Harter Stanford Township High School - Harstan Yearbook (Flora, IL)

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v5 vs U 60 ' Ac. wJ'-' JEANNE NVERNER jg-nic St. Louis I-2: Glee Club 4: Cho- rus with llmul 3: State Chorus Contest 3: Foreign Language Club 4. f . A 4 r li, - f . ,f ' Q, ,U , , V Ig f x N 1 rumms wmx, JR. rom llnnil l-2-344: Counuerrizil Club 4: llistriet llmnl Contest 2-3: State llatul Contest 3: Foreign Lilllgllllgt' Club 3-4: Rifle Club 4: Vice Presiilent Rifle Club 4. MARY GRACE YATICS Annual Staff 4: Commercial Club 4: Science Club 4: Paper Stuff 4: Foreign Language Club 2-3'-1. lllbRlVl'llY JANE YOUNG Dr1Hj , llnnzl l-2-3-4: Glee Club I-2-4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-4: Commercial Club 4: G.A,A. 142: District llnnel Contest I-2-3: State lluurl Contest 2-3: National Urellestru Contest 2: Foreign Language Club 2'-1. A11 PlCflll't'- .Xl,l,lCNl'I GILL l!l'IYl'l!l Y IlI'l.l.ARlJ lhnfr .N':m'rvi'ri IACQUI-2l,l N li XVARRICN ROY MILN ER LEO NIST GICORGIT ll. XVINKA F.l'.A. I-2-3-4. XVAl,'lY5N IC. YATES 2-S: judging Contest of F. GICNIC l,AlYRl'fNCl2 Xenia: l-2-3: llzlske z Il X 4 Lliss I'lny Q l-..-3: All School l'l:uy 1. RUSSELL XYIRES Foreign Lflllgllilgt Club 2. R0llliR'l' CALVIN YATICS Bill: Science Club 4: l':ipvr Stuff 4 Foreign L:uu.gii:u1:e Club 2-3-4. Class Vice l'resimlent I: F.F.A .A. 2 -24. Ibtll l 3 ' ' ' 1' ' Tran:

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llll,l, si-iiuwiii: ' Science Club 4: l,l'l'SlflL'llf of Scivncc Club 4: Fort-ign Lau- guatfc Club 2-3. l'llll,l,ll' SIllI'l'll ,5'n11j?y llanrl 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. I-2-3-4: Treasurer of F.F.A. I-2: Judging Contest of F.F.A. l-2-3: District llanrl Contvst' l-2-3: State lland Contest 2-3: Forvign Language Club 3-4. HARRY SMITH Xenia l-2-3: lland I-2-33 Commer- cial Club -lg Class Play 2. 'l'lllil.MA STANFORD Cisnc lg lluinc lic. Club 3: Sci- cncc Club -lg Fort-igu Language Club 2-3. -I.-X M l lf 'TAYLOR llanrl l-.Z-3--lg l'rt-sirlcut of llanrl 3: lllvv Club 3: fllixctl Chorus l-2-3-4: Annual Stal? 4: Com- nu-rcial Club 41 Class Yict- l'i't-si- clout 2: Class l'lay 35 Science Club -lg Golf 41 Fort-iiru l,:i1igtt:u.!n Club 43 Orchestra l-2-3: District llantl Cuutt-st l-2-3: District Solo Contest l-2-3-4: State llantl Con- test 2-3: State Solo Contest 2-3-45 National Urrlu-stra Contest 25 Na- tional Snln Contt-st 2-3. wax srovmi ??'Y-cf. NAOMI RUT . rrh Annual Staff 4: G.A.A. 1: Li- brary Statf 2: Home Tic. Club I-2-3-4: Paper Stal? 2: NVolvettes 'T IEDXVARD L. SPARLING Bible Grove 1-2-3: Carmi l: Foot- ball lg Basketball 1-2-31 Annual Stat? 2: Commercial Club 4: Class Play 1-2-3: Soft Ball 3. ROSALIIQ 5'l'Ul'IRZl'INllliRGl'IR Glce Club 2-3: Mixctl Chorus 2-35 Annual Staff 4: Commercial Club 4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Library Stat? 4: Home lic. Club 2-42 Paper Staff 4: Pen Squad 2: Chorus with Band 3: District Chorus Contest 25 Foreign Lau- guage Club 2-3-4. NURMA LUIS 'l'lillIf0Rll llantl l-2-3-4: Gln- Club l-2-3-42 Xlixctl Chorus l-2-3--lg Cntnmer- cial Club- 4: District llantl Cou- tcst l-2-3: District Solo Contest 2-3: State Band Contest --.la Stan Solo and linscniblc Contcst 3: Na ional lrchesta 2: Urclit-stra l- 2-3 For f Language Club l-.Z- 3-4. I Page Eiglitccu l-33 District l'lllSk'llllllt' Conti--t 1 .

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JllIIl0ll GLASS President .... .... ...... ....... I e a n Frost Vice President ........ ......... O tis Henson Secretary .......1. ' ,. .......... Bill Seelman Treasurer ....... ,........ ........ ............... R a y 'mond Snyder Sponsors ......... ....... lt liss Almalee Greenlee, Dick Conley ,llotto- Do it yourself and you'll know it's done. Colors-Purple and White. Flower-HVVhite Carnation. Y GLASS IIISTDIIY Over the wishing well stood lilorabella, Yearning the return of years she loved so well g Of happy days back in '38 XVhen lirst she entered H.S.'l'.H.S. to seek her fate She was very green but gay And went about her work as if 'twere play. How well she remembers that eventful year VYhen Snyder, Fogler, Ferguson, and Purdue drew the popular votes, XYhile Graham and Dancey lightened their loads. The first outings held so dearly were two joyous occasions remembered so clearly. The second year was started with delight as Frost, Doty, McGannon, and Friend led all aright. XVith leaders Schrodt and Bunn their picnics and parties were lots of fun, llut alas! A Clark bar was her failing and she left us awailing. llut our tears were driven away when Miss Drexler came to stay. One event stood out along the way The great l-lair Ribbon and Overall Day. Then the happy school days drew to a close-- ' Now they could rest in glad repose. ii 'i Then the return in the fall for the most eventful year of all. With Frost, Henson, Seelman, and Snyder to guide us and Greenlee and Conley to stand beside us. The largest crowd ever attended the play that we presented. Everything was gay when we held the prom in May. Now we look forward to the day when we will graduate in May. Page Twenty