Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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'VXL SS ' E i T Q51 . Q! KEY CLUB: Row 1: C. Hartseil, C. Keele, K. Jeurjens, T. Trefzger, Fl. Schaeffer, D.West, M. Adkins, K. Post, M. Turner, V. Boucher, Advisor. Flow 2: J. Fredell, D. Otey, M. Huddle, B. Grimson, V. Thomas, D. Myers, R. Siegle, G. Hill, D. Serup, G. Bauhaus, Fl. Bademaker,W. Sutter, H. Gunther, K, Ober, G. Taylor, S. Warren, J, Joyce, D. Randolph, M. Plunkett, D. Knapp, S. Plum, T. Mclntosh, B. McGowan, J. Garry. Row 4: D. Evans, M. Arends, P. Ehlen, D. Vandeveer, B. Lake, B. Hayes, S. Hoskins, Fl. Hill, D. Mabee, K. Post, D. Fauser, T. Atkins, D. Fleising. 5 5 3.84 KEYETTES: Row 1: C. Hartseil, Advisor, C. Stanley, D. Berlett, B. Thomas, J. Stanley, C. Clatt, L. Schlesinger, T. Atkinson, P. Waibel, K. Dozard, V. Bou- cher, Advisor. Row 2: C. Duhs, M. Molleck, S. Sulaski, C. F?ondon,S. Thomas, S. King, N. Monchton, K. Metzger, J. Strode, L. Glenn, D. Chrisman, N. Jones, K. Robbins, M. Crawley, L. West, K. Wieland, K. Harris, J. Gomes, J. Trau, M. Wilson, S. Guzman, L. Keller, C. Fiauhaus, L. Pantages, T. Schultz, P. Harrison, H. Loudenburg, D. Carrell, S. Somerville. Row 4: J. Steffan, M. Davis, M. Green, A. Phillips, T. Matthews, K. Arends, M. Westerfield, S, Pearce, M. Behrends, C. Miller, F. Matthews, L. Green, S. Berkel, V. Harper.

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4' S . as f was' 'i .M I r 1', I 5 3 .LES ,, .. M. A imuhy , .S.. ' Y ff Q F, . M .Q A j 'Cv A' :iv - -- -gb ' Wlxvfa j s H. n , ,gf,.f'rs'r 4 4 cgfs ify . . ...fix sg' U-,gy W,-,Y I wvfmgjgi. f W I 46 '?' he .:.m..xf-be-N 3- -1' Y I ' x ',,gzuv, A-51, Karas., 93 . vi t.. Qs , sf sg.. '1-.., Chris Rondon and Cathy Farquhar Until a few months ago, I was living a relatively quiet life in Chile. By attending an all girl school, participating in a theater group and two choirs, I had much satisfaction. I also enjoyed sports such as volley ball, swimming and traveling with my family through Chile. In the summer, I work in camp with the AFS group. I didn't have a fixed objective, but a desire to some day leave my country, see new horizons and customs of another country. The solution: apply for an AFS Scholarship! And now here I am in Peoria living with the Morgan family. Life is so different here, but I love it and all the new things: the school, teachers, friends, subjects, sports, weather and food! I really hope that I will adapt and become a real American girl. The months of July and August 1974 made more difference in my life than all my previous summers put together. I spent 68 fabulous days with the American Field Service in what I now consider my second country, France. The month of August I spent with the Robert Pluchet family in their country home, 50 kilometers southeast of Paris. I found the French to be, contrary to popular opinion, warm and very hospitable. I had a great summer in a fantastic country, France. WWW

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SPEECH TEAM: Flow 1: T. Hammock, L. West, J. Bishop, T. Turney, T. Hadfield, J. Long. Flow 2: D. Carrell, J. Strode, J. Gomes, S. Lawrence, S. Storey, M. Brandow, B. Thomas, T. Hagan. Row 3: S. Plum, T. Trefzger, K. Gosnell, L. Schlesinger, B. Grimson, Mr. Freeburn. DEBATE: Row 1: Kathi Wieland, Jean Togi- kavva. Row 2: Cheryl Groezinger, Jeff Phillips.