Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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2 x L3 ALL-SCHOOL PLAY UNCLE FRED FLITS the title of the all-school and November l at 8 p,m. The play was directed student assistant, Mary Dee BY by P. G. Wodehouse was play presented on October 31 in the school auditorium. by Mr. Paul Caywood and his Carver. Students who took part were Pat Gouran, Howard Peters, Terry Kali, Pat Wallenfang, Jo-helen Ulrich, Jim Corley, Chuck Salisbury, Carole Pacey, Bruce Miller, Judy Favus, Martha Wightman, Marilla Sauder, Mary Norton, and Dick James. Stage set, properties, make-up, publicity, programs, ushers, and orchestra were all done by students under the supervision of faculty advisors. I t - Mm

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In Miss Warfield's 5th hour beginning Latin Class, Dora Anthony, Mickey Boggs, Raleigh Allen, Darrell Bartel, and Carol Chapman check the derivation of a word. Most Yearbooks put all the emphasis on the extra curricular activities, but we all know that 90 per cent of our time is spent plugging away at the business of getting an education. Class work is all important. Everybody has to take three and a half years of English. Most academic students choose at least one year of Latin. Miss Perdew's 6th hour Freshmen English class seems to know all the answers. The week of October 21-25 the Asian flu hit hard! Although many schools were closed and Woodruff had 350 students absent, classes continued to meet. Carolyn Trimble, Carl Henke, Kathy Williamson, Marian Chamberlain, and Linda Powell illustrate how classes look- ed during the flu epidemic. A big crowd turns out for the mass meeting on October 25 before the Manual game. ..12...

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BUSINESS In Woodruff's business deliartment, stu- , FQ dents are trained to be efficientipffice workers and secretaries. r 1 ,R ,- be of H ' I N, ' r 1' In the freshman fry a srudehviakes F general busine where 1 is givenman intro- K R, duction to the ndanieentals of gprk in today's5 M business world. Itiyhe wishes tofpcontinue with' ii a business cours ,she star? typing irip hi o ho- more yes. T n as af Z ior, the. trdeit is . introduc to ookkeeping and shor jn . r 1 As senior, ,pike busines L- fudent may tyaike secretarial rgfztice, advanced bbokkepp-4 or he maxi lhoose office occuphti H 1 in ,which xhe spends part ofthis school defy ork- ing in 'a dofwntown olgfibe under the supervision of bo Ehis teacheivaiid his employer. i . M .. SX' gif x' i QL V A A tk f' Z- kj Si A R K, , , X2 A ,g Marcia 'Malone and Mary Schlosse fpractice taking, dictation from the i Lf' taieiirqcbrder. R X I S 1 E JE. Q . . W - r, ' 11 , -J , msg , Qi L 1 X, . kv' 'E it fi s R .s ' nf e g I , l , Office Occ pations students Judy Br ndow, Carla Unes, .W kind Ingp-Regele do a duplicating' jo on the Gestetner. D Q K ' -14- I f Gary Mathison and Linda Powell practice telephone technique in their general business class.