Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ..... Faculty-Academ Student Life . Classes ..... Organizations S t ics por s .... . .... . Advertisements Index .......

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VARYI GMOUDS MOLD MOME - TARY OWSM Welcome recesses from the gen- erally serious worlds of school and current events appeared in the forms of weekends and vacations. Solemn moments replaced eruptions of laughter, as students flitted from one mood to another in the endless flow of passing fancies. Feelings of being foot-loose and fancy-free contrasted the more sober moods of anxiety and solitude. Yet, each mood, each passing fancy constituted a single, irretrievable now in which the student found h i m s e 1 f totally emerged. Thus the year passed, a mixture of moods. Introduction Page 11

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THE OW OF TODAYGE TLY FADE I T0 TUMORROW Time quietly transforms the now of today into tomorrow and blends a mixture of memories and hopes into realities. People touch one another's lives, and events occur in ways which influence individuals. Yet, when all is said and done, each per- son possesses his own, separate nowg there are no duplicates. This year, approximately two thou- sand persons built their now on the framework of Peoria High. This separate world enveloped their lives and, at the time, seemed dominant. But the realization that there was much more gently embedded itself in their thoughts and urged them on to prepare for the future. ss . , 'VL Q ,t ,,.. .. . glib lm' QW: o fr U 'N fx MA, X ij, :J .1 Q ,ff R C lf 4 gf' ' .Q , fill 3-'V I fl' i 15 ' . Rf , 1 . V Ji- t ,Wifi X si' ffP, ' 1 ,f , f T . Q ' if l 5 L 1 ,CN y Sif'U XXL - A11 Y ts 'V ,v.-jx 'X Us' 1'-'rv Lf.. X ku, Vllmvwff X 'Y , 744- X C X V . 1, 5,1 'Lb l 131 W Vu, XX 'fylvq xl I-R , .4 , A lyvirf 4 Wcmjfrfk NJHA L J Z LJ! f'l.l4 'w mf' Ki W 7 pi o U pw . 4, A, , A :LJ ' iff 4 Introduction Page 13