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

Page 14 text:

PRINCIPAL R L FOSTER BS MA Nortneast Mrssoun State Teachers College Unrverslty of Mtssoun UHIVGYSITY of H1 note T r g the 1951 50 scroct e r Mr Foster has contmued to Prove hrs ac 1' t dtrect al school attarrs th skrll and Judgrrent Tnrs year ln Orrgnnatecl and put rnto effect at H T H D a new scnedule Nhtch has proved mast acceataole because f 1te. tlextb tj 1n affcrdrng a greater varlety of suolects a d oecause extra ca ncular a ttvltres can now oe carned on wtthrn the ecn Mr F ster S Keen mtere t IH everw student rn extra curncular actrvrt ee d rr schalastrc acnreve en 5 has captured 1 ntrrt the adrnrratr n e r df taccrt e l . . , . ., . . . Q ,H A . ' V ' V 4 I ' ' H CJ HOLL. - .J , . J 'I' C1 . r AJ A ' if -. ,-, ' 1 ' ' .Us ' ' Q .1 tj ., 1 . 1. . . A . .c , . . ,., . . A l .A . . , . . 4' . 1 , , 1 i .. ., . , . - Ag - - C . c 111 ' N , , , . . . . . . . fl . - ' I' C , . .rect any , 3, . A 5 A' . , - .l7,C1Y1 .1. . . .7 CT... C L -+V ' ,A ' A - Y ' V.. f. H W v-' Y ct the :.,.'.'1c..f ,V , - ' T if, C1211 3.1.9 ,C..US',l..1fy, 6 'Q sp

Page 13 text:

f-ju! gf f fear 4.6K gy fx- M 2 fs aff-'H TEACHERS WERE SLAY ES 0l'lglllllllN The early Roman school was often a PERGULA a gallery attachec' to a publlc bu1ld1ng It was an open room roofed agamst the sun and ram but wlthout backs The ch1ldren were exoosed to the d1stract1ons of busy town llfe People nearby were annoyed by nolsy recltatlons and even noxsxer punlshments Teachers were 111 pard and ongxnally were slaves Three dollars per student per year was a fa1r fee Puplls brought presents from UIT16 to tune fhonoranum xn those day J apple pohshmg these days The school day began before sunr se Gust try to get Iumor up before seven th1rty'J Students brought candles by wh1ch to study Lmhl 1t became lxght The teachers dutv ceased when the student assumed the toga of manhood but warm affectlon contmued through hfe between the student and the PAEDAGOGUS ll D J g 4 I u Q 4 7 N . . . ' I 4 . X open at the sides and furnished with rough benches

Page 15 text:

Dean of Girls ALTA, DAVIS. B.Ed., NLF.. Southern Illinois Ut1'.'ers1t': Peabody College Civics and Econcriicsp U S Historvg Sponsor luiior Class Hi-Tri, Dean of Girls, Miss Davis has continued her 1-fork this 'rear ZF fean of Girls zviih the sarzie quiet sympathy, encouragement and understanding she always shown, Tnrcugn ner ieaaer- shijo in Hi-Tri she has come in Contact with mont of the Qliif our school, and by her wise counseling, friendliness, :ia sincerity has enabled us tc better adiust ourselves to various asicects of schocl life. Sne may be seen most any day in roor: 122 helping girls with problems concerning colleges, scholarships, vocations, and school programs, or planning some Hi-Tri activity-all this and a full curricular schedule tcc Dean of Boys H. B. BAUMAN, Head of History Dept., Ed.B., M.A. Southern Illinois University University of Iowa University of Michigan Orientation, U. S, History, Psychology, and Sociology, Sponsor: Hi-Y, Student Council, lunior and Senior National Honor Societies, Dean of Boys, and Director of Guidance. As Dean of Boys, Mr. Bauman enjoys the high regard cf both faculty and students. His great interest in all students has won for hirn not only deep respect, but many cherished friendships arr.ong the students. His valuable advice has guided many of us in choosing the right vocation by stimu- lating our interests and giving us that extra amount of confi- dence which is so important to a young and confused person Mr Bauman stresses the importance of high ideals and strong jcetonalities which send our students from high school better able tc cope with lifes problems. Office Staff and Custodian Mane McCormick Shirley Brinkley Ray Goben e a 1 f s...-A -Ar -3