Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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NORMA ROSSI SEARCHES for material to add to her note cards. Projects, Current Events Broaden Enghsh Classes Students in all four classes of Peoria High School studied the En- glish language. Freshmen drilled on grammar rules and read Dickens' Great Expectations. The interwoven plots of Silas Marrier and medieval fantasies in Idylls of the King claimed each sophom0re's attention. Juniors surveyed American litera- ture and reviewed grammar, while seniors memorized lines from Shakespeare and delved into the literature of England. This year Dr. Daniel Smythe, a member of the faculty at Bradley University and an expert on the poet, Robert Frost, spoke to En- glish classes at Peoria High. He dis- cussed his acquaintance with the late poet and the construction of a poem. A STUDENT STRUGGLES through an- other sentence diagram replete with ad- jective clauses and dangling participles.

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TRUEBLOOD, WILLIAM: Algebra: Geome- try: Math WALLIN, SWEN: Driver Education WEBSTER, GRETCHEN: English WESTHOFF, WILBUR: Woodshop WHITAKER, RICHARD: Physical Education: American Government WICKER, NEIL: Physical Education: Gen- eral Business VVININGS, MARY: Junior Counselor WOODWORTH, MARJORIE: Home Econo- mics WYETH, JERRY: Shorthand: Typing ZIEGLER ZIECLER, pk.. F I H A T , .5 - , Q '- ,I . -my ' l E 8 9' l ,- S .ef:'.':l... . ., A , ' 2f.f f 4' - T H5 lj. : 3 Q ,f', Qjiyk .V - Z-2. CHARLOTTE: German LILLY: Office Personnel Nd' 'E' COACH JAMIESON REFLECTS upon the rigors of physical education. may iwim , :.,, 3' J 'f '

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