Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Miss Emma G. Macdonald Dean of Girls 7

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if m. i :Ill E! M N, Gude frien. We couldna ask mair. Loyal to the blue and gray of Woodruff as well as the Macdon- ald plaid, she is our good friend and we could not ask for more. We know Miss Macdonald as a person who is always ready to help and advise. She continually strives for the advancement of the indi- vidual, and it is with sincerest respect and deepest gratitude that we dedicate to her Volume II of the Talisman.

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Mrs. Anna E. Woodruff MODERN EDUCATION continually demands progress. The man for whom our school was named, former Mayor E. N. Woodruff, and his daughter Miss Mary Woodruff, in memory of wife and mother, have generously seen lit to keep Woodruff among the leaders. They have presented to us the radio sound system on which we are basing our book. It has proven very useful this past year, serving in many ways. We have been able to hear the President's speech delivered at the beginning of Congress. For boosting school projects it has been almost invaluable in creating interest. We marvel at how we got along without it last year and marvel even more at the general improvement it has promoted. x. I l i I void. 6.1.0.5 - bm' i Q'r'f .'1.2's'l'l7 I V I , JA.-4 Sf'04'5'gf : A , any 2.5.04 - ,fin ' . -Atv: 32.1 U. k ZOB! my ,e . 'Lg' urn v y' .-.vs pg: 01037 DPJPQQO 0.064 :aotd eivgfgv N05 . .OIC 9101 ' '4 ' l gyo Tega- , ' 'g' 'Q 5 1 qu F 11:23 a.-4.2.1-7 fy,- ii vw, niacin' 9-'Af G' v ' Q' ki A22 Yffiiefd 52.1. lf0.9. 1 5 --- I. 1 Miss Mary Woodruff E N Woodruff l 8