Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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I 5624! E Special events of the school year furnish many opportunities to ain , V . g . Y ri the gold of good character and. r personality. The plays, the 1 dances, the assembly programs, l parties, election campaigns-, the special days for good grooming and cleanup, all help ro de- velop good qualities that last a lifetime.

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HOMECOMI G 19 9 HOMECOMING 1959 fOctober 14, 15, 161 began with the annual stunt shows by the four classes. The Juniors won, with the Sophomores coming in second, Seniors third, and Freshmen last. The game Friday night with the Spalding Irish was a big disappointment as the Warriors went down in defeat. ff-X , Elected chief and princess by the student body were John Helrnick and Judy Birney. Other candidates for chief were Cecil Brown, Bob Doss, Ted Evans, and Jim Roth, for princess, Ellen Buttgen, Jo Ann Heffern, Rita Perrine, and Marian Singer. Indian Summer, the theme of the POW WOW dance, concluded the festivities. Judy Birney and John Helmick, Princess and Chief of the 1959 Homecoming. 'x X fu- fg .. .eh -'K f' wifes. ' 2 t if .tp 5.6, .55 3 3 'Jr 'Az - we 4- fiq-1.50 1 wi-n tales the Wigwam By the shores of lake Peoria, two Indian Princes contended for leadership of their mighty tribe. The sonorous verse, superb dance routines, beautiful staging and the depth of meaning made the Junior stunt, Ta1es of the Wigwam, the winner.