Harrisburg Township High School - Keystone Yearbook (Harrisburg, IL)

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The Stuff t Co-Editors Dortha Perry, Martha Lynn Baker Iunior Editor ..., Barloara Wasson Photography Editors . Helen Mitchell, Kathleen Crebo, Pat C'Neill, Elaine Taylor Literary Editors . . . Carolyn Felts, Louise Clayton, Martha Malan, lane Mitchell, Betty Bay Durham Sports Editor .... Student Life lack Prowell Photographers .... Typists . Salesmen Advertising Art . Sponsor . , Business .- ,, Advertising Duane Cozart, Marchetta Thurmond Evadean Bodgers, lean Darnall, Hilda Stankunas, Nina Hooten, Norma Yar- lorough, Mary Landis Howard Neville, Charles Christner, Dick Odle, lmogene Mick, Odell Love, Eu- gene McCormack, Lenora Upchurch, Shirley Short, Francis Swinney, Norma lean Hanks, lean Moore, Grace Benson -Virginia Iones, Advertising Manager, Helen Laird, Norma lean Hanks, Fran- cis Io Swinney, lack Barnett, Pat Baley, Marjorie Hienton, Norma Howton, Barbara Booten, Dick Ferguson Curtis Hise 'i' , Verma Cgg w Eleanor. Etherton xl l ff 'I ---- dl? Q2-F F ay Moffett X N g 9 A J -4 'nv K ry Lk, . Ai ,. 7

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George Davenport B. E. Hari W. B. Westbrook Lloyd L. Parker F cmk Parker Pres dent Secretary Board of Education A The responsibilities of Boards of Education during peace time are far from small and like all other public institutions, its responsibilities and the demands for its services are greatly in- creased because of the War. . Students' and members of our faculty have responded for various types of service that in any Way would help -bring certain victory. lf Boards of Education, through the coopera- tion of all the citizens of their school districts can cause their schools to continue with least interruption, to offer such courses as are asked by the Federal Government, to continue the peacetime curriculum and assume added responsibilities in such a manner that they can still have available functioning institutions at the close of the War, these boards may justly feel proud. We are Well pleased With the leadership that our school has, looth from the standpoint of administration and teacher personnel. Our school has devoted itself enthusiastically to the task before it, yet has remained completely free from hysteria. We are very pleased to report that the Harrisburg Town- ship High School is meeting amicably the various demands and yet is operating on a sound financial basis. The Board of Education proposes to continue the opera- tion of this school in such a manner that the boys and girls not in service may continue to receive as good as, yes, even better training than before, and at the same time preserve this institution for effective permanent post-War service. We express our gratitude to the public for unexcelled understanding, cooperation and support. 12 . ,,.......................t..h. L....- M-, .