Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Creative work is always interesting, and students with artis- tic ability are always busy, on such interesting projects as those shown. Art, crafts and general art make up the field from which these students may choose. KATHERINE M. LANGTON, A.B. English . . . Her impar- tiality encourages students to play fair. HAROLD M. LIVINGSTON, A.B. English . . . Outstand- ing, especially in oratory. ALBERTA V. LEISTRITZ, A.B. English, German . . . Personihcation of sincerity. MRS. MARY E. LOTTMANN, Ph.B. Librarian . . . Her var- ied activities and experiences enrich her knowledge of books. EMMA G.MACDONALD,A.B. Dean of Girls, Modern History . . . Her unbiased judgment endears her. MILDRED M. MARTENS, A.B. Mathematics . . . A happy disposition coupled with attrac- tiveness. w Instrumental and vocal training are the chief interests of musical minded students at Woodruff. Band and orchestra are included in instrumental training. Freshman chorus, boys' and girls' clubs, a cappella chorus and harmony complete 'the course of vocal training. More ambitious students may get special training through special ensembles. 18 DOROTHEA E. MARTENS, A.B. English . . . Friendly by nature and earnest in effort. fa . ELSIE MAE MCCLUGAGE, B.S. Foods, Boys' Home Eco-- nomics . . . One cannot remain melancholy near such a happy character.

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Tis indeed an interesting world in which we live! The department includes general science, biology, chemistry, phvslcs, and practical science. LAURA HEDSTROM, B.S., M.S. Head ol Home Economics Department, Foods, Home Man- agement . . . Her kindliness overcomes indifference and pro- duces good will. GERTRUDE HESSION, A.B. Shorthand, Typing . . . A smile a day keeps the students com- ing back for more. ANDREW B. HOEFLIN, A.B., AM. Social science T Amiws star in our armament whose light wigsbtifte. .fl J ' X RUTH B. KAPPELER, A.B., Typing, Freshman Chorus, Eng- Iish . . . A petite instructor whose animation helps her get results. CARINA HEINZMAN, B.S. Clothing, Commercial Geogra- phy . . . Her industry influen- ces others. ELEANOR HIATT, A.B. Sec- retary to the Principal . . . If she had 10,000 things to do, she would still be her pleasant self. CARLETON J. JACOBSON, B.S. Printing . . .You enjoy his class and his company, and get something out of both. H. H. LANDIS, B. S., M. S. Head of Mathematics Depart- ment, Algebra . . . His cheer- fulness is infectious. The German class appreciates the chance to listen to their favorite German composers. Other classes in this department are Latin, Spanish, and French.

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When they Finish this course, their sales talks are so con- vincing that people just can't refuse to sign on the dotted line. Do you think you could resist this salesman? GLADYS E. MILLER, A.B. Shorthand, Typing . . . Perse- Verance and unselfishness char- acterize our friend and teacher. DOROTHY MOHN, B.S., A.M. Physical Education, Hygiene . . . Heaps of fun, attractive plus, and has loads of pep. MERLE J. RIRIE, B.S. Indus- trial and Architectural Drawing . . . A fair referee, both on the field and in the classroom. MARGARET SHEPHERD- SON, B.S. Art, Crafts . . . Her artistic ability inspires others. HELEN E. MILLER, B.S. Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Bookkeeping . . . Her friend- liness brings ready response. FRANK W. POCKLINGTON, B. S., A. M. Social Science, Mathematics . . . A worth- while leader in any activity. V. C. SHEPHERD, B. Ed. Physics, Chemistry . . . Accu- rate and precise. He teaches ue to think. EDWARDINE SPERLING, A.B. English . . . So vivacious that her classes are always in- teresting. Woodruff students should be more intelligent motorists as a result of this course. In the driving class they learn about motors and traffic laws as well as how to drive.