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

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MANAGING EDITORS In spite of the teacher shortage and the many other post-war difficulties which have beset schools, our Board of Education has con- tinued to uphold its high standards in all cir- cumstances. It has secured the best trained and the most qualified teachers for the benefit of us, the student body. We Want to express our gratitude for their interest and unfailing co-operation in all improvements of our build- ing this year. George Davenport Pres. of Board of Education Frank Parker B. E. Hurt Secretary Mrs. McCormick Shirley Norman Secretary Office Assistant The cheerful faces of Mrs. McCormick, Shirley Norman, and Sybil Law have bright- ened many dark days for us by their friendly help. Through their efforts the utmost in effi- ciency was maintained at all times. Q42 W. B. Westbrook Lloyd I.. Parker , I Sybil Law Ray Goben Office Assistant Custodian Under the direction of Mr. Ray Goben our school was kept spic and span in spite of all the students' efforts to track in as much dirt as possible.

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KEEP TUNED DAILY to WEBU The Pioneer Voice of Southern Illinois Established in 1923 1240 lcilocycles For Advertising Rates Vvrite l. M. Taylor, Manager LETTERS FROM THE EDITORS Dear Student Body: In case you notice any resemblance between our 1947 Keystone and Life, it is purely intentional and premeditated. We hope you like it! Yours, Barb and Louise Dear Faculty: We're writing especially to thank Miss Eleanor Etherton and Mr. Woodrow Cordray, our Keystone business managers, and most of all, Miss Velma Ogg, who, as chief fac- ulty advisor, has been indispensable in the work of our book. Thanks, Louise and Barb P.S. Of course we appreciate the cooperation and advice the other members of the Faculty have given us on our Life. Mr. K. G. Cooley The David I. Molloy Plant Chicago. Illinois Dear Mr. Cooley: This year, as in many past years, our Keystone cover literally pro- claims that you, Mr. K. G. Cooley, have made it-and have made it one of the best. Thanks to you too, Barb and Louise Mr. Lynn Hiser Mr. I. W. Patterson Huston-Patterson Corp. Decatur. Illinois Dear Sirs: Our thanks go out to you, too, for your trips to Harrisburg and for your invaluable help to us at the Press Conference at Urbana. With Appreciation, WW P Louise and Barb Mr. Edwin Hackleman Indianapolis Engraving Co. Indianapolis. Indiana. Dear Mr. Hackleman: We are appreciative also of your excellent work and the Indianapolis Engraving Co.'s fine cooperation. Thanks again, Barb and Louise Dear Mr. Metcalf: You've made our book become a Life ! What else can we say? Sincerely, Louise and Barb 1 Dear Community: We are pleased not only with your advertising but also with your sup- porting spirit. As ever, x -V Barb and Lnnnse i Dear Keystone Staff Members: Thanks for letting us speak for the entire Life of our H.T.H.S. in the above letters. Bye now, Louise and Barb Q32 Compliments to l KlY'llINl itll Mr. Mccortnell and the Faculty The Student Body ancl the Graduating Class of 1947 Q S E T E N FURNITURE STORE

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DEA ' GARAGE Dean Hill HUDSON PACKARD Vvfis ,IBS Success To The Class of '47 l KEYSTONE EDITORS IN CHIEF Louise Beltz and Barbara Marlon The editors encourage letters from subscribers. EDITORIAL STAFF Senior Editors: Anne Halbersleben Mary Alice Hancock Faculty Editors: Donna Haley Suzanne Polk Literary Editors: Mary Emma Snyder, Marjorie Dunn, Lolita Nellans, Fred Hood, Bernice Lands. Assistant Editors: Rita Evans, Shirley Gaskins. Sports Editors: Bob Rich, lim Catlin, Photographers: Roy Small, lack Lasersohn, Donald Boyd. Iunior Editors: Leta Small, lanet Perry, Mary Nell Allen. Sophomore Editors: Bob Beltz, Mary Ellen Harper, Mary lean lackson. Freshman Editors: lean Kestler, Val- gene Gibbons. Art Editors: Betty Walker, Herschel Cline. Typists: Beulah Lievers, Vera Wright, Anna Mae Yates, Phyllis Lambert. General Assistants: Bradford Buck- low, Kenneth Martin. PRINTER Huston-Patterson Corporation ENGRAVER Indianapolis Engraving Company FACULTY SPONSOR Miss Velma Ogg KEYSTONE SALES Eleanor Etherton ADVERTISING Woodrow Cordray cc 5 2 Pill Ponrmc sms INC. Hi-ways are happy ways Wfhen you drive a Pontiac KEYSTONE'S PICTURES Mr. I. M. Metcalf, Whose photog- raphy adorns our chronicle of school life, is noted over this area as the master of his art. ln addition to his well-won praise as school-life pho- tographer, Mr. Metcalf has Won na- tional recognition through his por- traitures.