Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Heres To Thee School Life of Peoria Hi

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Loyaltyethe mark of human relation of one man to another man in its best sense-loyalty to the objectives of a job-loyalty to the dignity of a fellow worker- loyalty! The Editors of the CREST Staff wished to find a mem- ber of our faculty whose work, play, and personal traits were an unconscious dedication of loyalty to the task. Teaching by its very nature demands loyalty, so we had a large group from which to choose the person we wished to honor. Our choice became obvious when we measured the extent of sacrifice the teacher we wished to pick dis- played in both extracurricular effort and the class effort, that had to be made each day. Therefore, for the loyale ty given to a handicapped group and for the loyalty ex- pended to our fellow journalists, we, the members of the CHEST Staff, wish to dedicate this book to MRS. THEOLINE B. CHAMNESS MRS. CHAMNESS DEDICATES herself to helping young journalists, ' Mrs. Theoline B. Chamness PATIENCE AND DEDICATION are displayed by Mrs. Chamness in her work. Page l l

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School was an rmportant factor 1n a students hte. At school the student learned to get along wxth others, he molded his personality, cmd he increased his knowl- edge. Whether 1X1 the classroom, at a school affalr, or at a publtc place, the student represented hts school Lunchroom guards, singing assemblies, parking per- rmts, and the seven hour day were memorable events of school hte.