Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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I imma l 2 W ' V ,bs . Upper-classmen are on the outside looking in at the Freshman Frolic. The Water Ballet Class goes through its formations. , Harlan Suftield and Mr. Koepping are vice-presidents in charge of the griddle at the Boosters' Club pancake supper. 055, N--f 3 1 '599?'s, VRQI5- I i Freshman and Sophomore boys engage 'n G baffle royal! This is the P.T.A. card party - but tl1ere's something wrong the first vice-versa of the year. with that hand. r '- V1 N ' I A . :Q U .9 ' s Q sv u'G u.l Q l .:.? I. H' . ..Q.. 'Q 'Q 'Q 'i 'f Page I7

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Miss Ziegler, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Burns, Miss Poshard, and Mr. Miss Matson and Mrs. Hale add to tne sensational Durham wait for the beginning of the watermelon race, The Rec. 1, Page l6 Field Day sights. There is no Lack of Fun at P.H.S. The Rec, atter-school gathering place ot Centralites, is run by Committee ot Forty which also stages many dancesf the masquerade at Halloween, the vice-versas, and the tree dances in the Qym- Sponsored by Student Council, Field Day was enioyecl by both students and taculty. lugs-ot-war, races tor boys and girls, and a watermelon race be- tween taculty members and students contributed to the huge success at Field Day. Committee of 40 presents N

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' as 1 i .mehr-K A Cappella Choir brightens the halls before Christmas. The String section of the orchestra rehearses for - wfifeffi Students with Talent Receive The choral department gives many concerts during the year, tor school and also tor public groups. Among these was the Musical Extrava- ganza presented tor parents and friends. An added honor was the invitation to the National Music Contest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Two of our hardest working organizations are band and orchestra. l Dick Kataoka--Fritz Kreisler the second- malres sweet music. Lou Rittschof's band plays for an assembly. fr Page I8 '