Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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k PEOPLE THAINR ARE attempt d lg these seniors hu with little si css Four years telt like an eternity to the freshman on his tirst day ot high school, but tor the qraduatinq senior, it seemed like only yester- day that he entered his new, rnore adult world. These years were the trial and error period. Personal ities were niolded, loeliels conceiv- ed, lailures acknowledged, yet overcome, and foundations tor the tuture were laid. The hiqh school experiences will he cherished and reilected upon diiterently by each individual student, lout ihey will carry a special rneanina tor all, he-cause these were . , . l-HE STUDENTS iN lunch always seem to get the host choice of food.

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AC! ommzfmilfy The high school days were pen- tered around Classes. Term paf pers were written, eight sets ot exe ams were taken, and poetry and formulas were memorized. Hours were spent preparing assignments at home. With any tree time the student might have had, he some- times did volunteer work. The Red Cross, YMCA and YWCA, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts provided an opportunity tor community service. VOl.UN'l'EERlNG A IX Candy Lntiipei rjivus satistaetion as . , , wwlt fig lt1SlUll ADVANCED Gllll, SCOUTS often aivi up their 'into tr, help thi? younqfir Sfouts.

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