Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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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,

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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

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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