Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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FLORENCE STEPZINSKI, B.S. Spanish, Typing . . . Her many interests and ability to do things well make her fasci- nating. PAUL R. WAUGH, B.S. Head of Industrial Department, Elec- tricity . . . Industrious and skillful. He hides his light under a bushel. R E M D A WESTERMANN, B.S. Art . . . A winning prize for Woodruff. RAY WOLF, B.S. Physical Ed- ucation, Hygiene . . . Wit and wisdom make an excellent team for an assistant coach. A. D. WURZBURGER, B.S. Industrial Drawing, General Mathematics, Electricity, Safe- ty Driving . . . Skill in driv- ing is only one of his abilities. MARGARET LAUKITIS, B.S. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Secre- tarial Practice . . . A disciple of thorough education. She teaches you something. A movie trip around the world is nothing new to the members of the commercial geography class. Every day in class a study is made of the relation of the world's occupations to the natural resources and conditions found in various nations. FLORENCE WARFIELD, A.B., A.M. English, Latin . . . Dignified, gracious - molder of character. KATHRYN C. WELSH, A.B. Clothing . . . Thorough and ever so effective. LOUISE V. WHITE, B. S., A.M. General Science, General Mathematics, Hygiene . . . She reveals scientific mysteries so that our hungry minds crave more. FORREST J. WOODMAN, A.B. Band, Orchestra . . . Happy in his work and gener- ous to all worthy causes. EMALINE E. MILLER, B.S. Geography . . . Knowledge supplemented by travel, which adds to the interest in her class- room.

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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.

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Faculty Snaps Miss McClugage's Boys' Home Ec Class entertains basketball team . . . Mr. Ririe takes a glance at the cameraman . . . Mr. Hoeflin in the hall . . . Mt. Armitage in Woodshop . . . Miss Hession with her pretty smile . . . Mr. Burt takes a moment OH . . . Busy Miss E. Miller . . . Hold it, Mr. Dunlop . . . Mechanical drawing with Mr. Brye . . . Things are on the up and up with Mr. Correll and Mr. Carlin . . . Miss Macdonald, happy with the world.