Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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LAMBERTON, MARGARET, B.S., M.S. Typing, Business English, Shorthand “Watch your copy.”’ LLOYD, HELEN, B.E., B.S., L.S. Librarian Sponsor: Library Club “You must be quiet or you'll have to Ieave.”’ MASOCCO, TRESSIE, B.S., M.A. Physical Education Sponsor: G.A.A. ‘“‘Put on your pinnies, girls— we’re going outside.”’ MATSON, FRANCES, A.B., M.A. Sight Conservation Sponsor: Cue Club “Whew! All these stairs to climb!’ Mr. McCormick points out to his history students the location of some important event in the story of our country in a graphic portrayal of his contention that a knowledge of geography is essential to a knowledge of history. Mr. McCormick is one of the four teachers of cour social science department, which offers a variety of branches of history. MAXFIELD, CORA, A.B., M.A. English “‘Now people you must get down to business.”’ McCORMICK, JAMES R., A.B. History Sponsor: Hi-Y “‘Now, as I’ve told you before, I count a large part of your Srade on attendance.”’ McGRATH, MAMIE T., B.E., M.A. English Advisor of Student Council ‘‘Where is your pen today?’’ 17

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Saal HALE, BESS D., A.B., M.A. English Girls’ Counsellor HEGHIN, Y. A., “All right, boys and gals...’ A.B., M.A. History Sponsor: Social Science Club “TIsn’t that wonderful?’’ HAYES, VERA JUNE, A.B. English Sponsor: Student Directory ‘“And that’s the way we do ite Mary Ann Smith holds her specimen-jar warily as Miss Kinhofer prepares to present her with a grasshopper. Field trips are one of the many interesting diversities offered in the biology course. Other subjects in the science department are physics, chemistry, and general science. HEERMAN, VENETIA, B.M. Choral Music “Tt’s not ‘victry’ — it’s ‘vic- x 99 16 to-ry’. ILER, GENEVIEVE E., A.B. Orthopedic Room “All agree to that?’’ JONES, SUSIE E., A.B., M.A. Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Geography, Typing ‘“‘We must learn those brief forms.”’ KINHOFER, GARMA G., A.B., M.A. Biology Sponsor: Junior National Honor Society, Science Club “Get that gum out of your mouth.,”’ Po rmeat As Fiala

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MYERS, JOSEPH E., A.B. English, Ass’t Football and Bas- ketball Coach, Track Coach Sponsor: Senior Class “This 1s a study hall—not a sewing circle!’’ NOPPENBERGER, JOHN A. BS. Director of Athletics “‘No talking while I’m taking roll!’’ PACEY,.J:H., B.S. Biology Sponsor: Tennis Team, Projec- tion Crew “T guess that squelches you!”’ POSHARD, FLORENCE I., , ,;) B.M. (A Vocal Music Cong Sponsor: Music Workshop “Come on, smile, SMILE!’’ Boots Roehm and Larry Cross recite some poetry to Miss Rice. Memorizing of classic lines is one phase of the literature which is studied for a semester in the courses planned by the English department. Drilling on grammar constitutes the other semester’s work of of each year of English. REINHARD, AUGUSTE, L., A.B., M.A. English Chairman of Visual Aids Com- mittee “‘Please put that combaway!”’ RICE, EMILY ELIZABETH, A.B., M.A. English Sponsor: CREST “‘You’ll just have to get used to that noise outside. We have a concert every first hour.”’ SCHWARTZ, GLENN, A.B., M.A. Art “‘Now all you need are a few shadows in the picture.”’