Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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SPORICH, ETHEL, B.S. Jr. Business Trainingf Shorthand, Typing, Opinion Teaching should always be TRACY, GERRY, B.S. Physical Education G.A.A., Cheerleaders A word is woLth o short and to the point. SUFFIELD, H. W., A.B. Physics, Sr. Science CREST A man shows his character by what he laughs at. SLIFFIELD, LYLE K., B.S. CREST A fool may make money, but it needs a wise man to spend it. SZEPESSY, J. ELMER, B.A., Orchestra The siclc man is not to be pitied who has a remedy up is sleeve. silence two. TROTH, JOHN V. Typing, Filing Earth is a training school f Zyliwafgif Q Al. VAN DEVENTER, J. B., A.B.,M.A. Electricity, Radio Opinion That which a man causes to be done by another he We're all ready, Miss Baer. Just say the does himself, word!

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MYERS, JOSEPH E., A.B. RICE, EMILY ELIZABETH, English A.B., M.A. A record is broken onIy EUSIISIH CREST when competition is keen. It is better to seek advice at the beginning POSHARD, FLORENCE, B.M., M.M.E. ChoraI Music Music Workshop Happiness and misery are not Iated but seII sought. NOPPENBERGER, JOHN A.,BS SPICKARD, ELMA M., B.A. Physical Education Speech Football and BasetJaII Coach Stage Crew, Jusendra :P SkiII' and confidence are an Poverty does not destroy unconquered army. virtue nor wealth bestow it. REINHARD, AUGUSTE L., A.B.,M.A. English Just the art oI being kind is all the sad world needs. PACEY, J. H., B.S. Biology Projection Crew It is sometimes better to bend than to break-H Mr. Greeley expounds his theories to Janet, Bill, and Roger.

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WALTMIRE, LUCILLE, P.H.B. YUHAUSE, JQ5EpH, M-A. English Misfortune does not always come to injure. U. S. History, Social Studies Swimming Team Who sees with the eye of another is blind as a mole.' WILSON, H. E. IRENE, Homemaking, Clothing Jr. Class Sponsor Jr. Nat'l Honor Society Happiness should be shared. WESTHOFF, W. F., B.S. ZIEGLER, CHARLOTTE M., Woodshop A.B., M.A. Stage Crew German, English, German Club When one will not, two H When ignorance is the cri- cannot quarrel. tic, wise men yawn. WOLPERT, W. O., B.S. Machine Shop intramural A good intention counts as highly as a good deed. WILDE, MERIDA, A.B. Latin, Spanish Cue Club, Stamp Club Sr. Nat'l Honor Society PH, some confidence Miss-Maxfield comes to the point with Shir- in YOUYSCH-H ley, Dolores, and Bob.