943-44 Student Council sponsored two very successful bond drives in which the corn- bined efforts of the P, R. and Council netted 4 I 323,000.00 Central was host to the annual con- -I W. fi-2f,':,' l,ffg.,,t. .rQFli7 'A JD .., L, I 'I N 3 X him Z i - ,x fy 'alll 4 A ' ,3 A F Siliila tina vention of the Pekin District Association of Coun- f cils. Student Government Day was attempted for L IQ 'EQ W1-1ere'S Your pass, Miss Wilde? the first time in six years and proved successful. -- HW? I '1 H .. 4+ VJ! in 332, I A. Mr. Hunter , Miss Watson , lvIr. Wilson HIS like This- Row l: Mr. Wilson, Caplan, A., Bogard, D. Row 2: Benham, I., Waters, A., Hicks, N., Wilson, B., Houghton, A. refects Keeping order in the halls, conductinq 'visitors through the school, and helpinf the faculty are only a tew ot the all-im portant jobs that our Prefects pertorn every day. From the magistrate on down these people are trusted and efticien Row 3: Lyons, P., Sanders, M., Moeller, D., Klein, H., Maister, U. N 'X , N K A, A R ,xv Gi? 1 1 I ef X45 A I il t as , f 3 fl Row l: A-Its, K., Blackwell, B, Saurs, N., Allton, M.: White, L., Little, D. Row 2: Love, I., Schnur, B., Pasquay, E., Saurs, D., Alcorn, R., Alfs, D. Row 3: Stewart, F.: Ewend, B., Dunning, AC., Murphy, P., Faber, L., Martin, S. Row 4: Turner, M., Royce, R., Koch, I. Stanslo'-f, H., Clauss, A., Burdette, G. ii hir-1-il t 1 'E' 'Q . xi -f -,514 fi? i 1- 1 T-E-J S,-L TZTLEKX- in - - . 1 ,SME Row l: Mendenhall, H., Budelier, E., Kirwan, P., Werner, R., Martin, S., Ellis, P. Row 2: Tewell, T., Miller, D., Biden, B., Steinseiter, A., Snowden, S., Chamberlain, D. Row 3: Gilchrist, A., Rurnery, N., Krieg- er, M., Applebaum, M., Schefelbein, B., Peplow, M. Bow 4: Reed, O., Baker, B., Stewart, D., Powell, P., Smith, S., Stowell, I. 5 1 5 1 and never tail to act when duty calls. D9 ' X Q 3 ww l l X.. , l ,nl a XKU How 1: Connor, S.: Reed, O.: Fey, T.: Miss Spickard. Row 2: Vonachen, M.: Lenhauser, D.: Stephenson, W.: Kock, I. bl ' R l t ' B J Planning all pep assemblies is one of the rnajor duties of the P. R. B. A great amount of credit is due them for the success of the National War , , Loan drives carried on in our school. X! The Dean's Assistants are very busy being Miss Watson's and Mr. Wilson's right hand XX 5 helpers. You see them working industriously in Q the office or scurrying through the halls on Vari- ous errands. Q- ,J - xxlgff A ' 3 X W ' 7 ll X , M X -,fx x Xyfl Row I: Mr. Wilson: Allenbach, S.: Gamble, K.: Miss Watson. Row 2: Sutton, C.: Powell, C.: Edwards, B.: Benham, I. ROW 32 Brunirlqa. H.: AdkiSSOI1. G.: Dalwnl D-I POWGU, P- Row 4: Cooper, M.: Gibson, P.: Greene, M.: Nelson, E.: Current, R. 81 i Rosemary Current Senior Editor Nancy Siegle Classes Editor Lenora Sandler Typist 82 ' dawg sf i i eeeea 'mi it W ' .H re t Editors r Wm it Scott Smith ' Editor-in-chief Paul Powell Ann Trentman Sports Editor Activities Editor Bob Szold Head Photographer Miss Conway Miss Ziegler Sponsor Sponsor Wyfwvff et Mendenhall M! Art Editor Carroll Luthy Faculty Editor Mp. A Mary Slaughter Typist X229 f 'bww Art W f q LII' ff 5 EFX W ff X Z .lv , i. '7 -5 .rl x , Ai 1 J wwoaag V061-pei ,Pg B fx 4-:Ji Hkb dick S.- Asszlvtcmt Sta Mdhlli-I e o Editors so to QQ? ff 'f f jg? dk KE ' 'fg x X! Pfff K S tD Photographers G, ,, wifflfk -sg x 9' S R Th G hp M F1 1 Y' S air Q, KO-,LJ-Jw as QX W fr ww lil 'N f TQ fi ,H 34255 G-Us NN. ca, as JVQJ psi' . sg-QL,w CQe-P C5-u.gK Bgb - B , Mono vm US1n W evefw Bio Manager GSS Manage Bpiaveuisifiq f rest Business Staff Owen West Business Staff Pai Flaneqirl Doris Ulrich Business Staff Business Staff ,E f.,k 'R-veg ' ill sf. 5' 5.7 irrh , K :: H '7. k T'YXs - f-- 2 -.f- 'HSL WLS? -,.s, .. , .:,.1 sf ' V A g fi gpg? , f,'1:fb3.'c6x3v. . I-gf 'isflffg , Q - ' V S 2 1 1 wifi? Deen Baker Business Staff Ianei Benham Business Staff Mr. Fluegel Snnnsor A , Ruth Berman Business Staff , 'G G' ROW 15 Mr, Eluegelg Flanegin, P., Brown, B.p Morrow, B.: Berman, R., Baker, D., ROW 2: Kepplinqer, P., West, O., Ossenbeck, R.: Waldron, M.p Dalton, D.: Lund, B. Benham, I. Row 3: Schefelbein, B.: Moore, S.: Leu, l.: Peplow. M4 Singer' E' Row 4: Potter, N.: Biederbeck, B., Hinckle, K. .N wi, Wg. fxfh re S -4 I fcnfgh l f aeoy Sta -Xi :Lili ' U51 11655 F, aal tow 35 F v Without the good salesrnanship and careful accounting of our Crest Business Staff, ideas for the 1944 yearbook could never have materialized. They have carried on quite successfully the tremendous task of selling ad space and selling the book. ff if ,I i 74 ,Jizz ffi f- safe' 85 Q E t I 1 -E i Q if i P E. V Q , Y P C 2 6 I t 5 , E 5. i ,. 1 E P F B Hel Y 3111 . wav! ieifgiet Businessmen Eduovm Manwer Opinion t . . r i N Ruthanne LeSuer Bill Axtell Marian Gutos Fred Reid Assistant Business Manager Sports Editor Assistant Editor Foreman Business Advisor A 1--29 vs, Sv I V F ,ve fi 61931 ia Tx X E i ' '86 -fs Z' X Editorial Advisor Mr. Deal Mr. Fowler . l is as 6?- '1, , I tif ur'-'S 2'Q 'E 1'1- ROW 12 GOFIHGH. B-: Maftiq. I-: Eaton, I.: Bath, M.: Moffatt. M.: Kfeil D- Row 3: Wege, N.: Applebaum, M.: Pellay, M.: Klein, H.: Rumery, I.: Thomton, L Row 2: LeSuer, R.: Olson, M.: Gutos, M.: Stephens, M.: Current, R.: Caswell, I. Row 4- SIGUSIOWI B-I A209111 B-I Held, F-I Hatfield. W-7 MY- Deal: Groeper. C. ... If . Senzor Opznzon S cz x ln f gp1N'0' f 2 Q 1 I-X7 T fri Ag fl Q S ZYIJAX igli fi llll XQ S fl l 5 S5 g S 3 P I 'C'53 HBR D The Opinion proved its value as a P.H.S. activity when the 1943-44 staff published the forty page Service Edition. Copies of this in- formative issue were sent to all service men and Women who graduated from Central. About 2,000 copies were sent to people both in the United States and overseas. unzbr Qpzhzbn Staff Row l: Iones, P.: Houghten, A.: Hammond, N.: Ellis, A.: Murphy, P.: Knigelyl L, Row 3: Schoolmann, E.: Campbell, P.: DeGraff, M.: Rumery, N.: Ralston, M Row 2: Flora, S.: Mactarlane, M.: Satford, I.: Moutier, D.: Comer, A.: Brehm, M.: Bruce' I' IOHY. l- Row 4: Newman, H.: Iohns, I.: Caplan, A.: Stowell, I.: Baker, B.: Biederbeck, B. Iunkhan, G. - Row l: Coyle, B., Current, R., LeSuer, R., Bloomberg, R., Waldron, M., Ad- o o , I . Rowllgixesig-'Cgivi:iliry,MC., Sieqle, N., Leu, I., Stephenson, W., Gift, L., 1 sey, . Row 3: Miss Wilde, Kronke, I., Gutos, M., Flanegin, P., Hinckle, I., Sanders, M., . . S RoW11E5lW:hi:T Pauli, D., Kantor, M., Schefelbein, B., Greene, M., Rinqel, M., Row 5: Smith, S., Davies, D., Erkert, H.: Nelson, B., Folkerts, T., Szold, B. Members of the Senior National Honor Society are chosen because of their tour year scholastic record, their service to the school, and their qualities of character and leadership. The members ot the Iunior National Honor Society are selected because of their scholastic records during their Freshman and Sophomore years. - 4' f umbr Natzbnal ' 0 Rosemary Current Scott Smith ...i S t Valedictorian Salutatorian r y Row l: Caudill, S., Frye, L., Ienkins, B., Haas, G., Mull, B., Saurs, D., Dob- Row 3: Hicks, B., Gronnerud, P., Hubbard, C., Webber, A., Margaret, P., 195115. S- Werckle, W., Fouts, E. Row 2: Anderson, B., Shively, N., DeLava1lade, G., Bork, P., Knisely, E., Row 4: Miss Wilson, Wilson, K., Howard, W., Kock, G., Michael, I., Himen, L., Mdffin, W.: Gi1l9SPie, M. Gorman, B., Lemburq, P. Row l: Brown, B.: Trentman, A.: Moffatt, M.: Martiq, I.: Slaughter, M.: Eaton, I.: Row 3: Mr. Deal: Rumery, I.: Flaneqin, P.: Thornton, L.: Klein, H.: Fellay, M Sandler, L- Gutos, M.: Miss Conway. Row 2: Hatfield, W.: Weqe. N.: Caswell. I.: Sieqle. N-: Stephens. M.: Luihy, C.: Row 4: Axtell, B.: Morrow, B.: Reid, F.: Szold, B.: Powell, P.: Smith S Curreritil.: Le-Suer, RD S5 johns, In ' U I mi X I 3 71 .fx 9 p , - If uz Anal Scroll Will, . ..t I U X Quill and Scroll members are chosen because X S I' M , I ,Y of their ability to do their task in publishing the 92 LHS, HDS' J' Opinion and the Crest. Ji y 1-ca, I INLXI x . N u t' S - , WHAT!-x X: rama zc Honor oczely L I pg ff W The Dramatic Honor Society consists of a XX TOW Group of students chosen from school Produc- ' Q I LUQE' ' tions for an outstanding portrayal of their respect- X- E ive parts. Members this year were nominated tor their work in Letters to Lucerne and What . iwf' Ee.. 'S A Life . V' .4 , I H T'C ROW 15 C1OPPer, B.: Waters, A.: Leu, I.: Snowden, S.: Allison, H., K Row 2: Greene, GJ Weeys, M4 Waldron, MJ Clnhero, P., Taylor, M. ROW 3: Houlclsworth, H.: Stewart, I.: Miss Bibo: Shepherdson, P.: Smith, S. Row 1: Puckett, S., Mason, D.: Bassett, L., Davis, B., Naffziger, B.: Friedman, M., Row 3: Anderson,lB.: Kahn. D.: BSYGT, l.: Bechtel, M-7 Groeper, B-: IOHGS, P-7 Greene, C.: Hammond, N. Kl'1iS91Y1 L-1 M153 Wilde- Row 2: Iones, I., Russeif, B., Dugan, P.y Reynolds, P.: Frye, L.: Haas, G.: Heu- Row 4: McNa1lY, l-: Hubbard, C-7 BOQBTCL B-1 l-5I1CaSl91',B-7 Lemburq, P.: Rankin. baclh, M.: Dunning, C. B.: HGYGS. S- 5 i ,g .ET C Cl I9 'lu l C' yi The smell of grease paint and an audience Y anxiously Waiting are monthly occurences in the , W Little Theatre when Cue Club is presenting a l play. One of the outstanding plays, this year was I M B-298. Through plays and variety shows, Cue Club discovers and cultivates dramatic talent. K Row 1: Allenbach, S.: Moore, B., Kirchoff, I., Roberts, I., Magaret, P., Budelier, ROW 3: See1Ye'N'7 Bowen' A4 Baker' BJ Schaefer, M4 Corwin, N4 Sommer' M E: Galvin M. Hicks, P' Row 2: Powell, C.: Saurs, D., Leman, L.: Ienkins, B.g Hicks, B., Glatz, F.: Burlis, I. ROW 41 BUIT, l.: MOTOUQ, l-1 M11nd6Y, M.: Rumery, N-: PGYGT. R-7 NUQSHT, K Archdale, E. 4c9525,4ff' M ' 5' . f ffgfl A , l f gf' ix W ,M ,ggi ,A 4.6, in -ww ..,1.....- . H 1 an 2 M ? 2 W5 . , , M555 my Q! 1 v Q Rf v 4 swf -43, wif-.' 7 .Lis Q, , ,rv X ' viii? '::5,E:' 'TS , , 55 L I V+ . A 5 if 8 if S ' fiffififl? 1 K as W -V Q , , h.' up :A A Mdwf M Ll Y va., V I , V 9 F X 'fy 5 f M M -,' Q K 4 zz ff ,. xr ' Q ,A L, Yi ,iam 155564 sim- L7 91 now 1: Lngstrom, L., Bradshaw, L., Idle, I., Baker, B., Todhunter, I., Brown, B. Row 3: Faber, L., Wilson, B., Benham, I., Martin, S., Chamberlain, D., Olson, M., Row 2: Waters, B., Gingerich, D., Bobenmyer, C., Little, D., Mueller, M., Hinckle, K. Waters, A. How 4: Miller, B., Stone, C., Parks, B., Raper, C., Errion, I., Smith, S. I lff usenalr D 'ff a ' ' I . ' I X A-, ff Qs: K AE.. QI' ,bg 'SW 9.3 , M107 If QI X ' f 2, edgy' f , 7 5' If 'PLQQJ ' 1 .J ,, l .- gg ff 2 I V ' , lu fm MM Iusendra, our IUnior SENior DRA1'nat1c'Club, 1 fix X have had monthly programs of drarnaho 1121- ' terest. Letters to Lucerne , the last sprmq-s ' production, was the crowning success of then 1 N year. Row l: Eaton, I., Pasquay, E., Cler, I., Wilson, I., Ziv, M., Horan, P. Row 3: Miller, M., Applebaum, M., Becker, C., Seeber, G., Maister, U., Gift, L., Connor, S. ROW 22 Berman. R.: Wa1dror1,M.: DBHOI1. D.: SY10Wd9U.S-I BOUSSU171, I.: I-UYTIY, C- Row 4: Saurs, B., Morrow, B., Caplan, A., Burns, D., Gutos, M., Weqe, N Row 1, Han, B., Roe, J., Hutchins, B., Macfarlane, M., Edwards, B., Naffziger, 1. ROW 32 Miss Spickard: Moutier. D.: Sieqle. N.: Turner. M.: Fey. T.: Gamble. K.: Row 2: Davis, G., Peterson, M., Weqe, D., Frederick, M., Ste henson L.- Sutton' C' P Miller, B. I I Row 4: Quinn, P., Royce, R., Voeipel, F., Riegel, R., Roberts, F., Gumplo, E. l I i 'nv 4 d ' -,D .Jo usen ra 1, .pf Lg 1 , ff 1 'tgwi'-A V 3? 252,-U .. :i f 4 X 1 , - ' ., f Q ff: oe A Q 5 1- El W F 'Y Q 7 1 Er Z 4 1 f N5 fffwy D 'K , . 0 x 1 ! 1 Q5-' Xx ,M - D X f K x t I N How 1: Cooper, M.: Hamann, C., Stephens, M., McKee, P., Peplow, M, Row 3: Leu, I., Clithero, P., Erskine, D., Srout, I., Wiisey, B. Rowxgz Mendenhall, H., Gilchrisi, A., Hassetbacker, M., Hernbrouqh, D., Getz, ROW 4: Fowler, T., Klein. H., Weers, M., Schefelhein, B., Weston, M., Greene, M ru., oinqer, E. Walking in ihe wild. wet woods! Oh! excuse me. - va gfmgf Did you cheat. Henry? She'sa not MY Mary ! I iound him at they tailorsq M What A Lf? 4 ,I V N 559 '?l' Q, was wg, ggi, Sembr Class la , ,Q f l , m E QhQ3ling !:gg 1!IY paper. ehl M , Fancy Steps ' 'Ration Stamp Blues Grand Finale I Got Time U.P.Acl1e5 mx :cfs -L. 15 Q - 1,1 L77 K I r Right Dress! f I 5 H 'H-.. V u Hic! Prison Life? I 1- . ft W9 1-if QL 551 -we in I tgp ' A A y . if . K f. XA Q Beauty on Parade Pages , I Meet the Iury Mr. Timf 2 4 g F W QNX Q 'ji ' ,Q 'F' I we 'X We 4 1 YL g 3. M WE' ' ' ' gq' ? ? s ' Q 35 I' 1 gf, Q M Q I irq, W' if f Ag ' Wy? Fw G4 2 4 is If A Q ' V7 ' gf' ,5 E ,, Q QQ, ,, W. , ff . if 8 ,YQ V 5' Q gf. 53 5 4 sf 5 - f 1- K K I ' ' K . X ' Y Q g gm 35 IQ i ' -is ,K.v' f Q' , , , - 3 Y f 5 X, .. , , ' 1 3 , it F may w Y Q . I Q' .DA i I, x , W s . 4 , - . U 4 g ' ' ' 'f' , f f Vf Q , 0 4 i Xa , , A! K , gf 1 .0 . ', Chg A ' - J . ' ' ' 5 Hhg .Q A'-'X ff X Q ' ' 'Ullman 25 tg, X y' Q -s.. g - in Q gi11.., ff N ,. fu, A - f' N- i y X 4 5 Y gd! F' ,A 3 4 X 1.147- i ,S V 4 P Row l: Martiq, I.: Dalton, D.: Alcorn, R.: Stewart, F.: Waldron, M.: Cler, I.: Row 6: Connor, S.: Wilsey, B.: Quinn, P.: Kantor, M.: Durkin, D.: Gift, L. Wilson, l.: Michel, B. L. ROW 22 Ziv. M.: Snowden, S.: Farrer, E.: Peterson, M.: Atherton, L.: Arnold, P. Row 7: Koch, l.: Sieqle, N.: Schefelbein, B.: Royce, R.: Smith, R.: Poole, A.: Gumplo, E. . ROW 35 Mueller. M.: Waters, A-7 Blackwell, B.: Michel, Greene, B. I-leinlin, Row' 8: Glazer, S.: Gorman, B.: Strause, C.: Smith, S.: lackson, D.: lohnson, E C.: Volkens, L.: Wycoft, U, Row 9: Voelpel, F.: Hancock, A.: Page, D.: Rieqel, R.: Powell, P.: Harkins, W.: Row 10: Baxter, B.: Ioos, F.: Smith, F.: Parks, B.: Frantz, B.: Stewart, D.: Koch, ROWhZ1inPif2tSr1s3cHd,HP.: Cooper, M. L.: Edwards, B.: Gutos, M.: Stephens, M.: Long, V. Row 5: Harris, H.: Leu, I.: Caswell, I.: Peplow, M.: Frederick, M. L.: Wege, N.: G. F 1 C Btake, V., Mties, M. OW er' ' WI 9, 'f ll, l lf S t I.. an W 'ZKTQV 'l 'I t 5 Ml' W XM it f l V l . Z t l A Capella Our A Cappella Choir under the direction of ' Miss Esther Wilson has sung not only for our C school assemblies, Christmas Vesper Service, but also at V esper Services at Westminster Church. 97 Row l: Glatz, F. L., Van Etten, M., Dunning, C., Bork, P., Thomas, I., Bradley, How 3: Roberts, I., Ewing, P., Barlow, B., Krocker, M., Waters, B., Little, D. L, B., Rule, V. Row 4: Ramseyerj Ax, Shambaugh, M., Schoenfeld, B., Day, A. M., Catcott, I., Row 2: Gardner, D., Ristic, D. I., Puckett, S., Sandler, L., Saurs, D., Travis, P., Wege, D., Peterson, B. H5551 G- A Row 5: Knisely, L., Ellis, A., Cromers, W., Proctor, P., Bechtel, M., Button, Y. Girls' Glee lub I G1 Cl la This year the Girls' Glee Club has been do-re- X u mi-fa-so-la-ti-do-ing each month to entertain various church groups and assemblies. Glee Club is just what the name implies, and the boys have enjoyed learning new songs for their many outside programs. ROW 12 Howard, K-7 Krei. CJ Carter, B-7 Collins. G-1 Hahn. B.: HGUHOI1. EJ Row Z: Brannon, I., Bartos, F., Erickson, I., Claus, F., McClintick, B., Herke, S., Brown, I., Love, I., Mason, R., Iolly, B. Young, C., Heinold, D., Nangle, I., Strelow, P., Schnur, B. Y Row 3: Iohnston, H., Kukolla, I., Smedman, D., Anderson, R., Baker, B., Blane, B., Filkins, A., Miss Wilson. 1 Ji as vs I' OW: ...xxx ,jg Q7 3 ? Y' Row l: Rutledge, M., Lichtenwalter, R., Naifziqer, I., Lizer, C., Hoffman, D., Bow 3: Burwash, I., Rankin, B., Saurs, K., Shtvely, N., Burdick, S., Snyder, N Lamb, G., Danner, M. Miss Wilson. Row 2: Ienkins, B., Werckle, W., Macfarlane, M., Ball, I., Iohnson, B., Volz, S. ROW 4: Moore, B., Tewell, T., McNally, I., Somm-r M., Templeman, G., Hall M I Row 5: Aldrich, I., Klink, B. I., Thornton, L., Gronnerud, P., Brown, P., Cole- man, C., Ginerich, D. Gzrls' Glee Club Orchestra ROW l : Wenger, Beam, L. R., Hadley, Our orchestra is an important tributary to our school life, making new friends for P. H. S. Not only does it qive programs here at school, but at various churches, the Women's Club, and at Manual. B., 51693, S.: Bum rl. Manson, B.. Gilchrist' A. Row 2: Price, W., Roe, I., Iohnson, D., Kahn, Z., Moronq, I., Werner, R. Row 3: Lang, W., Van-Scoyk, B., Houldsworth, H., Weber, D., Panos, M. R., Mr. Szepessy. WT ROW 2 Corey R Keefer A lenkins I Albert S, Vonachen, M Row' l Cler I Travis P Dugan P lohnson D Williams, S., Little, I, ROW 3: Miss Buswell, Olson, M., Cooper, M., Gamble, K., Moutier D Luthy C., Werckle, W., Deeds, S. Gelqer G Tun-,er M ' Row 4: Austin, L., Thorscn, M., Tewell, T., Schlichenmaier D Ralston M Rurnery, N., Sanders, M. Row 5 Kaufman, P., Kantor, M., Pfeiffer, K., Sommer, B., Smedman, D., Page, D lohnson, E., Gilchrist, A. Because of the importance France plays in our culture and language, membership in the French Club has been opened to the entire school in- terested in that country. The monthly programs include interesting speakers and French songs. rfx r Q19 ig u 9. I N- pldux Stk I K To - 3 -5-ff eeilft j?TPaX Hammond, N., Wheeler, C,, Row 3: Safford, l., Strehlow, B., Frederick, M., Quinn, P., Leu I Current lolly, E. Ellis A Luney, B., Mendenhall, H Row 5 Schefelbein B: Hatfield, W., Arehart, I., Baxter, B., Raper, C., Stewart D Poggeman, V., Smith, B S., Sutton, C., Holtqreve, L., ROW 4: Peplow, M., Flanegin, P., Miss Buswell, Ellis, P., Connor S Schafer P Row l: White, L.: Little, I.: Becker, I.: Dugan, P.: Dougherty, H.: Burlis, I.: Row 3: Miss Coppock: Corey, R.: Dunning, C.: Austin, L.: Lundberg, D.: Gray, Glatz, F.: Heuback, M. M.: Naffziger, B.: Green, C.: Schaefer, M.: Miss Wilde. Row 2: Ienkins, B.: Leman, L.: Powell, C.: Alton, M.: Hammond, N.: Merritt, Row 4: Kahn, Z.: Domnitz, I.: Murphy, P.: Lutliy, G.: Anderson, B.: Bechtel, M.: M.: Davis, G.: Gillespie, M. De Lavallade, G.: Hicks, B.: Eskoff, Z. Row 5: Baker, B.: Marten, W.: Livingston, B.: Iohnson, E.: Newman, 1-1.: Pirvid- son, R.: Claus, F.: Vogel, I.: Vierling, R.: Iackson, C. SQ. I 44311 'T N S I Um ...tl W L t' Cl ly will l a u Several interesting speeches on Roman his- K2 I tory and famous people of ancient times are only a few of the activities, plays, and quizzes XS ' il B enjoyed this year by the Latin Club. J -ga .Aff Row l: Ohlson, S.: Strehlow, B.: Ienkins, I.:' Geiger, G.: Davis, C.: Hulse, A., ROW 31 Miss BUSWGH: -l11eI1baCk, S-7 Maqafeff P-7 Budelier. E.: Hubbard, C-7 Panos, M.: Munday, M.: Morong, I.: Iones, P. Fey, T.: Baker, B.: Peyer, R.: Strehlow, P.: Ellis, P. Row 2: Lauler, I.: Holtzman, I.: Iacquin, P.: Hale, R.: Ambrose, N.: Gamble, K.: ROW 4: Elmblad, D.: Bl11'WdSh. l-7 FOI-HS. E.: GfOI'1I16!'l-Id. P-i FiI116YSOT1. l-2 DYSHIL Olson, M.: Iolly, I.: Miss Coppock. M.: Hadley, B.: Eiler, H.: Luney, B. Bow 5: Wesselhoff, L.: Seeman, D.: Sommer, B.: Brannon, I.: Koetter, L.: Errion, I.: Merrill, I.: Scheielbein, B.: Durkin, D. Row l: Gamble, K.: Button, Y.: Cooper, M. L.: Martin, S.: Turner, M.: Hicks, P.: Row 3: Bose, D.: Iohnson, L.: Holtgreve, L. I.: Bishop, M.: Brandon, C.: Saltz, Frye, L.: Finkelstein, B.: Talbott, P. M.: Crutcher, I.: Love, I.: Travis, P. Row 21 Harkrdder, A.: Eskotf. Z.: lO11Y. l.: Neely, B.: WGYISF. B.: DObbir1S. S.: Row 4: West, R.: Harmon, E.: Harmon, B.: Merritt, M.: Cross, L.: McCowan, V.: Puckett, S.: Weinstein, M.: Wilson, I.: Gebhardt, D. Mccowan, V.: Meredith, N. Row 5: Sutton, C.: Blum, O.: Smythe, F.: Taylor, M. L.: Carter, B.: Archdale, E.: Key, S.: Brunnenmeyer, B.: Dunkin, B. . At the Spanish Club meetings, the members put into practice the Spanish they have learned in their classes. At one of the meetings some members participated in a session of Informa- cion Por Favor , Spanish for Information Please . Dr. Wilmartlq from Bradley College and x 1 if Major Williams, recently returned from Peru, , 1, asf 09' were two of the outstanding speakers. Z4 y .f 'aff EK bt f 223 ' 45 be-xx Li 'Lx f f X HMP? 1-if Row li SE1lZGr1St9iI1, S.: MHSOH. D.: Vv3f1GUf1dY. M. l-7 HOllidf3Y. l.: Thomas, 1,7 Bow 3: Wenger, R.: lohnson, D.: Prederickson, M. K.: Thorson, M.: Weinstein Williams, S.: Vonachen,-M. A.: Upchurch, D.: lolly, E.: Ke-eier, A, G.: Hayes, M.: Gorman, D.: Hinds, D.: Grant, B.: Mason, B.: Boehm, B. Row 2: Deaderick, F.: Hilbling, P.: Breason, I.: Maeltenhaff, A.: Wheeler, C.: ROW 41 Lemburq. P.: Nugent. K.: Rumerv. N.: Schlichenmaier. D.: Tewetl. T.: Gandolfo, D.: Mattison, B.: Del..ava1lade, Cv.: Robertson, l.: Satiord, l. Kdhlfmdrl, P.: l9Ul'111'lQS. M.: Wheeler, M. A.: Campbell. PJ pOQQ9m5l'1. V. ' Row 5: Page, D.: lohnson, E.: Srnedman, D.: Herke, S.: Howard, W.: Smith, B.: Isaacs, K.: Bartos, F.: Glazer, S.: Thorson, G.: Harsch, F. Bow l: Reynolds, P.: Sullivan, S.: Berman, R.: Kershaw, W.: Kovarik, M.: ROW 35 Sommer. M-7 Kona' M-7 MCNBHYW I-I Galvin' M-7 BGYGFI I-7 Faber, L Bradshaw, L.: Farrer, E.: Pasquay, E.: Ross, M. Kahn, D.: Kearns P-: HOUQNOHI A- Bow 2: Cler, I.: Edwards, B.: Hart, BJ Hutchins, B4 Bork, PJ lemme, p.. Row 4: Hitpas, R.: Trentrnan, A.: Caswell, I.: Boussum, I.: Brovlm, B.: McKee, P. Knisely, E.: Ossenbeck, R.: Haas, G. ' Johnson, M.: ,Williamson I.: Olson, M. Bow 5: Bradley, B.: Love, S.: Bruce,.I.: Voelpel, F.: Stone, C.: Kirchoff, I.: Mouiier, D.: Gumplo, E.: Fuener, B. anivlz b f XA 1:51 l H., .. . Sandler, L.: Danner, M.: Peterson, B. Werner, R.: Kirkendall, l.: Klein, H.: Hinckle, K.: Bloomberg, R.: Tabor, R. Alben, S.. Naffzigerl IV. Weqe, DJ Moore, S. Sieqle, N.: Applebaum, M.: Sammis, D.: Roberts, P. Row 5: Green, M.: Buenneke, I.: Radeke, R.: Mclntyre, B.: Harker, B.: Kinkade, F.: Baxter, B.: Becker, C.: Flanegin, P.: Kepplinger, P.: Arehart, I. Row 1: Hancock, A.: Waters, A.: Wilson, B.: Hazen, I.: Lyons, P.: Eaton, I.: ROW 3: Miss Bunch: Webber. A.: Stephenson, L.: Lancaster. B.: Werckle. M.: Row 2: Iohnson, P.: Shively, N.: Luthy, C.: Leu, I.: Hoffman, D.: Snyder, N.: ROW 4: Scherer, S.: Ulrich, D.: Frederick, M.: Gill, L.: Miller, B.: Weers, M.: .4-. f . .. . ., ,.,.,,,f . , , ' ,-,.::f1w'ffvfv'2.1av.:'f .A-ww H A, .. b . . ,. . . ., AK... U , M . . i' E152 -vs Silt: vf ?:k Qigwwewfwfy'Ss:+1-fi? fs gf 5.2u:,f'if+gmf,'ffri . - A 'uf ' I f,.'3': 52f 1 1fS9'ii '- .. , , . K . fwi?!MgjgsfiT R ' 5,-, .Q 3 Sjgligw.. V' ,Q k ,xjigiqlgirl as ffm -v I V 1- V 7 ' K 1 . .. , . - . z I . E- ,, V. V- 4 -. k yt' H W' M L' M - 1 , Qfifv. lf' ,. ,. 5, ' I- I ff- ,V F- ,Q ,,... f. ,I I f,,-.MW , - f S 2 A - 11 1- kg V , V 5,2 wr A 5 Q M 2 ' 1 , ' .M .- JV. t ..,. S R ' qv , A J' . .1154 J Q A S , I -L -1 - ' ' . ,Q . Alix. H . Q ii f ' vga: i , - WXQ - -3 M 1, .Q -. K , 8. V, wk.. ff ff 3' f .f ' E Sf? f 434- Xwfg xx dh: -Hb' ' fl ii my -I Q f ,, ' .U M h Q Q -A 1, . Q52 4 . , 5 1 fyk. . 51,5 i Q - K H A . 315,134 A V If W , QA A 4 ,fQe5l..51is. ei Row 1: Ierome, P.: Ross, M.: Waters, A.: Hart, B.: Atherton, E.: Chamberlain, ROW 32 FY9d91'iCk: M.: Mi119f:B.: Gift. L-: RUIIIGFY, l-: SCh9f91b9iI1. B.: Quinn, P D.: Hinclcle, K. Connor, S. Row 21 Leu, I.: Luthy, C.: Mendenhall, H.: Peplow, M.: Sieqle, N.: Thornton, ROW 41 Koch, l.: Biegel, R.: Erkert, H.: Raper, C.: Sheperdson. P.: Smith. S L.: Mr. Heghin. Gumplo, E. oczkzi Sczknce Club The Social Science Club had quality if not quantity in its membership this year. Discussions on such vital subjects as Federal Union, Social- ized Medicine, Post War Problems, and Child Delinquency were held, Si srflgwf o H 1- Y Many worthwhile ideas are given this group by inspiring outside speakers. Paul Powell and Dick Millikan attended the National Convention in Chicago. This year our Hi-Y won the Holiday Basketball Tournament. Row l: Morrow, B.: Gurnplo, E.: Pfeiffer, K.: Sommer, B.: Williamson, I. Nie- Row 3: Becker, L.: Oberlander, O.: Graham, I.: Berchtold, H.: Oechsle, L. bllhff B.: BUYIOWS, l.: Keel, G. Cohen, B.: Newman, H.: Saurs, B. Row 2: Mr. Meyer: Weber, D.: Eiler, H.: Krei, D.: Huber, I.: Kowalske, M.: Row 4: Rieqel, R.: O'Brien, W.: Reed, O.: Baker, B.: Biederbeck, B.: Millikan Keel, C.: Fdbre, L. D.: Boqard, D.: Whalen, I.: lolly, L. Row 5: Hawkins, B.: Raper, C.: Powell, P.: Stone, C.: Stewart, D.: Miller, B.: Gerstenberq, W.: Ray, B. Row l: Wilson, I., Blackwell, B., Hicks, B., Ross, M., Yaqer, L., Ne-1S0n,L Row 2: Schaefer, M., Trenfman, A., Ervin, l., Baker, B., Atherton, E., Miss Albright. How 3: lacobs, P., Tewell, T., McKee, P., Seeber, G., Becker, C., Srout, I. I 1 rz-S .ee :if Tri-S, stands for the three spheres of a girl's V Qi, ' ' life, social, spiritual, and service. Spreads, parties, 7 and a Mother and Daughter Banquet fulfilled the first sphere, a Christmas vesper service em- ,QV 1223 -1 phasized the second, and making a child's Easter lxgfrbx The projection crew is composed of ninete outfit provided the third. ' Qi students interested in operating moving pictu ..,,.l kr gk ..,- ' I I machines, spotlights, slides, and silent film J W sffffffi-1 Members are always in demand by teachers wh if Wish to show films to their classes, ROW 15 Vanscoykl B., T1-,omionl L., Cromer' W.: Qlsonl M.. Kaufman' pl. Row 2: lacobus, B., Newman, H., Snyder, L., Wilson, K., Vogel, I., Lichten- Besf, 1, walter, I., Burks, B., Lang, W. Row 3: Voelpel, P., Roethe, H., Radeke, R., Stewart, l., lohnson, E., Krag, P. Lemburg, B.: Luthans, D. Sound Crew Our Sound Crew is responsible for all those wierd sounds we hear in our stage productions, the wind, the thunder, or a slammed door. They set up the microphone when it is needed and see that soft music comes over the air as we assemble or leave the auditorium. 1 X-get i. -firi- f7' 1 if f7 ' 15 X 4 6 tx. 4, f .- If 7-if' -5 ..- 'ta , 1 -P431 2725535 eyzjgigggf, ' V' 4 If 1.4, 4 :V l 1 , , ji! 7 ',5is'.Qfgg7 I . -1 iff 5 . W! ' .-gif? Pi ' lx' 72?,':'l94 In it ft' XJ I ff, i .f, I . R Stage Crew The Stage Crew have many duties, the most important of which is the care of the stage and equipment. They build sets and care for the lighting of school productions. Their biggest triumph this year was the several sets built for the O, P. Aches , the all school musical revue. Mc . Row 1: Ford, H.g Wilday, B.: Rebman, l-J Pettis. E. Row 2: Hawkins, B.: Loudenburg, E., Mr. Swartz. wxma1sum A X K Row l: Talbott, P.: Dougherty, H.: Naffziger, B. I.: Rule, V.: Allton, M.: Ellis, A.: Row 3: Thomas, M.: Ruesch, P.: Brandon, C.: Strehlow, B.: Edwards, B.: Stone Finkelstein, B.: Corey, R. G.: Wilson, K. Raw 2: Hazen, I.: Weyler, B.: Hicks, N.: Comer, A.: Davis, B.: Freidman, M.: Row 4: Miss Giles: Bogard, B.: Cromer, T.: Harkins, D.: Newman, H.: Tiarksen Deeds, S.: Miss Lamberton. B.: Nugent, K.: Key, S. f' S E FOSS -- f .. X W ff? I 2 I LU fc! Whether they are putting on membership ' X drives or relief campaigns, giving the annual L n Af , Red Cross Ball, collect1ng coat hangers, or help- ' X X 7 ing in hospitals, our members of the Iunior Bed Cross always come through with a job well done. s. I .0 Row l: Bur-ks, I.: Little, D.: Mueller, H.: Leesch, R.: Faber, L.: Chamberlain, D.: ROW 3: Poggernan, V.: Schoolmann, E.: Fuller, D.: Merrill, I.: Roberts, F. B1-lfschf M- Van Auken, l .: Sanders, M. Row 2: Kalley, L.: Hitpas, R.: Downing, D.: Mattison, B.: Saurs, K.: Ervin, I.: HOW 4: White, I.: Kinkade, F.: Cohen, B.: Howe, I.: Carter, B.: Stowell, I. Ktuss, ic., Hubbard, c. zieqae, W, 1 Row lz Hancock, A., Morrow, B., Saurs, B., Robertson, I., Strause, C., Weber, D. ROW 41 Miller, M-I Miller, D-7 H9I1'1bIOUQh. D-7 We-ers, M-2 Chamberlain I Row 2: Waldron, M., Martin, S., Cooper, M., Olson, M., Bobenmyer, C., Sand- Rummy' N4 Ellis, P- Gllchlnislf A- 195 Lv: Sieqlgl N. Row 5: lvlaister, U., Burns, D., Miller, B., Nugeni, G., Page, D., Iohnson, E Row 3: Becker, I., Fey, T., White, L, Luthy, C., Baker, B., Thorson, M., S9eber'G' Hinckle, K. I . 1 SN 6 . l'0S5 r S- 4 ' + Q ,S eww! l v Q ' X Z X Q 'F-93 fi l I N 4:11229 I 'v1L . 1 U, 5 JUL 5 f-M King and Queen of R. C. Ball Bill Miller and Terry Bell Fey B. C. Council Represeniatives Ursula Maister, Iudy Hazen More Coat Hangers? 'fit . . Q, A Red Cross Miracle Made From Fathers Suit F' Aquatic hampions The joys provided by the river's sports are unsur- passable. Those who diligently partake in the fun ot athletics gain fellowship, teamwork, and strength that y Will make them better prepared for the course ahead. 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'Ish Q l--+ -- a- - fy,-Q -1- -g ' --J -14 if - , ' 4: 1: L. A W- 7 W fi ' i --- ' Af ,Y WW-g H W :..:,:'t.j1gi bi '2 g-,41,E.gV-W ' af I l i fi a a if S Sac' 5 K' X X- C L- -- - W- --m N C C .3 g - si ,-,enfffarggi 'Q 110 aw' a Coaches wa J Qvmssf MR. NOPPENBERGER if W Head Coach gt fgff MR. MYERS I 7' Fresh.-Soph. Basketball 1 Tennis, I :HN x ' wc 4 a 27 j T 'x I if A E A MR. SUFFIELD , MR. REESMAN Track Fresh.-Soph. Football a a Ticlieflianasef Q a aa aa aa a a a a a A.-.--M --N V .HY , a -- a- X -' 'f ' --A---A----- Row l: Ziegele, W.: Heintzman, I.: Parks, R.: Reed, W.: Kronke, I.: co-captain: Bow 2: Young, E.: Robertson, I.: Younqlove, W.: Mehlenbeck, B.: Blackwell B Day, D., manager: Folkerts, T., co-captain: Hensley, P.: Burns, D.: Iohnson, D.: Zicare, B.: Woolley, B.: Stowell, I.: Kronke, B.: Hinnen, L. Faye, I. Row' 32 Mr. Myers: Clauss, A.: Baxter, B.: Long, D.: Krider, B.: Miller, W.: Weik, R.: Gardiner, W.: Lawless, M.: Millikan, R.: Mr. Noppenberqer. Not in Picture: Coyle, R.: Bell, B.: White, I., Manager. ootly ll Meeting eight tough teams after the opener, our crimson clad gridmen finished a fair season. The team clicked well against Washington. The Spalding game was one in which defenses was absent on both sides as offenses of both teams Went into high gear. It was a seesaw game with the Irish fin- ishing on the long end. Tom Folkerts was disabled for the Woodruff game and able to play only a few minutes. The Warriors played inspired ball and defeated us in a hard fought game, 6 to O. Our boys found themselves in the second half of the Streator game and came from behind in the closing moments to register a nice victory over the Bulldogs. A journey to Springfield proved disastrous as we went down to the tune of 34 to U by a fine Senator team. This seemed to snap Central out, and we returned a surprising victory over a much favored Pekin team, l9 to U at Pekin. The following week an even greater surprise victory was gained over East Peoria, 7 to 6, in a fiercely contested ball game. Champaign, who eventually won the down-state championship, came here with a great team, and Central did well to score besides Worrying the future champs quite a little. The Manual game went about the way most people doped it with the exception of Central holding them to one touchdown. Manual enjoyed too much of a weight advantage to rate as anything less than a strong favorite. - Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Won 4 Lost 5 SCORES High 65 Washington U High 19 Spalding 26 High O Woodruff 6 High 14 Streator 7 High O' Springfield 34 High l9 Pekin U High 7 East Peoria 6 High 6 Champaign l9 High U Manual 7 X I Q VIVA: N , ft Qs duff fl If NIA fix, Uyl' NA! uf- I ' 16 f ,fi , I 03-4159? I be 7 it is ' VK, .Q it fxsxx Lf .ff I lx' E' U. WlA4AAA 7 -Ahab fam :au-X I I x , MA! lk' -xi Lift X 4 jf s 'MH 9 56 'AQ I A f'AfL' Uf M I 112 X f :W 322 Z' I I ' 'Q B - 'I lf J MN Fresh- oplz Football C' ' fW .' 'ZA X . J T .J I ' I . W yu if Row 1: Gorman, B., Mehlenbeck, I., Koch, G., Page, D., Ioos, F., Schmidt, B., How 2: Parks, G., Triebe1,F., Durfee, D., Cromer, T Wdhamson I Coqhzll B Baxier, B., Robertson, I., Hinnen, L., Blackwell, W., Bacon, H., Managers: Augustine, D.: Rice, B., Haddick, W., Noppenberger I DBY, D-I Haddick. B- Row 3: Cook, H., Claudin, L., McE1hiney, I., Bong, B., Howe, D., Ireland, P., Barnett, P., Smedman, D., Cohen, B., Reulinq, D. FOLKERTS. TOM Halfback Co-captain MEI-ILENBECK. BILL Guard ZIEGELE, WALT Guard IOHNSON, DAR Halfback IREED, BILL Center KRONKE. IOHN Guard Co-captain HEINTZMAN. IACK End COYLE. BOB End ROBERTSON. IIM Quarterback 'V' PAYE. IERRY Fullback BURNS, DAVE Tackle HENSLEY. PHIL Tackle 'inr- YOUNG. ERIC Halfback WEIK, DICK Halfback BAXTER. BUD Halfback LAWLESS. MARTIN Tackle MILLIKAN, DICK Center GARDINER, BILL Tackle MILLER. BILL End STOWELL. I OE Halfback PARKS. BOB Tackle KRIDER, BUD End ZCARO, BOB Halfback LONG, DON Tackle dau .521 2 S J af rp .3731 1'. - ', Ku ' -,, ' Wx -y- ,'?f..ff,f: ,Q ,L ' f. E' 'gif' NILEQZ YW I x f 'ns 4 iff.. ' me- , -:wr ,,. ywiw u. 'l' TN8w,. mzvNML,g'QH f EEEFCI .WM-, , QF' 'fin Krider Nails Him 32 Row 1: Stanslow, B.:' Bond, I.: Baker, B.: Folkerts, T.: Stowell, I.: Blane, B.: ROW 25 Weeks, F4 Weik, 1,5 Mi1Ier,B,: Won 7 Bums, D.: Robertson, I. I.: Keesecker, R. P. H. S. P. H. S. P. H. S. cu'e .M P. H. S. P. H. S. P. H. S. P. H. S. P. H. S. . ' P. H. S. P. H. S. The team lacked size and experience but gave a fighting P, H, S, account of itself all season, showing steady improvement. P. H. S. Williamsfield and Metamora were warm-ups. Next came a P. H. S. surprising win over powerful East Peoria, 25-21. The Central P. H. S. jinx over the Raiders was still working. A trip to Champaign P. H. S. with a loss, 35-21, against a great team-one which later lost P, H, S, to Taylorville in the semi-finals of the State Tourney. Wash- ington and Woodruff registered close victories and Pekin, Manual, and Spalding won by more convincing margins, P. H. S. P. H. S. Mr. Noppenberger: Weik, D.: Heintzman Lost l4 Williamsfield 23 Metamora 29 East Peoria 21 Champaign 35 Washington 31 Woodruff 32 Pekin 45 Manual 35 Spalding 35 Springfield 25 East Peoria 40 Streator 27 Canton 46 Woodruff 40 Spalding 34 Manual . 52 Pekin 37 Streator 54 Springfield 41 Regional Tournament whereupon the team showed a fine upsurge and'defeated a couple of strong Big 12 rivals, Springfield and Streator, by P' H' S' 50 Wasflbum 36 small margins. Sandwiched in between these two fine victories P' H- S- 31 Manual 32 were a dubious defeat,40-39, at the hands of East Peoria and an excellent displayon the part of the Maroons in the lnfantile Paralysis Fund game. ln this game the team reached a tempo- FS. l X rary peak. Close losses followed to Woodruff and Spalding. 'S XX 7 Canton won handily and so did Manual. Next high point of lx. k- X ,wi K .fry the season was a stunning 42-37 win over Pekin, after which , f .4 'I .L sx we bowed in order to Streator and Springfield, both away from 'df f l - , ,f ' X. home. In the Regional Tournament, Central showed class and ..-- ..S:f- Q power against a fine Washburn team winning 50-36 and then ,-,,., W gy coming within an ace of defeating Manual, 32-31. The team P--'::7. A which plaYed together most and finished the season included 3 'Qi ji t Ioe Stowell, Bob Blane, Dick Weik, lim Robertson, and Tom Jkt l Folkerts. K A ,ga ge it fi- ' 1 qt,..:::ce. istse-l-- r 4 'P' X I jsx vig fs? Z, us Q-QP --- A SQ reslz- 011711 Basketball v Row 1: Meh1enbeck,I.: Blackmon, I.: Koch, G.: Page, D.: Young, C.: Arehart, I Locher, D.: Mason, R. Row Z: Bong, B.: Ireland, P.: Ioos, F.: Mr. Myers: Johnson, E.: Blackwell, B Brannon, I. BOB BAKER Forward HM ROBERTSON Guard BILL MILLER Guard IOE STOWELL Forward DICK WEIK Center a e. Bos BLANI: g ld! Forward Q! f it.-. f , f y : f I L . . Mu! r i K I' 4 3 7. TOM FOLKERTS ax, X I ,i f , if Guard -N227 I -Y, f fri I fr , A f I I 1 f I E f I 8- DAVE BURNS ' f Guard W ' f' Qvf' fr 4 ,ff 9. IACK BOND X Forward I X 'V 1 3 ' XX x U L X 10. IACK Wnnc I U ff, Forward -fi' H 'fl IXQQQ ,.,. dvi! I I. 5 , ff ' we . wuifk 2 ?4'43f5' S ,Q af. Q ' Jo 0 I it -'F 1 I , 5' N Z1 Q' t ny - 3 - fe, . - 1' ' as rx E 2? .!, 3 .w . , V 1 f i . In . 4 -A feifiqq :LUV U 1M mm, Q -My rf 'zg 3 P ff Q fx Row 1: Burdette, G.: Saurs, B.: Bogard, D.: Fox, C.: Ziegle, H.: Pickens, I.: Stowell, I.: Folkerts, T.: Weik, D.: Holding award: Corzine, E. 'Q 1, Row 2: Noppenberger, I.: Harkins, B.: Johnson, D.: Baxter, B.: Weeks, F.: A Iohnson, R.: Stone, D.: Burns, P.: Stowell, l.: Herke, S. fiat? C Silk, wx Q' x 5 1 1. P. H. s C 1 25 11311141 B I7 Il ' Q- use Irs , : X 6. P. H. S P as 7. P.H.s .4 8. P. H. S. 9. P. S 3 10. P. . S. 5 Our diamond dusters had one.of their finest seasons, 11. P11-1.3, 9 winning fourteen and losing four. Easy victims were Low 12. P, 1-1. S. U Point, Washington, and Chillicothe, while Eureka fell only 13' pl 1-1. S, 9 after a hotly contested game, 3 to l. Fred Weeks, a sophomore, 14. 13. 1-1, 5. 9 pitched splendidly in this one. ln an early double header with Galesburg, Bogard was invincible in the first game and won 151 13. 1-1. S. 11 handily 6 to l. Bill Harkins pitched the second game and was 16. pi 1-1. S. 15 in fine form but became wild in the final inning which along 17. pu 1-1. S. 13 with a couple of timely Galesburg wallops spelled the first defeat for the Maroons. Pekin was our nemesis winning both 18. pi 1-1. S. 2 games. The fielding of Central was poor in the first game and inability to connect at the bat ruined our chances in the second. Woodruff was swamped 13 to 2 at Glen Oak Park, Bogard pitching nicely. Bogard also handcuffed Manual 5 to 4, Chuck WON 14 Fox coming thru with a smashing double in the last of the ninth to drive in the winning marker. Harkins stopped Manual in the second encounter 9 to 5 to give us the intra-city title. In the tournaments Dunlap forfeited, and Galesburg and San lose were easy victims. Canton with a great team was taken apart to the tune of 13 to 1 with Bogard again in fine form. Central got off to a poor start against Morton of Cicero, allow- ing six runs in the first two innings on some jittery fielding. The Maroons had many men left on bases in this game and went out 6 to 2. The longest hit of this game was a screaming triple to right center by Iack Pickens, Central shortstop and leading hitter, who shortly received several Big League offers. Fine infield play was exhibited thruout the season by lim Stowell, Tom Folkerts, Bruce Saurs, lack Pickens, George Burdette, and Dick Weik. The following earned the varsity letter:- Charles Fox, Iack Pickens, Jim Stowell, Dayton Stone, Herman Ziegele, Dick Bogard, George Burdette, Dave Burns, Tom Folkerts, Bill Harkins, Bruce Saurs, Fred Weeks, Dick Weik, Ronald Iohnson. Managers-Ed Corzine, Warren McCrillis. Intra-city Champs Low Point 0 Washington 2 Galesburg l Galesburg 6 Chillicothe l Woodruff 2 Pekin 10 Washington 2 Eureka l Manual 4 Low Point 3 Pekin 2 Manual 5 Dunlap U Dist. Champs. Galesburg l San lose 1 Canton l Sect. Champs. Morton 5 iCicero1 State Champs. Lost 4 -Won 3: Lost O District Champs Sectional Champs Semi-finalists in State ' Stowell comes home X255 E lx? .55 -V 'K L :fi . - :W gfvw Q Q. - i. , wif 'i ifkxi 2353 i i'fE:Q?rfi3S.s9'Y ,. ' ' f w 3 gf., -, n? 9,Z R, -' 3 . V 1 H , 1. .. ,M ,VYZM Via li- W a. ' . . I f ., - , m fi.,1. ,,gwQ.,, .., ' ily' ag, ,k33T54gw..g,gC,g. Ii-A ,gram , K M-. V w ,, , xc' ., -Mfg' SZ K I . . Vrk, I K iii ' ' L A ' ...W .vm,,l5j,f,.,-A-,Q -1 .mf l' Row l: Burks, R.: Miller, W.: Polkers, T.: Hillyard, W.: Fisher, H.: Hayden, E.: Baily, C.: Heintzman, I.: Reed, W.: Allison, H.: McMahon, W. Manager. Row 2: Suffield, L.: Young, E.: Van Scoyk, W.: Baker, R.: Bond, R.: Hennsley, P.: Gardiner, W.: Obrien, I.: Haney, R.: Blackwell, W.: Herke, S. r ck mg.. E -r t The 1943 track season looked as though it might be a r rather disastrous one at the beginning of the year, but as the months went by, new faces appeared and much new talent was discovered in the gym classes. We started the season with only a small number of veterans and only two lettermen. It Dual meets: Won 2 Lost 2 was evident that our hopes rested with our freshmen, sopho- P H S 96 Chillicothe 31 mores, and some new juniors. P: S: 44 Kewfmee 69 The season turned out to be quite successful in spite of P- H- S- 59 Pekm 54 the handicaps with which we were confronted. Bad weather P- H- S- 38 09111011 87 is always a natural foe of any track team and we had our share. 4th Place Llflceln Relays Transportation difficulties and injuries also took their toll. 3rd Place Dfslncl Through all of this, these new boys took hold of things in fine 3rd Place B19 Twelve , shape and gave their all to try to win. A few of the boys to 12T:dPl?1aCe, Cgfeaief ggeeffi Freshman sophomores s ace rea er eon - whom we may look for fine things in the future are Bill Black- well who improved so much in the sprints, Bill Hillyard who has much native ability in the pole-vault, Bob Baker who is at his best in the hurdles but who also could be counted on to come through in a relay, the broad jump, or sprints, and Herb Allison who developed into a fine distance man and won many honors for his team during the year. There were some veterans who could always be relied upon to come through at the right time. To mention a few, Bill Miller in the pole-vault, Henry Fisher in the dashes, hurdles, and jumps, and Tom Folkerts who was always in there fighting for those points in the dashes. There were some humorous things happened too. Re- member when we had to get Henry Fisher out of bed to run in the District, and in the same meet Torn Folkerts got in under the Wire from the Baseball tournament and almost had to run in a baseball suit? Photofinish Coy Rollie smashes one Row 1: Lund, E.: Hanson, R.: Phalen, R.: Caplan, A. Row 2: Keesecker, RJ He-rke, Doc, Coach: Stanslow, R. Won 4 Lost 5 Central l l Manual 1 ,. . , Central 9 W Bloomington 2 V2 3- Central 3 W lglgomington 8 V2 I, .1 Central 3 ampaign 9 V I Central l l W Spalding 3 Central 4 W Manual 7 2 .,,, ,Q t 2? Central 5 W Manual SW , . T Central 12 Woodruff X Central 4 W Manual 7 W The golf team enjoyed a fairly good season defeating Manual, Spalding and Woodruff once each, besides taking one from Bloomington. Three defeats came at the hands of Manual, and one each was registered by Champaign and Bloomington. The meets were all triangular affairs except the last onwa dual with Manual. Bob Phalen gained some fine individual honors by be- coming the district champion. He also rated third in the Big 12 and fifth in the State. Team honors paralleled those of Phalen--district cham- pions, third in the Big 12 and fifth in the State, along with a second place in intra-city competition. 1 Letter Winnersz- ' Bob Phalen Bob Hansen Alan Caplan Ray Keesecker Ed Lund Bob Stanslow D 1--...W ..,.--.- W.. ...,...,..-..V,n,.,...r.....,..., . Row 1: Stewart, D.: Yeck, E.: Baxter, W.p Weik, I. Bow 2: Herke, S., Coach, Boehm, R.: Cohen, R.: Myers, I., Coach. X Ge? fxff ' Xxx' 'f' sf Ai se -VX ,, K. 1 6111115 BNYQXN Won 2 Tied 5 Lost 1 Central's tennis team felt the effects of the war this year in losing Burton Lynch and Dave Caplan, both of the boys having entered college in what would normally have been their senior year in high school. Players of their calibre would, undoubtedly, have made a distinct difference in our team standings. However, and fortunately for Central, there re- mained Eldon Yeck and Bill Baxter to form the core of a team whose final standings were still enviable. Newcomers lack Weik and Don Stewart ably rounded out a four-man team, and these new men were always in the battle, win or lose. As a season starter, the Maroons were obliged to settle for a tie in their match with Canton. In their next match, against Pekin, the first taste of defeat was sufferedp but this was to be the only such result of the season. There followed a neat 4-2 victory over a strong Princeton team. However, Princeton partly avenged this defeat by achieving a tie in their return match. Decatur likewise followed their pattern and played our Maroons to a tie. Both the Princeton and Decatur matches were hard fought, and sterling play appeared especially in the singles matches. Lincoln then appeared on our schedule and they, too, suffered a 4-2 defeat. Closing matches of the season against Pekin and Bloomington again resulted in ties. Tournament Results District Team-2nd Place. Singles Championship-Yeck CCentraD. ,. State ' I fh Pair of aces Yeck CCentraD-Defeated in the quarter-finals of singles tx ,V by Ierry Everett of Senn High School 6-2, 6-2. . iv! X fwkls Q' S Xt? ax 4 : 6 . ww- fp ss. B1 12 it wget X Team-5th Place. ' Singles Championship-Yeck tCentraD defeated in finals by Boring CDanvilleJ 1-6, 6-3, 6-4. , , , tx. ,X '- . me Mfr -La.......m,-,,.i AW, .4 ,,,,, , A, l l . , l o no 3 .J l White, I., Football: Bolmer, R., Basketball: Day, D., Football: Hyler, B.,Football. XX JY J BX l Sports Managers W 1 SN ay 4 X ntramuml Bowling Row l: Axtell, B.: Hahn, B.: Gumplo, E.: Koch, I.: lCapt.l Stanslow, B.: Saurs, B.: Krei, D. Row 2: Carter, B.: Caplan, A.: Smith, B.: Claudin, L.: Fuen- Row 3: Boqard, D.: Nelson, B.: Biederbeck, B.: Arbidson, R.: er, B.: Sommer, B.: Herke, S.: Elmblad, D. Powell, P.: Stewart, D.: Koch, G.: Iohnston, H.: Andersen, R. Row 1: Krei, C.: Clauss, A.: Koch, I.: Saurs, B.: Burdette, G. Row 2: Burks B.: Corzine, E.: Grimshaw, M.: White, I.: Mr. Reesman. Ir.-Sr. Basketball Champs Intramural Sports 9584, 1 qt, 15 . i , fl : Torps-32-Murder, Inc. 30 IACK KOCH Intramural Mgr. Fresh.-Soph Basketball Champs Row 1: Oberlander, O.: Sommer, D.: Harker, B.: Livingston, B Row 2: Mr. Reesman: Goin, A.: Koch, G.: Benson, B.: lake. ..1fi1' k 'a . A up , uk , ., NQL. wi, 5 f W EQ- nw Quiz U 1 Vg ,V t 1 --vw .1 N Q mi Q x 'Hs wr 1 a f. x al Xa xxx 41 of I . AQ 5 '7 M I , T' Affffif' ff'75'-1 f ,. f wig Xf,'?gggi,Q1-Q1w'ii! Q1 mx. wp, mg gwfmmazgig aff,-M-K' ,Pima Lf my 1 IL X ., - . 1 -W ' N .41 ,. ii' v.,, X A f it y P' ' , ex fr i We 5 X L Y xxx ,Q ff N QQ 1 5: Q .5 5 il ' 'xiii M X i I MW' M, Over The Arenl They 'Qnnnung1,,,,.,,.hwm, ul?! Y wmwwm LL., , MQW J ran Ces AE : 4 f ' T W , xa, s T ' T Q, ,. mgi tk w V A ,NF VV 1 Margaret Weers Louise Stephenson t Q' ,rkfmi , it mf W Zqe , B sk tball S 'mminq ' A PhYu1S Trai'--1 a G W1 Suzanne Love 5 VOHGY Ball BOWMHQ' ,nn Barbara Wilson 5 g t Q Madelyn Rakestraw Horseback Riding Mary Bar Greene Field Hockey X T i -A ,,n. l 2 , ai 'A . Phyllis Roberts Swimming 5 i l Hockey lt . L - .ai f T 1' Mary Leis Cooper Kay Gamble Barbara Schefelbein Ieanne Leu Treasurer Vice President Secretary' President The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest organization at ' P. H. S. These Wicle-awake girls enjoy their sports, swimming, bowling, horseback riding, bas- ketball, volleyball, and hockey. l Horseback Riding y: S ,K f 1 ,X if R X xt I X, ,ff , ' , X X ax ,V XX K if X We ' lx A X , Ns X! if ' M! Swimming ! L Ewwiizgvf. .4-A 9 ET .mg W M' A ww M59 HIQQ: it VbbVQ'.I:: .A , , ixil M525 iw V W M' ww 45-3594? a V wg HWNZSIJ Row l: Lane, E.: Engstrom, L.: Barlow B.: Van Etten, M.: Waters, B.: Weqe D.: Saurs, K.: Wilson, B.: Little, D. Row 2: Cler, I.: Pasquay, E.: Ierome, P.: Stewart, F.: Alcorn, R.: Berman, R,: Waldron, M.: Travis, P. Row 3: Baker, B.: McKee, P.: Snowden S.: Singer, E.: Chamberlain, D.: Muel- ler, H.: Benharn, I.: Gorman, D.: Leu, I. Row 4: Mendenhall, H.: Weers, M.: Gift L.: Stephenson, L.: Hutchins, B.: Ed- wards, B.: Love, S.: Stephens, M. Row 5: Luthy, C.: Hasselbacker, M. Ulrich, D.: Clithero, P.: Schefelbein, B. Sieqle, N.: Wolfert, P.: Peplow, M. G.A.A Row l: Cooper, M.: Moore, S.: Moutier, D.: Kepplinger, P.: Roberts, P.: Faber, L.: Gingerich, D.: Getz, M. Bow 2: Martiq, I.: Button, Y.: Naffziger, I.: Davis, G.: Lundberg, D.: Holtgreve, L.: Turner, M.: Fey, T. Row 3: Rakestraw, M.: Lamb, G.: Sut- ton, C.: Gamble, K.: Hamann, C.: Ol- son, M.: Martin, S.: Becker, I. Row 4: Greene, M.: Bath, M.: Sarnmis, D.: Peterson, M.: Burdick, S.: Thorn- ton, L.: Rumery, I.: Tabor, R. Row 5: Erskine, D.: Krieger, M.: Apple- baurn, M.: McCaddon, D.: Hatfield, W.: Gilchrist, A.: Klein, H.: Hembrough, D. Row l: Garrott, I.: Harney, E.: Naffziger. B.: Greene, C.: Hammond, N.: Weyler, B.: Weinstein, M.: Anderson, S. Bow 2: Iones, I.: Hansen, M.: Mason, D.: Davis, B.: Burdette, H.: Bassett, L.: Schaefer, S.: Brandon, C. Row 3: Cohen, D.: Clugsten, K.: Gilchrist, I.: Stewart, B.: Swartout, L.: Davis, C.: Bishop. M. Row 4: Ienkins, I.: Geiger, G.: Wheele 1' C.: Clemson, D.: Little, I.: Fredrickson MJ Cross, L.: Mrs. Lundgren. 2 Row l: Seelye, N., Hayes, M., Krumpe, I., Mohn, M., McCaddon, L., Williams, S., Hulse, A. Row 2: Bowen, A., Ambrose, N.: Iacquirl, Atwood, P., Holtzman, I., Wulff, C., Safford, I., Row 3. Groeper, B., Wiesner, B., Erickson, , Archdale, E., Meredith, I.: Blum, O., Wesselhoft, L.: Iolly, E, Row 4: Hagemeyer, D., Munday. M., Wheeler, M., Dyslin, M.: DeGraff, M., Rumery, N., Strehlow, B.: Dunkin, R. P. GAA Row 1: Iones, P., DeLavallade, G., Ellis, A., Davis. E., Baker, B., Heubach, M., lohnson, M. Row 2: Haas, G., Saurs, D., Leman, L., Thomas, B., Powell, C., Wabel, S., V Beyer, I. Row 3: Fouts, E., Roberts, I., Allenbach, S., Magaret, P., Rankin, B., Burwash, I., Hall, F. Row 4: Albert, S., Schoolman, E., Coleman, C., Vierling, R., Mensendike, R., Lemburq, P., Bruce I.: Bork, P. Row l: Volz, S.: Saltz, M., Saurs, N.: Knisely, E., Swartz, M., Downey, D., Puckett, S. Row 2: Dunning, C., Frye, L., Dergins, G., Allton, M., Schaefer, M., Glatz, F., Corwin, N. Row 3: Neely, B., Sommer, M., Scherer, S., Gillespie, M., Thorson, M., Moore, B., Kirchoff, I. Row 4: Peyer, R., Hubbard, C., Budelier, E., Iacobs, P., Galvin, M., Webber. A. Row 5: Ellis, P, Schlichenrnaier, D., Roedell Schively, N., Gronnerud, P., Lancaster, B., Campbell, us lzarves Freighters constantly arriving and leavingp barges -loading and unloading their cargoes - such is the scene at each busy wharf along our river. Goods from far distant rnarts are finding their Way to the consumer through these terminals. W not - i , f-Nfiils rv . gf- ..--X is X. C eaxg :gf Z,, L' PLZ:-,,. ' fr aes. , --, xg ..,-L,- ifff- ,:-L, , ,.,.,,. X Z.,,,. x T g-E. 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'-f' A Q ra ,.--f 2 ff. , ,i:. lt-xxx zl, Ell I lc it in Q,i ,ry , Q..f L l it 1 1 n f 1H HSI' 3 fl tff M , ' i 5, . i D ,V . ii if lf P R A21, S Izg' t gi l D Z if V. it E i 1+, K K V I 2 my A - I A l qg V w 1 R I 3 F -+ ' P G, P ' f tg P P fi. fs -'H 5' it ic,, r i ' 1 ' .5 t +Li1h- V --ig Q11f is Y s s: . . -: 1, 1 f ,5 V , fl P, D l ll . R ' ' ' E if f'A A .. 'Off U9 P R i l ? ,i , v.,Mi:! if 55 iii, bV AvA ' -l stat' c i. Hari ons Stores of America form the nations largest industry. During days of War, as during Peace, they are the l-lomefront Service of Supply. What is more, they are streamlined for opportunities un- i limited. Block Sz Kuhl Co. offers opportunities in dozen-fold measure. Each unit in the growing Retail Group has openings, advancements for each co- worker. No field anywhere offers such wide specializa- tion for varied talents. . .Selling, Buying, Office, Publicity, Maintenance, Credits, Traffic, Display, Personnel, Interior Decorating, Advertising, Administrative, Restaurant Services, Merchandising, Secretarial, to name but a few. Now that you are ready to choose a career. . . consider the limitless possibilities of Retailing! Our Personnel Director will be happy to talk to you. fgswisf Q r was QQWK A Sfafe-wldl Rafal! Group wlfh Deparfmen1Sforel In Leading Hllnals Ciflex w-Nfg. -- .-wi... , ,...'.x n '.-' Q.. ,v,Y.' ,f' . - . I ,- N, , A. , . ' Q- .--1 '--. -'rw -fx ' ' '. , ,., . , 's , ,. , . -,V -rf - .,1-i- rf A'-'.-,--'Z'-., . W' f-- , .. - .. , .1, . .1 - .,. ,- A ,... , , t.,,k . ,-, ' ,-, b-,.,-.-, f '. .-.-.. ,,. . ...N . , f 1. . 1 Q , ,. 1.- ,,,r4,., --.-.. vw -.Q . . ,, AL, 4 Asa if '11 ,AS ,' 21 , .. -3'-iw., '1 v':i--. .. 1-31, .av- ,,- XS. V X a Q53 7, Av :a f ... ., .- 4 ,f.z,. - V..- Yau.. f - . 4- ' ' '.- ., . . V - -r ' . . J-.A-.,-,-f-,,f, .H,,,,-,- . -- f f ' ' jf . . MH, -.1,.' ' ,--. , .,-. ' - -,w.,. .g- - ,- -. -1- 3 J 5? from the studios of wa den s. fabrq 319 S. Ieiferson Ave. P1-mme 3.1323 145 E ,3- WE W X ,. fu, 1 if M 3' 9 ' QM e pp- '-. . K :sf1f:gL..,b, A .S af Qxswx 4 N Lg,. , sg www .1 7 5 nf? 4 ..- ww' ,, --annul aw w ,Jr if-pw--wiv? ,. ,W .?, if gwwimw QS , Q W ff, M, V, 5 9 , Q 4' , Q Q A ' 4:5435 fifwawfs W' ga uf' E it 1 Y KI., vqgwgm fs S fm s u ' ' M., , W.,-M. Q, ...mmm-an 4 .QW . ,gg . .15 4 146 MAIN STREET is an' AMERICAN mnnmnu lt's one of those things that make America what it is today, . . . like High School, Col- lege, Football, Coke Dates and Jitter-bugs. And what made Main Street? Whether in a small town or a large city, it is the com- bined efforts ot the citizens of the commu- nity, each making his own pathway to a comfortable living for himself and family, unharnpered by too many regulations and restrictions. Main Street was built by . . . FREEDUM UF INUIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE Your gas and electric utility companies grew that way . . . from small beginnings to large industries, supplying a service that is vital to our American way of lite. Cheap, dependable serivce, provided by experi- enced business management. Central Illinois Light Company ,, A q .4 'Yi f M QM I I v nh 5 .3 '- - M, N: was A 'gf ,.. .A F ,,.,,.q4ll?1 nam' :- g Q W11'ff-Q46 Y 32 ' vw , vw 3, my , Hy 13 4 5 I 1 Q X5 V5 vu, UI' x 1 1 :,.w.'m 'll' ,1 9 V . - '-1 -- - -f SN . . f. W . .3 . 3 I .Q 'Qs in ,L- iv J'- ,X ,v 5 J I , H ? g T H 'GQ 4 How Dcfes It A he . Y ,KIM H J f . Honey mg A Jw Tie Q w H,-Q 5 1 if if-if Y QWEZEQQEK 1 Q :ng my No Backialk ,A SA Problem A M ,fx 'a-Ja at 1-f ff- 2 Y A sg 24' Music F S , , ,S . For ga 'H Ka I5 I ffl' ' sf ' 7 - 5 s 15W ' ' . ? M Q AL UL--- I'--A:.I f'.....--- ive Iulce Q., ' 'I'.'.--A- BEN FRANKLIN STORE Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company ' Main Street Springfield, Massachusetts - Organized .1851 Agency tor Central Illinois ' Peoria' mmm sixth Floor Lehmann Building Peoria. Illinois COMPLIMEN TS OF L I L Y- T U L I P Cup :S Specialty Coe Goldstein Jewelry Co. 211 South Adams Street 406 S. Washingion Phone 4-2810 Peoria's Leading Jewelers fgguy Blue Beacon Coup- DR. CLARENCE v. WARD EY E, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT The Best From West Virginia 907 Lehmann Building, Peoria. Illinois Phone 6250 Regigfry School ot Beauty Culture 925 Columbia Terrace 316 Liberty Street PHONE 6602 TELEPHONE 2-7 12 1 25 Years of Successful Graduates ONLY MELTIN G ICE GIVES PROPER REFRIGERATION COMM-IMENTS OF COLD ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH PEORIA SERVICE CO. GILBERT B. GEIGER 1122 South Adams Phone 4-1112 RALPH S. SULLIVAN C0 'PIi 'e '-' I A DEN'I'IS'I' of a 908-908A Lehmann Building - Phone 8610 Y Peofiaftlllinoia ette A ,,tt REULIN G 61 WILLIAMSON, General Agents 1 E . h ,, ,S , , I Compliments of . DR. c. B. CLARNO 3-1659 VARIETY HARDWARE IIO. Wm. A. Swanson, Prop. FURNACES -- PAINTS - ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK I Compliments of I A FRIEND I niversity, at Main P Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF MILO T. EASTON, M.D. UNIVERSITY BEAUTY SHOP COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 2127 Main St. 4-1500 Peoria's Luxury Community Theatres VARSITY BEVERLY THE HARRY B. ABEIE PIIIMBING 00. PLUMBING and HEATING SPRINGER-BURKLUND CO. ' 607 Main St. - Phone 3-5115 I Phone 2-1305 407 N. Bourland Street NOTIONS CIGARS IDALE E. MANNING at FOR BETTER MEATS FANCY GROCERIES and FRESH VEGETABLES ' FROZEN FOODS and ICE CREAM I Phone 4-'I4'I4 FREE DELIVERY 408 Cutler I 1 1 I DR. O. E. BARBOUR Electrical Fluorescent IIENTRAI EIXTIIRE C0 ' Fixtures Established 1898 Ph ne 9626 708 Main St. Peoria. Illinois THE BEE HIVE Where Good Food is ci Byword Featuring ci Selected Line of BILLFOLDS, PIPES AND TOBACCO POUCHES 1 if 4 T 4 l ualit Printers 1 311 Main Street Q y ' fl ' '55 326-328 Harrison Street 1A F221 GAAA I , For ' K Pegria, Illinois Peoria, lllinois ii 29' ,M DR. P. s. NEULWIRTH COMMENTS QF THE Ph DENTIST RETAIL ADJUSTMENT L One - Ielferson Bldg V Sfiliflfilfiiloililiel SE RVICE Peoria, Illinois 427 ALLIANCE LIFE COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Albert Applebaum MAX J. LIPKIN DENTTIST f 627 Alliance Life Bldg. 9 Phone 7735 ' Buy Bonds Today For Your Newly Furnished MAIN siniii flown sunr HQME OF TQMGRRQW CHRIS D' AALLENBACH Your Credit is Good at ' 409 Main Street Peoria, Illinois T Phone 9109 218 S. Adams St. Your Home Store Washed Sand and Gravel CQMPUMENTS ' OF PEORIA CONCRETE EARL C T Q r , Concrete Building Blocks COUNTgF5ggIElggENDENT , n l lllll' ' 'lloll Phone 2-2720 315 Broadway K Ph T ' ill 'fig C 46338 neiicious Foods PM Chan' Mgr' Morgan, Pendarvis 6: Morgan fi 3 H0 TQY LQ Aio,neys.ai-iaw r r ,eN T. CHINESE AND AMERICFEN CAFE Central National Bank Building fi Refreshments of All Kinds sua Main si Peoria mimis Peefief lllineie ' Telephene 39311: ' iii, M, M--L iuii iA,i, ,T.ii ..,i, . mg- iiua .T ., Ti.i riii.. T ,i., A ..l, MM .... ,il.i.. 1944 Graduates . . . Register For Desirable Positions With I TAES AGENCY 208 Lehmann Building I I:OR ALL OF THE LATEST RECORDS, VISIT OUR 'RECORD I DEPARTMENT. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Q ADAMS Music co. I 429 Main Sf. - Opposite Post 0FFice IUNTER'S IIUALITY PUPCURN Cigarettes Iain and Perry Phone 4-6492 V L Phone 4-5708 WILLIAM R. RODENHAUSER I Ph.G., D.n.s. I CHILDREN'S DENTIST Suite 728 Iefferson Bldg. Peori Ill I DlsTINcTlvE JEWELRY Moore's Jewelry Store I 436 Main St. MODERATE PRICES 9001411 C Lf '12 Telephone 3-5191 A 0 5 q 512 M i street GIFTS INTERIORS ROSSETTER MOTCR CC I T AY L O R , S : FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN gli 24 Hour Drug Store FORD TRUCKS I PRESCRIPTIONS SERVICE 334 S. Jelferson Street Peoria, Illinois 715 Franklin Avenue ... , --1.1l..1.1-in SALTZ DRUG STORE BETTY MERKEL DANGE SIU!1!Ll J. H. sALTz, R. Ph. I was Mein ef. 5 PRESCRIPTIONS LafZL'fE?lfeZe1i'?pZ',ZcSZS 634 Main Sf., Corner Perry Ave. I Jlverbug' samba' Foxtrot . Peoria IH peclal 12 week course now available. ' ' PHONE 3-4322 I . . . EX-CEL-CIS COSMETICS NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION ON E SKIN OR MAKE-UP COLOR CHART - GENERAL FINANCING A Phone 4-2930 109 South Perry Lydia W. Weisser, Mgr. Mackemer Building THURSTON'S -' 'Cf'f?ffm575ff BARBER I of M 610 Knoxville Ave. F R I E N D R U E S C H BURR'S MARKET i Sash 86 Door CO Hrt'5 O10 jfaebioneb JBran0 llbrobucts f 1007 s. Adams Peoria, Illinois Phone WQVIEATS WHOLESZIfVIain mei Compliments of S HARRY s. SHORT 2 - - Y-1 ' . T TRAILER - . .. .. . . , ... . . ... ... .... .... .0 ....,. F' , COMPLIMENTSI OF Federal Warehouse X COMPLIMENTS OF Peorio Woter Works 109 S. Monroe Have a Bank Account - Keep I t Growing AT JEFFERSON TRUST 81 SAVINGS BANK 0F PEURIA 123 South Jefferson Avenue Peorla Ilhnois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 Complimenfs of WILSON TIRE C0 BURNS GLASS C0 MIRRORS - PLATE GLASS 304 Liberty 3-1568 SPORTING K ll ENHN comm. N. E. Born Pain! Co PAINT - WALLPAPER 514 MAIN ST. PEORIA, ILL. and GLASS L- SPoff Goods for Good SPOYISH 536 Fulton swam Phone 3-3719 I I Send it to B I E H L l S HENRY I. RUSSELL CLEANING AND DYEING SERVICE Telephone 6156 702 - 04 - 06 Main Street I Peoric1's Master Cleaner and Dyer , Prmters Telephone Lehmann I GENERAL CONTRACTORS 7244 Building Peoria, Illinois PEORIA. ILLINOIS Hot The Cenirai Nniionai Bank and Trust Company ol Peoria BURGER REALTY C0- Dr. Lloyd K. Wyatt Real Estate QPTQMETRIST Telephone 2-2070 1112 Lehmann Bldg Practice lirnilefl. to the fitting of qlasses Res.: Phone 2-0622, 905 Knoxville - and developing coxnfol-lable 'fswn -H - Phone 8810 Peoria. Illinois W. C. Burger - Peoria, Illlnols Cenh-al Nafignal Bank Building I If You Want Expert Help in Securing the Best Possible Position After You Graduate ' COMPLIMENTS OF Come to W- A- HINCKLE.M-D- NATIUN WIDE SERVICE BUREAU f Suite 619 Central National Bank Bldg. WARE-ANDREEN CO. . Compliments , MEN'S SHOP , , Clothiers . . . Furnishers Sleg Peorla Coinpany' 127 S. Jefferson Ave. Peoria, Illinois, Adolph J. Mayieoriglllilgtfgeicgenl Edward Martin P e o r i a b i n e t co. C 69'-' CO. 1 Millwork - Store and Display Fixtures Insurance In All Its Branches Built-in CablI16tS Telephone 9191 Commerc-ial National Bank Building Peoria Ill1l'101S T lepho 4 5681 2220 Smith Adams St- CQMPLIMENTS QF Electric Washers - Easy Payments - Radios I Blum F urniture Co I SIIUTH SIDE IRUSI 8: SAVINGS BANK Furniture For Less ' UF A, Phone 7336 Peoria, Iuiiilv South Adams Street CQIMPLIMENTS OF FOR BETTER SERV E. J. G A L B R A I T H I T53 2 CGMPUMENTS OF Siegle-Hunt Lumber Co. I S 2026 South Washington Street I 2027 5011111 Ada-ms Street Telephone 4-2506 Peoria, Illinois Illlnols Furniture Co. COMMENTS OF 2023-25 S. ADAMS STREET or L H. BREWER I. ULEVITCH, Prop. i MARCUS IRONWORKS INLAND Pfnnm suvrlv cn. Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths and 1827 s. Washington st. - Phone 4-3146 . Iron Workers WHOLESALE 1900-1910 South Washington sooo: PLUMBING HEATING AND Phone 4-1440 Peoria, Illinois INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES . 4 . T l A THE SOONER YOU PLAN YOUR FUTURE THE BRIGHTER YOUR FUTURE WILL BE Thousands of young men and women are using' our SELF-COMPLETING SAVINGS PLAN Ask for details . . . without obligation. U Earl JOh11SO1'l SAM J. STONE COMPLIMENTS OF Yvuf Chevfvlef Dealer FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE co. 803 Central National Bank Bldg., Peoria Phone 6606 U STUQNTS ' ATTENTICN PEURIA Allill ELECTRIC 00. Industrial and office workers are required to ride street ,cars and buses during the peak travel period of 4 P.M. 514-19 Fnnklin SL' Peoria' nl' to 6 P.M. - - . gm - b etors - Generators You can help the traffic situation during the present I tions Car ur iemergency by arriving home before this period. Bane,-ies . S131-191-5 - Magnetos - Radiator Repairing i ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY Satisfaction Guafanfeed PEORIA AUTO 4 ELECTRIC CO. k ' Compliments of 'Phone 3-4221 514-18 Franklin St. Peoria, Ill. Ignitions - Carburetors - Generators i l Batteries - Starters - Magnetos - Radiator Repairing A C ..AJ.J-,-4Jnn Ilnnrnnfnnrl All C H M E ll H S COMPLIMENTS OF and photographic accessories PEURIA mn a Awnma cu. ,e,,i,c,,,,,,,,,5l,,, COMMENTS OF N ichois 'Dr-ag Sto-re 1 First National Bank 70 Knoxvme AW- of P601-K1 QUALITY rmsrr IN ITS a1sT YEAR WMMWS CANPY COSNEHCS s The Wounded is cmwun 35111514 'I' THE GIVE to Iho nm cnoss Bu NOW! Y is Ii I 5334, 653 . I W ggi: wx .35 QT? -2 sfalisgafm Ei f K 9 Ar' Q J ic' 'Gs QQ 1 flff Az, ! L V.Vk. ' ' if nf ' I g mm 1 F , xx f Q ' Wat 1. - W W, , n H A. it ,, f. I 3 Feeding Tlggfaces :Q gf H3 Confusing. Isn't It? Breathxng Spell Grand March 1 Lxke Those Mr Sufi1eld ' W., My 5, Y I nnnusl G-R-R-R-R xi! Li Something? 'YM
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