Streator Township High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Streator, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1916 volume:

THE CCHOOL REVIE W +9- 9.79 vim rw Cu, fvlnl -47' E Uhr murrag Sinn, Invltes the Young Ladles of the SMS to call and examme CI'1tlC2llly all the New Thmgs ln M1ll1nery Sults Coats Dresses Blouses Sklrts also New P1606 Dress Goods Dress Ac CCSSOTICS Damty Neckwear Gloves Handkerchlefs etc etc We assure you that a V1S1t of In spectlon from any member of the S H S vull be greatly appreclated D C MURRAY 8. CO 1 + r 41 nrnlu It :mining al nz-on n ll 1 H I G H J 'N rain-u-n-n--1 -:Z -r :ff ::: - W :1 -nf if -- 1::::f::f:1l 1: 5 ll rn W l, ' -Z1 WWAQ ni f- 740 1 -rx' 1 ' 'rv -2 4 ' -A ch 1' C 7' ffvff 57 H B R '77 L 1- J 5 l Il N? V Kc p 1 J Q -I LL x Q .A ,W it -tl . . ll I ,- -- V, W . . K, , ll .P - lst 52. - - ,, 415. .U l W ll ' ur I l l ' e Y ' I 5 5 X .E I - ae X 1 X 0 I ... -4 l 1. ., T pg 1: an l ll 1' as l ., ,L 5 A in n ll ' o o o W an rw ' . . . . . if 1: ' ' al ,Q , , -, 1 52 zz Y ' ' i 1, r 7 v v V , U l ll H . . - .. . A 8 . I . . 7. . . I ' l , I 0 Y n an R ,. THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW M. PURCELL 8 COMPANY THE PROGRESSIVE STORE where the new goods are shown first. Many new lines are now on display in the various departments. New Silks-New Dress Goods-New White Goods-New Ginghams - New Laces - New Embroideries - New Gloves-New Hosiery-New Suits-New Coats, etc. A visit to the various departments will be greatly appreciated. M PURCELL 8 COMPANY J A HUGGANS COMPANY Plumbers and Steamfntters North Bloomingto Streator Illinois JJ KMETZ 8 GRANT SI ELIXLIYINC IN SHOES wr snow THE xr-wFs'r STYLES FIRST 307 E Main Sl JODIES E HA llgars Tobaccos and Smokers XFIICIGS STRF XTOR ILL F HOLMES 8 SON Complete Line of DRY GOODS AND I 1 , w Y Y I I 1 I I . ' ' . . L . J. . L L . Who csale and Rc-tail ,. sv 4 ' -12 H. Main Sf.. ,1 , . 114 ' n St. , . 2.rjIg 1: 'lij!l1 w-14'':, g:1U'1v1fj-yn-1'WnlllU jY11:ZXwb. qw. ','.: ,,,,,,x 6.1 .... uc.l.1nn.J...r..g..uJ+m.E,...u..u..,.11..mn. I, . ., ,. . , . 1 THE REVIEW onlenls llcclc ltlon St lff P flltnrml Teachers Poem Ro Class Class Claw Plctul GQ Cl us Hlstorj, In the Hut of the FIGIX Death Story Three G1rlS The Glam of Tlme Blllo fo! IUIHIQG Tendmg 'md Bolrdm Qtorx Semor Not xhles fllw Wlll I' xnharmgos Soual Noteq Commelclal Part Alumm Notee Clrli Glee Club Orchestrl BoyS C lee Club Jumor f l iss Sophomole ClasQ FreQhman Claws Athl9tlCQ Jokes of Our H1,qh School C n '2, . '. l 1 . .. .1 A , . .-. '. , 4.. . . an 44' ,, , an H ' . ' ' . ' . ' c 1 c T ,'. l ,Z '.. ' ,f.. . J, ' ,.'. l ' .. 1' 7 w 1 . , .' 2. x v 1 , 1 . . ' '4 .. Jr... 1 v A We the Review Staff of the Streator Townshlp Hugh School xn deep appreclatxon of hls fdlthful and consclentlous labor for and wlth the Students of thlS qchool sxmexely dedlcate this the qemor Numbel of the Rewew to our frlend and teacher To N11 O -X R-XWLINS THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW he evlew faff Publ1shed by the Students of the Streator Tovv nshlp Hlgh School Entered as second class mutter Dec 19 1914 at the Post Office at Streator Illmols undex ut of congrew of M'1rch 3 1879 L 54.4 40' x QU: If 6 I R . S ' ' ' -1 9 1 ' , ' 1 ' .. . , . '3,,,g,M Llw 4- fi' ' . ' A -7 Y . , 1 , - .M 4 f , , ff :ff I I , px, WM.. ,, ,,,,. L.. - ff- H ' I ' z.fLgL,. l Ln 1.1.5, 5 ' lg ' 1 0 O N ef-we A KQ W' 14- V4 -:af .-Am.-., ua, f Y . 11. , V 1.11 Q, f fl., 2 ml , 1 Lil, :Jil li' 1 , z 1 0 r xl , .-f,,.g, ,...,..,. 12 XLDAU, ' .f.azw1,f4:1 W5 ' THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW d1l'orlal TS ALWAYS hard to say goodby even when one knows that she IS comlng back some txme-and when one IS sure that she IS golng away forever the task IS a good deal harder It makes one wxsh that she had all the eloquence of all the ages and sages so that she mlght wrlte somethmg really worth the readlng somethmg really worth whlle some thmg that w1ll make her remembered after she IS gone But smce wlt and words and worth have been demed us m the measure for which we long there IS nothlng left but to do the best we can and our very best IS so often pltlably poor We have notxced that other edltors on glvmg thelr farewell address always mentlon the fact that though they have not come up to the helght of thelr ldeals at very least they are comforted by the thought that thelr ln tentlons were good and then' Ideals Just as hlgh at the end as at the begm nlng however much thelr hopes were blasted But somehow that thought doesn t comfort us so much as lt mlght We wanted to do wonders-to work mxracles to set precedents and we forgot that thmgs do not come to pass through mere wantlng So our dreams falled to come true But there IS one thmg that alone IH all f,hlS world of sorrow IS a comfort at the last ilf we sound as if we were about to dle, that IS Just the way we feel J And thls one thln IS that the lxttle we dld never went unapprelcated Teachers pupxls and parents they were always encouragmg, when encour agement was the most Important thmg m all the world There were tlmes when lt seemed as lf everythmg was gomg wrong when our asplratlons and our msplratxons allke had left us and the sun had gone under a cloud But when everythnng else falled there was stlll sympathy and understand mg and we honestly belleve that there IS more sympathy and understandmg 1n Streator Hlgh than IH any other school of 1ts SIZE ln the world Whlch bellef we shall stand by untll the end of the chapter So lf those we are leawlng behmd will remember that we are sorry to leave them because they themselves were so good to us as to make us un wllllng to do wlthout then' many kmdnesses, and wlll try to reallze that ln whatever else we have fallen short at least our gratltude IS beyond all bounds and all language then we shall have done a llttle-and to us the httle wlll be much We wxll not say goodby That word IS too hopelessly final We will only say Auf Wedersehen and God bless you' AN APPRECIATION HE EDITOR of the Revlew wlshes to extend her smcere thanks and appreclatlon to every member of the Staff Wlth whom she has worked thxs year for each one has earned special pralse for the cheerful and conscxentlous manner ln whlch they have conducted themselves during the entlre perlod Partxcular praxse should be glven to our efhclent Business 7 1 2 I E ' - ' 2 I 4 , . . 1 . , . . . . . H . ,, . . . 1 1 ' - , - , . , . . 1 1 . . 0. . . . . ,., . , i - , . , - 1 1 v 1 44 11 u 11 . 1 THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Manager Alfred Murray, who has faithfully supermtended the busmess end of this publlcatlon along wlth contrlbutmg at dlfferent tlmes to the hterary slde Mlss Whlte Mlss Hartford and Mr Harmsh faculty representatives on the Staff have glven mvaluable ald Edythe Anderson the capable Art Editor Margaret Jennett Edxtor of Jokes Loulse Black, head of the Lxt erary Department and Burgess and Lmane Subscrlptlon Managers have also done thelr work exceedmgly well Sam Plumb has ably 8SSlSt6d the Managmg Edltor Wllllam Lewls has recorded at length the Athletic events of the School, Lennox Grey has made the usually dry Exchange Page one of real mterest and the Class Reporters also have done thelr best whlle the Alumm news were well taken care of by Regina Iskowlch Edltor of that sectlon of the Revlew The underclassmen on the Staff have proved themselves so capable of fillmg the posltlons whlch they occupy that the Edltor does not hesltate to recommend them to fill slmxlar places next year, and the result should be a very successful Revlew for 1916 17 OUTGOING TEACHERS E SINCERELY regret to record the fact that Streator Hlgh IS to lose four of nts best teachers wlth the golng of Mr Rawhns, Mr Scott Mr Harmsh and Mr Mueller Mr Rawlins has been Prmclpal of our School smce the year before the entrance of the Class of 1916 the Class whlch IS bemg graduated this June He has been a good teacher and a klnd guide to all of the members of the Class and they with the rest of the students smcerely regret hns gomg as It IS doubtful lf such an earnest and hard workmg supermtendent can be easxly found Mr Scott came to the School at the same tlme as dld Mr Rawlins and he too, wlll be greatly mlssed by hls pupils and by all those who really knew him He IS a cheer ful and lnspxrmg teacher and the sort of txreless worker who gets results as was amply demonstrated by the fact that one of h1s puplls won the Gold Medal whlch the I V H S A offered at the LaSalle Interscholastlc Meet The commerclal department has had for five years an efllclent head ln Mr Scott Mr Harmsh IS to be congratulated on hls bemg appomted Supermtendent of the Hugh School ln whlch he taught before he came to Streator and though he wlll be greatly mlssed here hls fnends rejolce w1th hlm ln hxs good fortune Mr Mueller, though only wxth the School for one year has done fine work both ln the teachmg of German and with the Orchestra He also will be mlssed It IS to be hoped that some of these teachers may be led to change thexr mmds as Streator Hlgh IS losmg much ln thelr going TO THE JUWIORS We offer thanks for the gala mght receptxon THE SENIORS 8 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . , . A ' . 9 He MR RAWLIINS 'x r 'VI Inuhma Unnu 1 'VI 'hat gr Lfmlltne Culumbln hl xerslty 1 xc tried to mtru through hx dl gui e WC III I vustr than ht - kind 'NIR -XNSPHXUGH B 1 xt Ieacherb Culltgt Cvlumnx Lm xeralty Ixeepm a happy hewrt and fue and makeb the world h1 brother Elves 11: all 8 fihlhllnx- Chance fmd xfter that another acuIl'y 'VIIS9 ROBINS Imr her gn It xxurk Alone she Ines And what In hu Nhe freely gzlxe-4 'NIlbS SH -XX She work without grumbllng she works xxlthout tlrlns. Shts cleu-r furutr and more than ln bplrmg -Ihe F I . Af, . . f N , f xx I V Y R . I v 1 A. Ii. .nl A. . ,. '1 - fwsty, ' ' ' ' A. -h-5' ' bf, 'z U'- 1 .Z . . I. wvfll . .im V .S .S .FI A hut '- cu II ne-vm-r fnrl VVInfthq-r ht-'s kimlvri than hm-'s wise, nr I pl ' . ., Inliana lfni'-xwiiy. . M., ' 4 I'z I '- - - ' ' ' . 1 1 .' ' 's ' g ' MISS WHITE MR MUELLER calm sercmty her way she goes A B and A M Unxxexsxty of Wnsconsm As every one xx ho ever knew her knows He c n turn mto musu a Holm stung He can teach but aboxe all the rest h can smg Q-i NIISS KINNEX VIR B 9 Levu-. Instltuta Chuayzo He gnes hrs orders and then follows them She can keep Lhe Hdll m order make a unto the letter dress ur read a book For though hes stern 1f you are bad when She can manage all her students xery you are Eood hes better well and she can cook .071 ' ' . -2 ll l . A In . ' ' . . ., . ,, ' .' . I , . . , e Q V v 7 . A . A . A A I L ,. - ,' ' - . - . ' . , , ff, '- K , . , , , , , . - . MR SCOTT rlrlvc-s Cue out xml llllfll-, C lE'l And le Ally 4 :uld not help but win Wlth has its-:nal plucky gun NIISS PERhIN S B S Northue tern Lmxerblty Watch her a uhxle and A woman youll fund Patxent and thoughtful and sxmple and kmd MISS HARTI' ORD Ph B University of Lhltxyzo Of .ull her vntue-Q we mo-.t chernah those She knows yet doesnt tell you all she know-. MR BENDER A B Lebanon Yalley College Hn: motto IS Onward hxs thoughts are all set thexe Hell get to the :ummxt lf gomg will get there JF! . v He ' .' ': z fs ,h- ' in, ' l' ll ' -,I .4 . V' I . '. H K. '. ' l -4 . xx. . X X SX , v . ., ' 'S ' '. - -. ' ' - 'NIISS HOK ANI S unl A Inclunn Unnuxl A B Lebanon Valley Collggo. , N who knm , , d H Our coach ou! teachnr md our frxnnd till! May rxch f.uv.cess hrs may .xttend Ll L s so null 1 th rm lm. un NIR H-XRNISH Ii Lebanon Y 1 u Qullepe -X B kmx Co ga L K M, x lf nun L NK The real uf nun may une or gh m .lm xr- glad hm b sl bhe holds her temper wxth a fiawlea: rem gumg l l. - . 2. l A ' A. I. c . M.. ': 1 - .. A' ' - '- Xll mh..'- V -I - rw- vnu an-1 me is , ' g - ', H '1- , l HI' smilf: J I it 5-ts em s 'l' f l . h ' vw . A A. ., ' 'illg' ' f, A b U ' A- ' ue .I Ill lin '-r ur-nf-.1 5m-zu' ut hm-'s ' l hnl fhfl 'mm - ' ' - ' 5' 1 WL' 'f' ff fum-wr.ful, ut .nrry ho. THE HIGH scuoor, REVIEW o treator ugh I wonder 1f you ye ever known a feellng that your fun was through That all your carefreeness must go well that IS how Im feelmg, too I wonder lf you ye ex er lost a preclous keep sake by the way And searched for It but could not find well that IS how I feel today Iour years of Hlgh School days have come four years of Hlgh School days have gone And unrelentlessly to me the consummatlon rushed on Por we are partlng from our gulde our comrade and our dearest friend And though lt s near Commencement day It seems much nearer to the End The old dear places that we know Assembly Hall at closing tlme, The long old corrldors the stalrs that turned my brain to turn a rhyme The qulet Engllsh rooms where first I learned to delve ln poetry T e place where first I learned to speak of Cwsar and of Antony The qulet loom of maps and ch xrts the qulet room of History The Mathematlcs room where once I added A plus A plus B Perhaps the memolles will fade and be submerged perhaps and yet As some great poet once has sud I would not if I could forget I lox ed the qulet atmosphere where Search for Knowledge relgned supreme The cllckmg of the typlst s keys IH one swlft unabatlng stream I loyed It all and daily learned to love it more and more and more The buslness room with 1ts great THINK m black above the paneled door The campus ln the early spring was every year a fresh delight And ln the wlnter time the gym at practice games on practlce nlghts All memorles' But they I know wlll make tlmes vanlshed, present seem When we are gone and all that s left is Just the glory and the dream qo that when new folks come and fill or more than fill our vacant places When Freshmen slt ln our old seats and rooms are filled with newer faces I stlll though far away w'1ll live m memory the vanlshed scene, And see lt all as once I saw from my old seat ln O 14 When Tlmes haxe changed and years have passed ln swift SUCCCSSIOD oer each head When some are r1ch and some are poor and some are great and some are dead Still will we battle on your side stlll w1ll our hearts be strong and true Stlll w1ll we speak 1n grateful pride our dear old Streator High, of you Genevleve Rohan 13 I - S H Q V . ,v . v . , . . , . ' 'v 1 - ' - . . , . . Y . --' , . 4, . . Y 1 , . . . , 1 1 . ,Q . . , . . , - . ' . h . . , . . . 2 I ' 1 , ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . as - 11 . . . .4 . , . Y ' 1 . ' 1 . . v . , . Y. . . . . , . - - 1 ' , 1 . Y l .. , , . 1 ' ' H n , . . ' T 1 A - 1 v . V . . . . 1 , 1 s . , , . - . . V V . . . , ,z . v , . , . -- . v f i 1 . . ' Y . . . V I , c . ELHSS lOllFl3ll5 Prewdent Y ICG Prewdent Secretary Clase Adx mor CLASS OFFICERS E dun hir-sfh4:.1h Norman W1ll1amQ COLORS Purple and Gold FLOWER AYY1QllLiIl Be xutx Rc NOTTO Do It Nou YELL STREATOR 14 Paul Burgew Clyde Porter M1sQ Hogan I 1 Y WWW! L F Y V TFQQISLIFQI' ---- John l:2Ill'llUl'll 'z z -' we ll v Y! -. THE HIGH SCHOO REVIEW Edy the Anderson Art Edltor of the Revlew Ambltlon Art Hobby Desxgmng Recreatlon Sewlng Faxorlte expresslon Hm Her 'ill9I1C9 IS a soothmg balm And Chaos stlll would find her calm I' ranc1s Baer Dub Debatlng' Club Ambltxon To rlval Vlctor Herbert Hobby My new llbretto has Recreatlon Argulng Faworlte expxesslon Unprmtable I am wlsdom m epltome Wlmfred Bfulckman WIUHIQ Ambltlon To nuve ewentually Hobby 'Vlmdmg her own buslness Recreatlon The farm Fax orlte GXPICSSIOH None I do my duty and care not for you Yolanda Bean Beany Debating: Club Ambxtlon To he a suffragette Hobby Athletlcs Recreatlon Freshles Faworlte SYPFGSSIOH Darn lt She means much better than perchance she seems 15 v , . , . . ' , . V ' ' u y as , . H . . . ' 1 - an w - xc 19 , . u Y . ar y A i i y , - I . ., , . , u ' - ' yr 1 . . I Q. U . . ,, 4 ' ' . ..' v l l , 1 1 . 1 , . . , . . ' V . ' Y . , I . , na n r V ' l l 4 cc I 19 , . . , . , . , ' ' ac - yu . , . ll Y! 1 THE HIG SCHOOL REVIEW Hubert Breen Humbo Plesldent of Debatlng Club Glee Latlna SOd3l1t39 Sophomore Presldent Junlor Presxdent Ambltlon To become a lawyer Hobby Ottawa Recreatlon belng late Faxorlte explesslon Changeable It lsn t that there s not enough of me Gertrude Broun Brow me Glee Ambltlon To be a kltchen mechanlc Hobby Mr Mueller Recreatlon Talkmg I am for gayety Cla1re Buente Bunny Ambltlon Chautauqua work Hobby Reports 1n Educatlon Recreation the Qanta Fe Paxorlte expresslon Gee Kld' Why Slgh When so much Joy IS passlng by? Paul Burgess S Nappy Basketball 16 Glee Freshman Treasurer Qenxor Vlce Presldent Ambltlon Chemlst Hobby Pullmg on a plpe Recreatxon Labratory Faworlte expresslon Are you crazy or somethln My volce alone excels my beauty 16 ' K4 an I . l . 1 1 l -, . l , ' l 1 , . . , ' . . . H , ' X u ' x . J sr 7 KK Y ' 77 N . l . , . , . . 7 ' ' ' ' H !! Favorlte BXPTQSSIOH, Gosh! CK Y! 1 B ' 1 ' Cl !7 , , , ' ll ' 71 , . . 1 , n 4 . 1 , ' ' u ' as ! Y ' GK ' . . . ,, , l CC 79 CK F! . . , I 1 ' 1 . . , . . , . . Y i , v . . U 7 1' ' v ry l CK ' if THE HIGH CHO0 REVIE Grace Carroll Slats Glee Ambxtlon Grand Opera Slnger Hobbv Pete Recreation Chewlng gum Faxorlte expreesnon Oh Klf, The sunny face of youth Maxcella Comleky MZIFCIQ Secretary of Latma Qodqlltas Ilclntmg Club Ambltlon To gruluxte ln three years Hobby Looklng 'Sweet Retreatlon Ruth Favorlte BXPTQQSIOH, Ilitenl Hel Qmlle 18 sweet xs honey the comb Marx Corcoran Kel elgan Iatlna Sodalltae Debatlng Club AmbltlOIl She wanted to be '1 Mason Hobby Nl xltlng One 'VI'1n Happy Retrextmn Evemng Stlolle Faxorlte expreselon Oh the IJlClxCIlS How do I loxe you Let me count e ways W llbur Engle Duke Debating Club -Xmbltlon Speaker Ill the House of Repro sentatlves Hobby CIYICS Recreatlon Conetance Kllne IA lNOI'lf.6 evcpreemon -Xh go on 'Sly YOICG ls love and tenee and deep Llke llons roarmg m thexr sleep 17 u 1 ,nv . L . 1 . , . . v - 1 V ' ' ' ll ' Y! u va ' tb , - is ' na K . K ' ' K 1 L C. ' 2 , f 2 2 ' , ' K ' . . Y . ' ' u ' n - 4 . . 1 . . H . 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' X Y , ' ' ' !9 THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Nellle Crumune Ambltlon To haxe the lntelurban car to run on txme Hobby Haxlng her Lessons Recreatlon Studymg Iaxorlte expression Has NONE She smlles and then agam she smlles Hazel Daugherlty Ambltlon To be a German mstructor Hobby Walklng wlth Blll Recreatlon The farm Favorlte expresslon Aw I say' Brlng back my Wllly to me Bess1e Daugherty Bess Ambltlon To be the boss ln her own home Hobby Bawllng out Baer Recreatlon The dates wlth the Kernan boys Favorlte expression I ordered fifty 1nv1ta tlons Of course I know Dldnt I say so John Falrburn S Jack Football 10 Semor Treasurer Ambltlon To rlwal Edlson Hobby Takmg hxs books home Reueatlon Telllng about hls traxels I lXOI'lt9 GXPTCSSIOD Yes It IS There was a door to whlch I found no key 18 . . V . . lv V. , . l , . l 4' ' l I , . Q . l . Q , 1 , . , . , . - - as ar 1 1 ' u ' ' vs 1 ,,- at n l l ' . - l s V ' l . . l , . v ' , - as ' ' - 1 v - yr . y ' r l l ' ll !! KK I! rf ' I , .. . , . x . . . . l ' ' l ' ' n ' l . . . 1 .. . 1 7 ' f, , ' . ' u - ' as X 'c , , . .A H . s YY l .2 THE HIGH CHOOL REVIEW Frederlck Glelm Frltz Ambltlon To be a farmer Hobby Vlsxtlng Shartell s Recreation Jealousy Favorlte expresslon Shes got the world beat' Frlxollty IS perverted wisdom Ludmllla Gotch M1ll1e Ambltlon Stenography Hobby Maklng frlends Recreatlon Talklng Favorlte expressxon Well of all Th1S world IS not so rotten after all Louls Glelm Loule Ambltxon To be an agent Hobby Sllence Recreatlon Grand Rldge Favorite expresslon Gee Whlz I walk ahead and do not mxnd If others choose to stay behmd Edna Gurney -'kmbxtlon MUSIC Hobby Her v1ol1n Recreatlon Gomg to the movxes Faworlte expression Honestly Muslc that softly on the splrlt 1195 19 ' ' u - 71 , . . . . , 3 1 ' ' , . ' ' ll Y , . !Y u ' V - . V - yr . 'I B ' N P ' u ' - u , Y . . . , , . . N , . ' , ' ' ll YY X A K Y 7 u ' ' n ' l I ' ' sc ' ss l ' - l l Q n l , . , . . . i X , . , , ' ' 44 - yn ! Y ' If ' . ,, l l l aa l l . l . , . 1 1 ' ' . . . 1 , , 1 , v I ' Cl 7! . , , u ' ' ' ' yr l W Y 1 . THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Ha1r1et Halladay Dear' Latm Club Sophomore Treasurer Jumor Secretarv Soclety Edltor Ambltlon To have Wllll3mS Hobby Wllllams Recreatlon Wllllams Faxorlte expresslon Oh Norman' Ah bounteous blessed and beautlful IS Lowe F mk Hardmg Francls Ambltlon To be a cartoonlst Hobby Llbrary Recreatlon Danclng Favorlte expresslon Thls here I go and come I come and go Inez Hennessey Ine Ambltlon To be d9VlllSh Hobby Ruth Recreatlon Cleanlng house Faxorlte expresslon Take lt from m kid' She strives to strive Hllton Helneke S H IHZ Football 15 Basketball 14 15 and Baseball 14 16 Captam Basketball Ambxtlon Jonesle Hobby Talkmg Recreatlon Golf Faxorxte expresslon Jlmlny Cnckets I can not say because I do not know 20 , - u as , . , ' - y . l A 5 ' 1 Y K' 1 , . . 8 . Y . . v Q , ' ' an U l 1 s ' l u ' ' W rv H, 1 ' 1 B ' r, ' u - n I o , . , . l ' r ' ' ' ll ' Y, , . fl And trip the light fantastic so. E ll ,Y 1 I . , . l l ' . ' . , , , V v ' ll e, .YU i Cl ' ' ,Y 1 I m l 3 ' ' . cc H u e' H l , ' ., ' , ' , ' '16 , , 7 , ' Y '16. , . . vv l . Y . I v . . U . . . ,,, , . l ll !! , . 2 1 L , 5 THE HIGH SCHO REVIEW Zenalda Hennessey Zen Latln Club -Xmbltnon To be systematlc Hobby Getting home from sthool xt fl 1: Retreatlon Lhaperonlng., C I ulys Favorlte 6Xpl6SSl0H Belleve me' Hel vely VOICC 19 mfzde to sooth 'md hea W 1rl H111 Hlllv Debatmg Club Ambltlon Physlclan Hobby German III Recreatlon Bxlllards If I were kmg Marle Hoffman Betty Glee Latma Sotlalltas Ambltlon To graduate lll three 'md one hfllf years Hobby Recreatmg new styles Recreatlon Laughmg Favorlte explesslon Ely kr Shes good to look upon Ruth Houltram Ruthle Debatlng Club Ambltlon To be a Social Leader Hobby Nelghboxmg hamlets Recreatlon Letters to If L Favorlte expresslon Leaxe It to me kul Dlvlnely tall and most dlunely fan 21 0 L ' ' U ' GC ll - , , ' ' 1 1 . : 7. ' - , - f 11 1 ' ' , ' H ' Y! J . . . . , IPI E 7' ' KK ' !! . . . . X , , M 1 ' 1' . . . y . , . U Favorite expression, H'm-Gawsh! ll ' YY l E 5 ' if Y? l J . . 1 ' I . 1 - 1 , . Y Y . . 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V ' .,,,, l , , , THE HIGH SCHO REVIEW Harlan Hunt Hunt Ambltlon Nery llttle Hobby Bulldlng boats Recreation Gettmg away at three o clock I norlte expresslon Ah I cant do that' Such as fame O qulckly spent He has came He has went Margaret J ennett Peggy Joke Edxtor of Renew Latma Sodalltas Debatlng Club Sophomore Secretary Ambltlon College Hobby Brllllance Recreatxon Basketball and tennls Favorlte expresslon L t me see' She tackles all her studles as the angels tackle sm And It really IS no wonder that she manages to wln Gladys Jones J onesle Glee Ambltlon Theda Bara Hobby Strmgmg em Recreatlon Automobllmg FRVOFIIC expresslon Ive got you kldl We loxe her ewen for her faults' Grace Keefe Gracle Ambltlon to get a stand IH with Mlss Robms Hobby Hurrymg Recreatlon Lunch room Favorlte expresslon Unknown I borrow all the Joy that I can borrow And welcome cheer and say goodbye to sorrow 22 l u 19 . . , . , . . Y ' . . 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T v ' ' l - . .I , . u ' n 3- - A 5 THE HIGH SCHO REVIEW Mabel Kelly ll 'mb Ambltlon To be a school teacher Hobby Educatlon Recreatlon Studymg Favorite expresslon Well' Wnth heart to be sturdy and lxmll Wllllam Klmgbell B1 Debatlng Club Ambltlon To be a grafter Hobby Canvassmg Recredtlon Handllng hm feet Pavorlte expresslon Say fellowel Would we not shatter lt to blts. and then Remould xt nearer to the hearts de s1re'l Ruth Kelly Kelly Ambltlon An easy llfe at home Hobby Art Recreation Helplng Mothez Favorxte expresslon Dear mel Her eyes mlght easlly bewltch your heart But she IS wed to no one but her alt W1ll1am Lew IS 1 Debatmg Club Renew Staff Ambltlon To be a mxlllonalre Hobby Poetry Recreatlon Free verse Favorite QXPFCSSIOD In the class of 191-1 A few can touch the maglc strlng And HOISY fame IS proud to wln them 23 0 L A . CK It I7 , . . . ' s D - , A . ' ' n xv , . 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Y . .' , ' ax , in v as ' , ' ' ' ' VH THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Mal x m Lockett S Mn V16 Baeeball lf' AmlllIl0Il 'lo be choeen on an all Star team Hobby Blufllng Reuextlon Home Ice Co I uorxte CXDXCSSION Oh hang' Therei one thing I make better than most boyq And that IS H0139 Ronelx a McAll1Qter BulBul Glee Ambxtlon To have a good tlme R9Cl8f1tl0Yl Pontlac layollte evpresslon Varlous thmge I love the world and the world loves m Helen McVay Glee -hlIlbltlOll To become a German prof Hobby Gettmg Es Recreatlon Braxmg the Wabaeh Favorlte ewpleselon None Her an' he1 smlle her motlon spoke Of wxomanly completeness Ruby McVav Glee Ambltlon To become a Chemlst Hobby Breaklng beakers Recreatlon None sxnce Cralg Parkhurst le Faxorlte expresslon None ln partlcular I can but try 24 E ,,,' ss 37 cc ' , ' U 1 7 . , J. . . , a , . - . i , y - l . Y 2 , ' . .H . J . , ' as H ' ' ' 1 v ' u r ' , 3 . 1 ' '1 . ' . ' pu 1 E , ' 44 U . . . , . Hobby, Frlvolity. ,. . Y ' F. 1 .' ' ' ' . . , . .. ll , , e!! H 1 l . , . ' KK 7 FY X , .. 1 . Y. , . . ' 4 . 1 1' 1 . , . H . v . . 7 7 , ry 5 E I Y n, v ' 1 , . y . . V . ' ' , . ' ' ' ' ft. Y . . Y . . . U YY THE HIGH CHO REVIEW II'1I'I'y Maeon Hank I atm uh An IlltlOTl Io be a Dentvst Hobby Ihesslng up RLLI8lI,l0Il Three for '1 mdxel S l nvoxlte GYPIQSSIOH Oh Mary I tell It to you lhexefore lt IS true Zelma Mason Ambition Undlvulged Hobby Gomg quletly to It Re re.1t1on Stlll golng quletly to It Inollte BXPFESSIOYI I dont thlnk ' If Jov comes let lt but my oy Qonoxs Wllllam Metcalf Mettle Ambltlon To be a xurelees operator Hobby Plumbing shop Recreatlon The Cadlllac I dVOI'lt6 exprewlon Say' Im youmz but I m a frwnd of fate All gleat men were not always great D rm Mlles Mllem Glee Ambxtnon To suueed Mlss Kmney Hobby Transldtmg French Re reatlon the street car 1' monte CXpI6bblOll Belleve me Hel hur ls lll-e the sun 2:1 , H as l c I . .1 Cl . .. ' ' V' ' . , . . , ' .',' . W ,. . ' . ',, 1 . ' . , 4 . ' ,L .' . Ls yu . . .. , , . GK ' ' . 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I .' , . ,.' u ' rr 4 . , . , I -Q li , I ' 'w ', YY I 4 . . 1 ' 5 H 1 THE HIGH SCHOOL IEW Verne Mlller S Old Soc Football 12 Ambltlon To be a school marm Hobby AV0ldlHg the barber Recreatlon Oscarmg Favorlte expresslon I thln 'Vly volce IS deep and so am Myrtle Mlssell Myrt Ambltlon Peace Hobby Unobtruslveness Recreatlon Restmg Favorlte expresslon Let me see I have mjured none nor shall I lnjure Mlldred Mltchell Re Glee Ambxtlon To be a Farrar Hobby Dutch dlalect Recreatlon Chewmg gum Favorlte expresslon Qult your klddm She s hke a lady cut from out a book Alfred J Murray S Sp1ke Basketball '15 Football 15 Debatmg Club Latlna Sodalltas Freshman Presldent Sophomore V1ce Presldent Busmess Manager Renew lu 16 Ambmtlon To get a square meal Hobby Menus RQCTCZIIOU Eatlng Favorlte expresslon Le s hxt a lunch room I only speak rlght on 26 R E V 'n' ' ' ff' ' ' ' CK 7? C6 YJ I 4 , , , , . l 1 f - l I , . ' ' H ' Y! 2 , lf- I . . 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THE HIGH CHOOL REVIEW Ethel Nelson Pete Ambltlon To get married Hobby Chauffer Recteatlon Staubex s garage I' iYOI'lf6 QYPICSSIOU Darn' Dont mlnd me lf I frown Im only foolln Rlchard Pettlngell D1ck Orchestra Freshman Vlce Presldent Track Ambltlon To be a plano player Hobby Pumpxng a player Recreation Drums Thls IS a world of woe 'md dreaming, smashed Clyde Porter S Feathers Football 13 la Basketball 16 Semor ec retary Ambxtlon To know somethmg Hobby Gettlng results Recreatlon Getting credits Faworlte expressnon Aww Heck' A right worthy earnest young man Mlldred Redman Ambltlon To do ewerythlng well Hobby Domg her duty Recreatlon Belng cheerful Ifaxorlte CYPIBSSIOII Xou see Far from the maddlng crowds lgnoble stufe 27 S , cc vv . ' l , 4. ' . ' . , . - . ' ' .Y ' , A . . 1 '. , ' . ' u u . . , . l 44 J ' ' I X 7 ' x xr 1 ' I H ' ' 64 ' l! Y . l ! , '16. 3 - I . - y , - I r ' Favorlte expresslon, Ah, what's the use? , H .K . L t ' , r ll E Cl Y! SC 77 1 , v -Y , r I ' S 1 7 I ' ' , . . Y . . . . , ' .' u , u ' V - I ' U ' H B I , v ' v . , . . , . D H ', , ' . ' U ' nv . . , , Z an ' 'B ' ,' n Y THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW George PFICQ S Prlcey Football 13 14 16 Basketball 15 Track la 16 Ambition Lawyer Hobby Athletics Recreation Athletlcs Ifaxorlte expression Where do you get that stuff'l I can stand on my own feet thank you' Genevieve Rohan Ann Ed1tor1nCh1ef of the Review Junior Treasurer Hobby Her colyum Recreation Provoklng the Muses Favorite expression OH' Her Splrlt reaches from Eagle here And from here to Eagle again M rgaret Rowlands Peg Glee Ambition To get thru in shorthand Hobby Junior comedlan Recreation Chocolate Shop Favorlte expression Gee Kid' She never speaks to harm Her retlcence IS still her greatest charm Alma Schlachter S oc Latin Club Accompanlst Boys Glee Club Ambition To accompany Vlrl e p1ano Hobby Confidentlal conversatlon Recreation Driving Bulcks Favorlte expression S a a y Now l They say weak woman cannot keep her counsel 28 V W ' GK V! IC ' ,Y Q 1 ' , r , 9 l 1 y . ! ! , . , . , . , . . , . . v . U I H Lx , 7 , U N B ' ' Cl 7? X . Ambition, To write a best seller. U H , . , . ' ' li YY , . H ' ' ' I! 1 , B ' a . Cl !! , . , . l ' , - ' ' H ' YJ 9 I ' H H E If l !7 . . , , ' - on th ' I7 , . . y . g ' ' U YI 9 ' ' ' v 9' u , YY THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW H rold Schaefer Dutch AmbltlOH Bulldlng boats Hobby 'ielllng boats Recreatlon Sleepmg Fave?-rlte, expression What do you take me or Here Im a dlscord 1n a harmonlous family Sldonla Scharfenberg Sldon Freshman Secretary Latina Sodalxtas Ambltlon To rlval Anna Pavlowa Hobby iqharles of Exa Tanguayj Recreatlon That meut ble car Favorlte expressxon Darn lt Her hair IS gold her eyes are blue Rlta Seguln Ambxtlon To be a shark Hobby Nerne Mlller Recreation Studymg Favorlte expresslon Absolutely none I speak 1n a monstrous lxttle voxce J uamta Shartell Toots Glee Ambltl0h To settle down on the farm Hobby New Reos Recreatlon Wrltmg letters for Mr Anspaugh Faxorxte QYPTCSQIOH Darn lt When first one looks at her he finds lt puzzlmg to be sure That she s demurer than she s sweet or sweeter than demure 29 ,L,i,,,-.-., a ' il !1 , . , , - . l . , . . 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X ll , ' E l ' l s 1 1 5 U ' l I THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Olga Soderstrom Ogly Ambltxon To make others happy Hobby Kmdness Recreatlon DI'lVlng dull care away Favorlte evpresslon My graclous Grace I thlnk that all men mean to do thelr best Edvw ln W oolley Doc Glee Orchestra Ambltlon To be the prmce Hobby Poetry Recreatlon Hornmg 1n Favorlte expresslon Jones Tls better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at all Lesley Walp Lepma AmlJltlOD To be a famous authoress Hobby Gettlng E s Recreatlon Passmg the teachers examrna tlon the first tlme Faxorxte expresslon Good Heaxens' I work and work and work' And would not stoop to Shlrk Norman B W1lllamS Fa Vlce Presldent Junlor Class Latlna Sodall tas Football 16 Basketball 15 16 Presxdent Semor Class ATT1lJlt1OI'l Wlreless operator Hobby Harrlet Recreatlon The Halladay llbrary Faxorlte expression Cant I gotta date' Ah lady mme' How can I serve you most'7 ' 30 cc an , . , . , . . . l y - . ' ' ac ' n X . , , . ' ca ' ' n l ,- , is H f . . , i l ' w w ' ' . . , ' cc yy , , 1 ' X l - ' cl n l E v as r ' ra l l B U ' H , . ' as v n , 1 . y . , - , , - - u , u , . an , , v s - ' 17 'I ' ' USU as tn 1 r 1 ' . . ' 7 ' , , . N w . , . w Y ' 1 , ' ' u a sr 1 , i , ac - , , - , , 1 , ' 1 , . Tl-IE HIGH SCHO Emmalyn Wrlght Ambltlon To be an mfluentlal suffragette Hobby Fvelyn Recreatlon Gomg to Long Pomt Faworlte GYPFQSSIOTI None whatever Of all the wayw the Sweetest way Is that one dubbed the Santa Fe Ex elx n Wrlght Ambltlon NI'1r11age Hobby Cookmg or sewmg Recrextlon Keepmg' the Oxerland shmed up Paxorlte expregslon Well have more work anrl lem talkmg glrls I chatter chatter as I go 31 REVIEW , . , J . 1 - . ' , , ' . u 1 vw l B l EM , . v v ' , I Q . , . 1 v ' ' . ' . ' , .' nm v , , , ,' ' - U ., , . X 4 u , yy l THE HIGH souoot REVIEW l8SSHlSl'0I'7 HEN a September morn of 1912 welcomed us one hundred and twenty flve strong, to the campus, we knew llttle of the rules of the Streator Hxgh School However before the year was over, through bltter experlence, we had learned not to walk on our heels ln the assembly , to arrne at school at least before 8 19, and to beware of bluff mg Mr Rogers as class advlsor gave us a helplng hand, and fearlng we were too studlous planned a llttle class party whlch was a great success Hubert Breen plloted us as Sophomores and hls adrmmstr 1t1on was so successful that he recen ed charge of the helm agaln when we were labelled Junlors As 1 Senlor Norman W1ll1ams assumed responslblllty In eve1y phase of Hlgh School 3Ct1V1ty we led while others followed Now we want you to understand that the Class of 16 has never been known to throw any xery gorgeous bouquets at 1tself, but thls account IS supposed to be hlstory and we are called upon to say what we know To contlnue our scholastxc achlexements are mnumerable and m athletlcs we find Norman Wllllams football and basket ball center H1lton Hemeke selected as star forward of the league George PIICG wlth hls bull dog tenaclty Clyde Porter who plays both football and basket ball durlng hls lelsure moments, Nlrl H1ll, cheer leader W1thOUt a peer Not ln athletlcs alone do we merlt recogmtlon but 1n debatlng and l1te1ary we have Alfred Murray Wllllam 1ew1s Hubert Breen and many others And we must lemlnd you of DlCky Ford and Ann Fagle of 16 now supportmg our local papexs and destined to be well most anythmg The past vue must now leave to the gentle Judgment of posterlty Ours have been happy years at S H S The ranks of Alumm are openmg fol us and we reluctantly see the day of departure hastemng' We have become a part of the school and hereafter our conduct w1ll be regarded as the EYPIQSSIOTI of her teachmgs We feel the responslblllty and assume the task 'ls the represent ltlves of the Streator Toxxnshlp Hlgh School Margaret Jennett, 1 32 C . 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW n the ul' of the Fiery eath ORPORAL BARRETT was as steady a man as there was wlth the Amerlcan pumtne expedltxon m MEXICO yet the hand holdmg the sheets of txme yellowed paper betrayed unmlstakable slgns of agl tatlon as he read the faded lmes The fabrlc of my lxfe IS almost fimshed ' ' ' That was all that was leglble on the first page Except where a blotter had covered thls one lme the sun comlng through the open roof had faded out every trace of lnk He turned to the next page ' so I want humanlty frlend to enjoy the frults of my toll of years m self enforced lonelmess Once I had many frlends and now I am dying alone' Oh God have plty on a mls erable soul But what rlght have I who was shown the Light and xgnored xt to mercy, I who deserted my professlon my calllng ln the passlon of an unreclprocated loxe a lust for rlches for gold? In my passlon I brought my wlfe and chlld lxttle Dora mto thls God forsaken land and It has clalmed them both P01 thelr sakes stranger take thls tremendous wealth and scatter lt broadcast domg the good I mlght have done had I stayed ln the realm of my callmg for I was one of Gods mlnlsters, so help me It 19 doubtful whether any one would have recognmed a mmlster of only an GXISISHCC in thls desolate adobe hut But I must hurry my tlme IS growmg short It was only four days 'lgo that I crossed for the first txme the saddle back whlch 13 faced by my door My searchmg elsewhere had been but meagerly rewarded, so that I went mto the unknown country At first as I led my burro down the opposite slope I found llttle that dlffered from the country on my slde of the CIIVILIQ but as I plunged deeper and deeper mto thls unknown through canyons arroyos and along the brmks of deep gulches findlng constant traces of the yellow metal I became suddenly aware of the changed char acter of the country And what a grlm desolate country It was' Overhead the hxgh sun blazed down on bale mountalns and arld chasms with no wegetatlon except the eternal cactus and yucca Already my canteen was empty of water my burro was showmg unmlstakable slgns of heat fatlgue so I looked for the saddleback which I had depended upon to guide me homeward It had apparently wanlshed I was lost' What could more surely herald the fact than the lncreaslng number of carrlon blrds clrclmg overhead It w xs eudently a country from whlch few IIVS thlngs ever re turned Would I eser return I asked myself But that was no time for panlc I forced myself to take more careful note of my posltlon I was standlng at the point where two small canyons merged mto a larger one I had come through one of those cxnyons whlch I could not tell My gaze had been constantly on the ground I was ln a quandary The questlon ln my mmd was speedlly answered My burro started mto the left canyon I had heard that anlmals have homing lnstlncts, and so I followed Progress was slow and dlfficult Huge boulders were strewn along the bottom of the canyon and at times ln order to get around them we took to the shale slxdes on the sldes There gomg was doubly d1fficult My burro wheezlng and gruntmg by turns, hls tongue lollmg out of hls 33 I H ff ' D . 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW mouth led the way The Journey seemed interminable Surely, I thought we should be nearlng the dlVld9 But the country was absolutely unchanged And It seemed to me the burro was constantly lncreasmg its pace On and on we went Then suddenly we emerged from the canyon lnto a huge bowl sur rounded on all sldes by precipltous cllffs Unhesltatlngly the burro turned along the right wall Although I lost sight of him several times, his trall was not dlfficult to follow for his Jerky gallop had scattered cooking utensils and other articles from hrs pack all along the way I knew then what had drawn him those many mrles There was water nearby I hastened my own pace Sure enough, when I came upon him he was drlnkmg 1n greedy gulps from a small stream lssulng from a cave like openlng rn the wall of yellow gray rock Regardless of consequences I too plunged my parched lips into the cool water and gulped it ln in long draughts When at last my temples throbbed warnmgly I stood up refreshed but not satisfied I looked about me I was in a small amphltheatre a branch of the larger bowl The httle stream, which was sucked up by the baked adobe the instant xt emerged from the amphltheatre, was bordered by a few dwarfed aspen From the cave openlng came the cheerful sound of falling water I looked 1nto the openlng From above down through a pecullar tunnel like fissure 1nto a small pool at my feet, fell a miniature cataract Beslde that tmy fall up the slde of that fissure, and carved ln When I had conquered my astonishment I started to climb them They were slippery and covered with water filled hollows I made a surmise as to what I would find at the top I found that my sunmse had been correct I was standing on an almost horizontal ledge and built up 1n a series of gradual steps were the homes of Anclent America cliff dwellings I proceeded along the ledge to explore these dwellings of rough stone masonry Here and there were watch towers wlth tlny lookout wlndows commandlng a VICW of the bowl below Not a thing dlsturbed the absolute stlllness even the wary chlpmunks were absent Enterlng one of the dwellings through its window like door I found myself ln what had evidently been a store house Strewn on the rock floor was a quantlty of blackened Indian maize, which had evldently been grown ln the bowl below The bowl, I had observed from my first vantage point had once been terraced Through another window llke door I entered the adJo1n1ng room This room had evldently been used as a family dwelling Judging from the crude stone bake oven ln one corner From this room another door opened into a small tunnel corridor which formed an arc about the ceremonlal chamber the Klva And so I went exploring room after room and made finds that would have been of untold value to the archaeloglst There were pieces of pottery farm implements of the crudest kmd, weapons of warfare all about were evidences of a busy people But what cared I for all these? I was seeking treasure I returned to the Klva Against the rock wall I noticed a clrcular stone disk which from the divisions and pecullar hleroglyphlcs I took to have been a cal endar stone But it was not the hxeroglyphy that attracted my attention The stone was set rn a shallow slot That slot suggested only one posslblllty to me and I set my shoulder to one side of the large disk Wlth surprlsmg 34 1 ' ' 1 , . H . ' - ! ' 1 l ' ' 1 1 KC I ' ' Y 1 Y ! ' 9 . . , ' 1 . . . Y . . the rock itself was a series of steps! ll ' ' , . , . ! , . ! - . . . , ' 1 1 I H ' ' . . . . . . , . , , - , . THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW smoothness the stone rolled to one slde and I was greeted by a breath of cold alr whlch came from a rectangular openlng ln the wall The stream of llght whlch entered that stone chamber rex ealed to my eager eyes a stream of crlmson flame I rushed forward There was treasure' That stream of fire was composed of many opals thousands of them wlth the fire of the Inferno IH thelr depths' The stone crocks whlch had held them had been tlpped over, and they were scattered about on the floor I caught them up and gloatlng let them fall through my fingers I cramimed my pockets wlth them, I dreamed how I would use them not to better humanlty Oh no' Power unllmltel they would glve me' In my dellrlum I saw myself as the ruler of men the rlchest man ln all the world' And now I am the poorest of the poor My day IS almost done and I am alone Oh on what valn deslres does man bulld hlS castles only to have them crush hlm ln thelr fall' It was too late that I regalned consclousness of tlme and place M mlnd had been centered alone upon these pebbles of fire, so I had not notlced those ghastly forms ga7lng hollow eyed at me from out of the darkness those owners of that great treasure There were many figures ln that room not the work of some anclent artlsan s chlsel but of nature They were human belngs petrlfied I needed only to look lnto the face of one of those figures to reallze that I was upon the mercy of He wen alone In the center of each forehead was the mark of the plague that had conquered thIS anclent people When they had been strlcken wlth the Flery Death they had sought the coolness of that rock chamber that h ul been sealed for centurles XVlth the Great Reapel ms lts sole llvlng occupant and I had entered lt' The thought stunned me The fire ln my own eyes must have matched that ID the opal s depths I rln bllndly wlldly and somehow after these three terrlble days of NV3.l'lll9I'lYl2 I haxe found my way here to thls desolate hut my home for flxe long years ' I can hardly see to Wflte 'f my braln ls aflame the Flnger of Satan ls upon my 1 ow Dora opals thousands of t em O God' Thou shalt have no god before Me I aven f rgl The last was merely a serles of detached scrawls whlch had recorded subconsclously the dellrlum of a fevered hraln md termlnated ln a wfny llne at the bottom of the page Barrett who had hltherto seemed rooted to the one spot fasclnated drew back hastlly as lf he expected that gruesome thlng of bleached bones to Strlke at hlm But the Destroyer had long SINCE removed hls pres ence from that tlme battered adobe hut The Mark was on the broad fore head but the dry mount un vllnds and the sun whlch had blazed for years lpparently through th It cated ln roof must surely have removed any xestlge of the fatal tfllnt When Barrett burled those bleached bones IH the dlrt floor of the hut he burled wlth them the last xsrltlng of the llxlng man they had formed He could not have explalned hls motlxe for dolng so-perhaps he thought of hls wlfe and hls 'llttle llora hlS treasures Lennox B Grey 35 A ! 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'I THF SCHOOI REVIEW lie l3SSOf me hs prewented on JLNIUP SI' NIOP dns rlght wrth a 5911101 Last Iongfkllrrwul by Dub Bur Buthounrnd by Xlmu Schlathter Mrk Sttge lht H111 E ure loolxrnpu rrrto the lrghtecl bulls Ghost re Ll ew tht prologue L wtreen to r PROLGGUE fSpoken by bhostp Werrx wor 1' Terrestrrrl phert ot nrrrrgled Joy Intl prrn I hate xou fltsprse you In short xou mrke me sltlt' I repeat sou nrrlte me wrtlx and I lm but rghost w ho dreml rn ri lht hotlx of berng, Irnrntrrlly llllllell In the pmrc w ls not so rnuth X niy tw rs But 1 trrflrrrg, nr rtter Comprrul with tho. elopenrent of florrnrlr Wrth Ihomrs Llorrrrtlr w Our thortebt mrltese tat and I loxul her clerrly A e' u ue to xxx 4 Xrrt rttr th rt John Butther rnto hdxrng, a Green punt hemmorrhrge ls u t rr 4 Interlude ot Nlusrc Tonrght upon tht solrtrtrtron Of the mrghty rntl rrrrgrr tnrmoux Ntnror Klux lhrxe brought N11 rrul Nlrs I lt The frmoue r un sleet snow und storm Prophets who mule rt Nnow rn the rrr Je ut ut lourtlr of 0 grxe 1 xrntl storm to 'Nome -Xl rwltr r rr mas crnner o t ru c North -Xtlantrc lrner to run round r mrcl ctern I hut brou T NI' folk to grit rnto tht tlr of trrne To delxe rnto the future rntl le rrn Of rtb forebotlrrr rnd rts fortune Nlr Hrtks Hrg ledy prggletlx eeny mo What do I ee rn the trrmbon glow I Ghobt YN helt ho Nlr Hrtlxb I beheld a crrnrvrl troupe plfryrnv -X we tern town -X brllxhoo mm '37 r H I G II I ' J ' T G Tr . .- 3 ' .-I If . lar: r'f .' 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' S ' ' . . z U' 2 THE IIGI SCHOOI REVIEW Mrs Hlclcs Ghost M1 s Hicks Duet Mr Hlcks Ghost Mr Hlcks Ghost Mrs Hicks Ghost M1 IilClxS Gl'l0s't Mrs Hlclcs Bellovss lll 1 deep bass C.I6SC6I1d0 Ladles and gentlemen only ten cents Two Jltl1l6S a dlme to see 71' LMA The greatest amalgxmatlon of axoudupols On earth LELM-X the I AT LADY' She Reads Volt me and exts I IL Leaxes Ha' Ha' What do I see? What can It be MR AND MRS THOMAS MITCHELL ANNOUNKI THP MARRIAGE OI THEIR DAUGHTER MILIJREIJ '10 MR HARLAN HUN'1 JUNIA .2 1U'U Mlldxed den fellcltxtlons Harlan boy conglatulatlons May your ln es be fl ee from trouble May y0u1 happmess be double Glorlous goodness me' Whatayu see? The lfree Press states that Harrlet Halladay eloped wxth her fathers chauffer on March 22 and that Nolman Wlll18mS has had nlneteen smkmg spells slnce the catas Doctors Blll Metcalf and Dutch Gchaefer Ah' Death vshele IS thy stun, Tls the dmd of nlght laden vnth gems and Jewels the rob bers stlk from out the shadows just as a volce crxes out Halt' And the Great I emale Cralg Kennedy Bessxe Daughelty claps the handcuffs on the dozen and two culprlts and leads them off to the clty bastlle Interlude of Muslc The world moxes on Youth g'l0XNS to maturlty The mowmg finger Wl1t6S Black cats cross the street The old or der changeth Ho' Ho' The Wxshmgton Post announces that the lnaug ural ball fox the nevxly Presldent elect Wllbur Engle and hls flance the puma donna Ronelxa Mc-Xlllster IS postponed as the Presldent s dearest and most lntlmate frlend, Mr Hubert Breen the Peanut Kmg of -Xmerxca has falled to arrlve He llngers on some front porch Tucked away ln an obscure garret ln the Quartler Latln of Parls slts Wlllle Lewls On hls rlght IS a pet parlot Saxonarola, to the left IS a tame beetle with purple bars across lts back lt lb called Pythagoras wlllle Lewls IS vurlt mg an ode to a water spout 38 I I I y l 2 4 .1 B1 Z ll , ' , , 1 Y 'Y ' 5, ' ' - I I I , , A. 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I y l 7 0 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 rn ' '1 1 A V' I ' ' V ' 1 ' ' THE HIGH SCHOOL EVIEW Chorus Ghost 'Vlr Hlcks Hlcks Ghost Mr Hxcks Mrs Hrcks Mr and Mrs Ghost Mrs Hrcks Ghost Mr Hrcks Mrs Hrcks Ghost And when I walk I always walk wrth Brlly Por Bllly knows just where to walk when I talk I always talk wlth Bllly For Bully knows just how to talk' when I dune I always drne wlth Bllly Lause Bllly takes me where I get my frll when I sleep and when I sleep I always dream of Blll' I always dream of Brll I see a letter wrltten by Rlta Segum a Harrlson Frsher model to Mable Kelly a gov erness rn the home of Post Master General Lyle Holcomb and therern I find I have just seen the Hon George Prlce Doctor of Physlc stroll past wlth hls gold headed cane and srlk hat Prlce you know, has just rn vented an 1nv1s1ble submarrne Llst to me whlle I tell you Of the Spaniard who bllghted my lrfe Woe IS me' Woe IS me' The Klng of Spam IS rn the drvorce courts The Queen names Myrtle Mrssel an Amerrcan Lady Awlator as co re spondent In darkest Afrlca leadlng a long dehle of natrwes the Rev Paul Burgess Servant to the Lord smgs Onward Chrlstlan Soldxers wlth a ragtlme lest and punctuatlon What an angellc countenance And And And Hlc s H ' Ho H ' Ho' Upon the screen of t1me we see a weddlng party that cometh from the church Txs that of Doc and Gladys Hall the bride And what of HernL th rt Prlnce of Ixarsq Ha' Ha' He 15 the constable at Ifarrbury Ill where he Ines at ease and comfort -Xnd then among the alumnr notes of the S H S REVIEW I see these 'Vhss 'Vlary Corcoran h rs accepted a new posrtlon that of Instructor of Ilrstory IH the Publlc Schools of Kokomo Ind Wm Klrngbell rs the Trombone sololst wrth the elevator boys band B111 IS chref cage chlef at the Kalserhof Genexrewe Rohm and Lesley Walp two pushers of the pen haxe bcen gnen medals by the French Academy of Arts The Wrlght Glrls from rural parts are teachlng school -X worthy occupatlon IS thls Poor Nllss Houltr rm rs Nlatron ln a home for Orphans ad Fate' You all recall that tall elongated gentleman A1 Mur ray common name SPIKE Well he ns managing an ewclusne ladles academy on the Hudson Very good Eddle xery good 39 R ' ' 1 7 ' ' S ,, . . . Y A ' ' 1 vr .4 ' A I y v '. 5. ' . . B. . , ' 1 , , . . , , ' Y L. v. . ., 4 . .H . , , - , , T- ' . H ' G . Y .ny , . . 1 . . . . ' . , . , A. , . . . K . ,, Mr. ' ': ' ' ' 1 '. 1 ' ' .ft , ' .1 V' , - - I ' . rg: . -' .. y . ' 1 ' . ' 1 , ' V . ,L . . Y ! I . ,, . . ' . ' , . . Ghost: There's a long, long trail a-winding. . ' k': o. I : o. . l v . Y ' . . . ' ' . an ' , rr . .' . '. . . , . . . ' . ' - . '. ' ' 7 . . . . , ., I .. . - ' . . . . ' A 'SK A I 1 v ' -s -4 1 1 1 4 v ' . , A . , L. , i r . , . . . . . . 1' v 2 4 r y v . Y , ' V ' . , , Y S - . , , U I . , ' - ll fl!! ' ' I 7 ' D ' v ' -7 - T H E Mr HlCkS Mrs HlLhS Ghost Mr HIGHS Ghost Mrs Hlcks Ghost Mr Hlcks HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Raln Tuesday and Wednesday wlth varlable southeast and Great news' Just pucker up your llps and llsten the London Mall MHTVIH Lockett an Amerlcan has been appolnted Prlme MlHlSteT to the Klng of was presented wlth a plnk elephant and a prlvate SCINILQ betvseen Sumatra and Australla east wlnds thls from bunco man Slam He house boat Mr Verne Mlllel and 'Nil Flank Hardlng are holdlng down very lucratlwe Jobs Mr Mlller IS ID Plorlda I see hlm nova a famous sponge dlV8l Hardlng IS a model for Hart Schaff ner and Marx Noble occupatlons Id say A llttle ad ln the Ransome Gazette leads Crumrlne and Redman Palnless IJ6I1tlStS Wonderful wonderful and yet agaln wonderful' The Glelms are glvlng a garden party Irederlck and hlS charmlng brlde Juanlta are recelvlng the guests among the noted ones are Edythe Anderson Art Edltor of the Intel a church all her ownj Hazel Daugherlty the great suffra gette and Edna Gurney the world famed demonstrator of Klss Me gum Mlss Grace Carroll from the Wlnter Garden Wlll dance Some party lndeed tls some pal ty' Behold lUpon the screen 1S flashed a portralt of Gertrude Brown wlth thlS wrltten below She sues Doc Woolley for bleach of promlse' J Ghost Mrs Hlcks Ghost Mr H1CkS Mrs Hlcks Ghost Mr HlCkS 'Vlrs Hlcks How sad' Over the footllghts I hear the melodlous VOICC, Wlth lts Vl bratlng lntonatlons floatlng to the enthused audlence- tls the chlld of Hank Mason who IS headllner Wlth Yolanda Bean at the M9.JCSt1C ln old Chl They are staylng wlth Mlss Helen McVay who runs a metropolltan boardlng house Her slster IS the Amerlcan and Canadlan agent for the latest European Ear Trumpet Actorlnes and pastry cooks' There upon the corner stands Dad Reno talklng to h1S coy daughter ln law Marcella vllfe to h1S Apollo llke son Tad She s klddlng the old man along Grace Keefe and Dlck Pettlngell two of the old S H S students are runnlng a truck garden on Rlverslde Nope they are not marrled Two houses occupy a commandlng knoll overlooklng the rlwer Brlngs back the days I spent IH courtshlp' Ah' That was long before my death' The glarlng llthographs upon yon blllboard read Mr Louls Glelm Pres of the Foollsh Players offers the Great Morallty THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH Wlth two world cele brated members and lecturers of the Antl Clgarette League Clalre Buente and Marle Hoffman The world has benefited much by the startllng dlscovery made 40 n . : . , 1 I Y '. . . . D H . Y . - , y l 'h , ,' , , ' H 'I y ' I . . , I . . , : ' , ' . . . . . 1 . H . . . ,, , . : , , ' . U . V I . l r. . ' 1 Q 9 . 1 . . . , . . , . . - . Y ., national Studiog the Reverend Winifred Barickmang Qshe has Q ' l ' 5 , . ' ' 1 ' . . , , . ' . ll . ' H . . . . . , . 7 V , . . . , t . . ' . -. - , - Y. . Q . 7 l , . , . ' 1 ' ' ' , . . . v ' ' y ' . ' ' ' . ax ' I s o ' 7 ' --u rv ' - - . . : ' ' THE Ghost r Hicks 'Vlrs Hicl s Ghost Mrs Hicks Hicks Ghost Mrs Hicks HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW by Ludmilla Gotch She perfected the buttonless skirt Her backer in putting the garment on the market was Jack Fair burn a New York barber lis a thing of beauty this buttonless skirt The poor hus bands of the universe will not have their tranquil perusal of the sporting, sheet broken Across the seas the seven seas of Humpback Kipling the Englishman I see Virl Hill fooling the Chinese peasants with making, an egg stand on end Doris Miles IS with him, trying to xalse a thunder storm with a glass of water The coH'1n is placed in the coilin wagon Tis the funeral of Dick Ioid s fourteenth spouse and for the first time in the history of Hugh Breen s eventful career he is on time with a bouquet of sweet Peas Poor Richard' He was a bad un are fortune tellers with apartments above Streator Aqueduct Company s office Mis Dick Dunn of Ottawa, mourns the loss of her beloved She was formerly Margaret Jennett of Eagle and wedded Dunn who afterward Joined the Irish rebelllonists and was shot in a Dublin riot One of the Streator youths unknown sends her flowers every day by way of condolence Alma Schlachter patiently awaiting the return of Virl Hill from the Orient is seen in the park every day with Margaret R wlands a m1ll1ner at Heenan s the big store ' How she must suffer' Poor Mister Porter' Poor MlSt6T Porter' QUpon the screen is flashed a notice I am young good looking, have an admirable income and am looking for a wife Clyde Porter Streator LUpon the screen is flashed a letter You can have me Come at once Ruth Kelly 1 fUpon the screen is flashed a second letter I am sure we were meant for each other Will arrive tonight Olga Soderstromj 'Vlr Hicks Ghost Mrs Hicks Mr Hicks Ghost Mrs Hicks lucky Mister Porter' Lucky Mister Porter' And prophets of peace and plenty I crave to know the where abouts of Miss Nelson christened Ethel Shes the girl for m I see her' Come again Mommer she s mme' She sits on Cape Horn with Alfred Murray, common name SPIKE and spoons and spoons my goodness how she spoons SPIKE the boy with the enormous appetite Dlckory dlckory dock I hear the morning cock The grass is blue The sky IS green, Dlckory, dlckory dock 41 n , 4 V v P . - . . vi' . . ' . ' . ' - . , . .' ' I .' ' . I ..' ' 1 I D i l l q . ' I a' r 1 .1 ' 4 .1 l F ' l . ' cs: ' ' - ' - . ' ' 4. , ,w . . ' x . , . . . . A . 1 . - 7 Mr. Hicks: The Hennessey Girls-the pure and pious Hennessey Girls- 9 7 ' P Y , , t Mr. ' ' : ' , ' ' y . 0 ' ' 7 H ' U 7 Y ' . . : , . . . . t , , Ill.l : . , i . ' 1 . -' ' . ' ' . : , - . Y . I , , e. . . , .. n. , . . . , , . U rx i , 1 Y I : , ' ' . ' ' Z C ' I ' ' l ,I I THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Ghost What dost thou mean Oh' seer Mrs Hlcks The Ida Rubenstem of Amerlca' The devotee to terpsxchore the Goddess of Dance and M0t1OUl The llttle glrl who robbed Gertrude Hoffman of an mternatlonal fame and glory Mlss Scharfenberg who IS at our very gates wlth the latest steps and sweetest srrules' fGhost breaks the paper center of the screen and the dancer appears J Ghost Ev rybody s ragtlme crazy' Mlss Scharfenberg ln The Rooster Gllde and The Lobster Walk To The Shelter I have heroes galore ln my system of thmgs But theres one that IS greater than all For the whole empty space of the unlverse rings Wlth hls unafrald challenglng call What matters It whether he w1n ln the end Or whether he s conquered or llcks, It s the dream of the thlng that IS worthy my frlend So heres to the fighter who stlcks I have heroes galore ln my system of thmgs But there s one that IS first 1n the llne And hlS challenge to all h1s opponents he flings Always fearless and plucky and fine Hes a rest for the weary and heat for the cold He IS earnest and slmple and kmd He s a gulde for the young a support for the old And a slght for the staggermg blmd' I have heroes galore ln my system of thmgs But there s one that stands out from the rest He s a man among men he s a klng among lungs And he blesses because he IS blest' He could newer be sordld nor crooked nor mean Hes aboxe petty graftmg and trrcks He 15 honest and noble and steady and clean He s a soldler of truth and he stlcksl 42 . , . . . : . , l D Y . 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW llls for urnace ending and oardlng Author s Note There IS no need to tell you after readlng thls story that It IS hctxon It becomes self evldent that the events plctured wlthm are only the loglcal order of a young man s weakness for the opposlte sex and hrs desue to eat at all hours APLE GROVL although a small village had fas most vlllages havej a boy and glrl of nearly the same age a mushy palr of sweet hearts whose only thoughts were of the other Jack Featherbllt took hls wxfe as he termed her to the tW1C6 a week movles to the sewing clrcle where he would then call for her to church to the league to Frlday evenlng cholr practlce to the post office and to hear the street fakers bark their wares and watch thelr llmlted sklll ln slelght of hand performances Jack was a sport and spendthrlft He knew he was a sport and hls Dad knew he was a spendthrlft Indeed Jack did keep hlS fathers money ID clrculatlon and ln the llttle town of Maple Grove when the spending mama came down upon h1m he began to even spend h1s tlme Class' Well I guess' The swlngs and sofas at hrs glrl s home stood the brunt of thls new expense when the vlllage falled to afford means of entertalnment for the snookey couple One wlnter accordmg to Deaconess Boswell and Mrs Smlth, the evll sprltes lnvaded Maple Grove Some of the younger set hxred a fiddler from Elknob and had danung ln the town hall Jack was the rxngleader H stood all the expense and mvlted all the glrls and boys to come HIS mvl tatlon was accepted and the only regretable feature was that he danced a stralght program wlth Dolly Dolly Oh Yes Those eyes Dolly was Jack s glrl She was the beautlful fa1ryl1ke daughter of Ichabod Henry Somkld the village storekeeper After these tWlCe a week terpslchorean events Jack would always unlock the Somkld s front door and Dolly would engage hlm ln clever blts of repartee whlle she prepared a dalnty llttle lunch conslstmg usually of sandwxches plckles and ollves She never cooked anythlng because she couldnt even boil water wlthout burnlng It Then after Jack was feelxng better and he always dld after eating, they lolled around on the sofa and heard the clock strike the hours great and small One mornlng Jack arrn ed late for breakfast and as hlS father looked at the pallor of h1s face he for once ln recent years showed a grave concern about Jack s welfare P1606 by pxece he drew the story from Jack and glabblng hls hat and cane dashed away for Somkld s resldence Featherbllt had that build of Llncoln s so he dldnt stay very long xn the same territory He rang the door bell and rushed lnto the house I want Justlce' he crled ln an agonxzed tone as he met Somkld He must have stepped on Somklds toe for Somlud swore hke the Qcensoredj and then nnqulred what he QFeatherb1ltJ wanted m such a hurry 43 I I . 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Justlce bellowed the lrkeness of Abe Why lookee here, my boy be longs to me and as long as he s under age I should have h1s earmngs I came to collect for hls work for the past wmter He won t help me at home so Im gomg to get somethlng from the work he does Poor llttle kld was all ln thlS mormng Sald hed fired up the furnace after brmglng Dolly home from the dance last mght that hed done rt all wmter thmk of lt found a note every mght askmg hlm to fix the fire I want to collect wages and I want It now' ' Come across' Justice smoothly echoed Somkrd father of Dolly why my dear slr If there IS any money to collect rt IS I that wrll tend to that matter All wmter long your son Jack has made thls house hls headquarters We ve harbored hlm wlthout a word and glven hlm the best of everythmg and above all else have seen that he was fed at any hour of the day Why all we got was the t1me he spent Smce he began commg I have not once sat ln my favorlte arm charr Collect' why my dear slr your clalms are groundless However send rn your blll lf you w1sh and Ill deduct xt from mme Is that sat1sfactory Er a a I wlsh I had Jaclue boy here now hes gettlng so thln from hrs hard work and thm feed up here drawled out Featherbllt as he saw the counter for h1s damage sult Hell probably be up shortly Mr Featherbllt spoke up Mr Somkrd for Dolly mformed me she was gomg shopping about nlne o clock Ah' here comes the young man now Mr Featherbllts Jaw dropped The very rdea' Somkld knew more about hls son than he dld Jackle boy nodded to hls father and trlpplng across the room. llghtly grasped Mr SOmkld s hand ln a dellcate embrace At thls eifectlve moment Mlss Dolly entered the room and thrusting her delicate nostrmls ln the a1r luke a horse scentmg fire crackers on the Fourth of July she scented Just the slightest dlfliculty She turned appeallngly to Mr Featherbrlt and then with the wonderful Come hlther expresslon m her eyes she looked at Jack who lmmedlately came to her slde and looked atoms of reslstance at both fathers He looked llke the mouse freemg the ron Let us explain Mr Somkld and Featherbllt crled ln umson fstage stuffj The reason for hostlhtles followed to all of whrch Dolly hstened wlth gllstemng eyes On the completlon of the facts about the furnace and the boardmg bxll Dolly Jumped to her feet and clappmg her hands coyly sald Lets compromlse Jack and I wxll form a partnershlp of Mr and Mrs Jack Featherbllt and cancel all prevlous obllgatxons Thls plan met wlth Jack s spontaneous approval Fmally Featherbllt and Som kxd agreed although the latter demurred when he learned that Dolly would lxve at her own home He ll have to not only fix the furnace but carry out ashes countered Somkld The couple and the fathers were the ldeal ' Do It Now folks and thus this story ends as most do wlth a pretty parson age weddmg when the brlde IS gowned rn a beautlful whxte creatlon, and the orgamst smgs Oh' Promlse Me 44 u ' 11 - , an , 1 ' 1 , . . , . . . , , . . . . . . . . , . . . 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW ull and Testament HE CLASS OF 1916 of the Streator Township High School ln the County of LaSalle and the State of Illinois bemg of sound mind and memory and considering that we must soon leave this hlgh school life do make declare and publish this OUR LAST WIIL AND TESTAMEINT IIRST We give to the school the honor we have won for it in schol astlc competltlon SECOND We glue to the teachers each and every one our life long respect THIRD We give to all underclassmen the advantage of our mistakes and hope they will not repeat any of them FOURTH We give Mr Butcher and Mrs Gatfey our fondest remem brances and good wishes FIFTH We give the school our undying support and promise to stand by it in the future as we have in the past as all previous classes have stood by it after graduating SIXTH As individuals of the class we have bequeathed great U1 assets to the underclassmen CLASS WILL Anderson Edythe to Richard Dicus an example of A No 1 conduct Baer Francis to Bill Sullivan as much brains as Sully thinks he has Baricllman Wlmfred to Herb Prafcke her modesty Breen Hubert to Buzz Ballard his Big Ben Alarm Clock Brown Gertrude to Vera Carroll a green sweater Beunte Cl ure to Tad Reno her Ransom popularity Burgess Paul to Maurme Gordon his lease on her heart Carroll Cmce to Alice Evans her slender form Comlsky Marcella to anyone the ability to graduate in three years Corcoran Mary to John Green a pair of Barber shears Crumrlne Nellie to I ois Jones her proper school apparel Drugherty Hazel to Byron her unused mterurban tickets Daugherty Bessie to Evan Evans her heft Engle Wilbur to Harry Coe undisputed title of Duke Falrburn Jack to Art Metcalf ability to grind Gleim Frederick to Tom Breen, abillty to carry a load in a mall car Clexm Louis to Sam Plumb his million dollar strlde Gotch Ludmllla to Bernice Shackley Why one should not force them selves on other people Gurney Edna to Marguerite Grossman her four years contract in the orchestra Halladay Harriet to Alosla Elbrecht-How to catch a man Harding Frank to Irvin Funk his book on how to dance Hemeke Hilton to Thomas Lmane Best Wishes for next year s athletics 45 W . , . ' Y , J u , K . . - Q 4 - I 4 . U , . ' 4 , l . , . . C , 4 is ' Q 1 s ' . I . V v . . , y ' Bean, Yolanda to Hazel Prendergast, her athletic aspirations. I 7 - . ' , ll ,Y , , . Y 2 . Y . ' . , 1 l , - . , I 'Q l ' , . . V , , . . . . ! ! . ' - , ' A If , . 2 , , . ' ' . , . ' 'c , . , ' Y ' ' If 'll . 7 , . . . . . v . .. . S Q , . v .L y . . . . . , - - I i y . . ' . , V . 3 . l U . Y . . n . , THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Hennessey Inez to Florence Genseke Natures Complexion Hennessey Zenalda to Jennmgs Harwood a VOICE wlthout the Wabash Jerk Hlll Vlrl to Hazel Stott a part of h1s voxce Hoffman M,ar1e to Elleen Sulllvan her art of close companlonshlp Houltram Ruth to Wlllard Savage her art of dancmg Hunt Harlan to the school h1s stem wlndlng tlme PIBCS Jennett Margaret to her sister Ethel the whole seat J XI Jones Gladys to Urlna Roberts her form Keefe Grace to girls of 17 and 18 her stand 1n ln the D0m6StlC Courses Kelly Mabel to Marcella Clary her Irlsh personallty Kelly Ruth to Esther Klmgbell her artlstlc temperament Kllngbell Wm to Andrew Brmx the agency for the carpet renoxatox Lewis Wm to Reglna Iskowlch hls walk Lockett Marvln to Adam Pancake h1s front McAll1ster Ronelwa to Marguerxte Hosklnson her brand of powder McVay Helen to George Gay a knowledge of German McVay Ruby to Milton Curry her ablllty 1n Chem Mason Harry to the fellow wlth the blggest head hls hat Metcalfe Wm to the Sclence Dept hxs song I want to Lmger Mlles DOTIS to any Junlor stenographer Elsxe s companlonshlp Miller Verne to thls year s Junlors advlce Mlssel Myrtle to LaVerne Prendergast her dxgnlty Mltchell Mlldred to Louls Martm her spats for the Kangley walk ln wmter Murray Alfred to the Bus Mgr of 16 and 11 Sympathy Nelson Ethel to Walter Van Loon apparatus to reduce the slze of hls head Pettmgell Rlchard to B111 Madden hls case on Mlss Hepp Porter Clyde to George Ong the fiery lmpetus he had after entermg an athletlc contest Prlce George to Wlllard H1ll athletxc honors fThe only ones he wlll get Redman Mlldred to Florence Crawford a solld foundatlon Rohan Geneueve to Idx Crary her literary lnsplratxons Rowlands Margaret to Gladys Raymon her Muff Schaefer Harold to Rollln Cate hls qulet appreclatlon of one of Breen Jokes Scharfenberg Sld0Illa to Wlary Taylor her German books Schl xchter Alma to LOUISE French her rlght arm swmg Seguln Rlta to Alma Hepp art of thmkmg quletly Shartell Juanlta to Bernlce Pouk her red bow Soderstrom Olga to the school dramatlc talent Walp Lesley to Harold Dallmon studlousness Wllll3mS Norman to Ed Qulnn an mtroductlon to the athletlc field Woolley Edwm to Harry Coe hls bluff Wrlght Emrnalme to Edxth Phlllxps a domestlc sclence stand m Wrlght Evelyn to METIOU Shonts SBTIOUSHSSS Lastly we make constltute and appomt Mlss Hogan to be the executrlx 46 u 1 ' 11 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - , 1 , - . 1 1 1 . , , . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , . , . , . . , . ' , . ' u 11 1 1 ' . Y . . 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 V . . . 1 1 ' ' ' cc ' 11 , . ., . . . . . , . . 1 1 ' . . , . . , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1-1 at 11 , . . . , . ' 1 1 , , . . . T . . 1 1 1 1 ' . A ' . . 1 1 - Y. I V . . . . 1 4 1 ' u 11 . , I , . . . . . . , 1 1 S 1 A 1 ' Z , .' , 1 . 1 1 Y , - 1 1 ' . , , . 1 1 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - T H ELM L L H LGLH L45 CFL 9lE?.BlU.? Yi' of thls Our Last Wlll and Testament hereby revoklng all former wllls made by us In wltness whereof the Class Presldent has hereunto sub scrlbed hls name and affixed hxs seal the 9th day of June lh the year of Our Iord One Thousand Nme Hundred and Slxteen NORNI-XXI B WILLIAMS f j H1s Seal Signed sealed and declared by the sald Class of 1916 In the presence of us and at thelr request we subscrlbe our names as wltnesses WWI LEWIS WWI KLINIGBEIL WM METCALF TH? U JL, QJRIRL E Y57 5 -5 f'5 zu C ,. unllpnl -f.-5 gf 7 ,f ,.,,A SPHQ MURRAY l NIV xl M X T051 DICK! F0 U QQ Q BS lu: ofn:nR::Ln 47 . .' 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A a V - , .T Ri- Tnszlnvrr fr F5 ' R J D M I' U 3 -T 2,15 cn vs mmf THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW xchanges By LENNOX GREY Edltor URING the school year which IS so rapldly commg to a close ue have recelx ed Exchanges from schools rangmg 1n locatlon from the New Jersey to the Callforma coast We have trxed to say a good word for all for we know that a pat on the back encourages lmprovement far more surely than a call down In short We have looked for the best And trled to lgnore the rest Where we have found a fault we have trled to suggest rather than to crltlclse and we hope our words whether they have been too lement or too crltlcal, w1ll have encouraged a determmatlon to lmproxe We are sure lt w1ll be of lnterest to all to learn that LaSalle Peru Townshlp Hxgh School has recened honorable mentlon for lts exh1b1t at the Panama Paclflc Exposltlon Both the Unlverslty of Illmols and Knox College recelved sllxer medals for then' exhlblts but LaSalle Peru IS the only Illlnols hlgh school that has been honored Speakmg of Knox College, we note that lts Public Spealtlng Depart ment IS located ln one of the bulldlngs IH whlch the fxmous Lmcoln Douglas debates were held Departmental IH the XRay from Anderson Indlana, glves one an lnterestlng gllmpse mto the affairs of an apparently llX6 school Wlth the ald of a lmotype machlne, the X Ray IS prlnted ln the school bulldlng The Cllpper from Monmouth Hlgh School has 1ts departments arranged 1n a somewhat puvzlmg manner The Llterary Department was dlflicult to find but when dlscovered was found worth Hndlng Those splrlted mter class contests at Galesburg Hlgh School are belng contlnued wlth baseball as the game We agree wlth the edltors of the Budget' 1n that cuts good cuts would xmprove the paper s appearance but they should remember that poor ones would be merely blots on a care fully wrltten manuscrlpt At Ward Belmont Unlversltv N3ShVlll9 Tennessee, gym classes are held on the roof garden when the weather IS good 48 2 E ' 93 , I , ' I 1 ' 9 l , Y . . . 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Pocket Essry N0 l By A Qtuclent fI'NlIFNlPN XXII HXIS in orm nf str urge hrppenrng -Xml yet there ire 1 IPW gentlemen who do retog nrle l'rrlre by clofling their hits Other gentlemen w ilk rlong with their rnfls in heir oc c inf vrlute t err feminine rcqurrntrnte t mrnly llello X e these the gentlemen we aclmrreo Somnthinf., Brxnd NUS e fommercril lleprrtment f Iefftrxon gh it oo lort I4 Oregon publishes 1 mrmeoger rphril perroclrtrl of its own trlleil the Jef fer Son Buerness Iourrrrl e l 1 of college h tht llrtron of L ning: r r own we reprint tht fo owing, from the o egrrrr Iterorter S Lollege o lrncler I'0th1 Putrtoffs Nly frrrnrl h up you he rrd of he town of Xawn On the lrrnk of the Riyer Slow Where blooms the Wrrtawhrle flower' frrr VS here the Sonretimeorother Scentx the Xnrl the xoft Cfoersyx grow It lreb in the x rlley of Wh rt Stheu e In the proxrnre of Ietrtsllrle T it tnul feeling rw nxtrxe there t N the n mme of the lrxt e Irlorr tr ne W here the Putrtoffs rhrde fr enrl t tc o rwn ln the lr rn of tht liner S ow Now r the tnnc for you to return lor there rx much you hue yet to learn xrmx irc coming you kn w Lomrng exent List their hulows lie ng: or the nrrfrng o To work for r to rthreye perhrps not our rmbrtion in rr entirety but Nomethrng at least -X little work next year dexoterl to the Rexrew you know 49 Y -1' A- L1 A ' - v Y v C - ' C L . , n . .4 .i , i . r . . . rf. . v . ,. , 1 Al 1 4. 1. I . L L . Intl you ever' motive rr gentlc-rnrrn rloll' his hart A N ' al? Is it wt ar . z 2 ' 'Y . -'fzwz - if ' '- - C Vs u' A' z 'tr 1 ' 'z 'z -' hz t p-lt-tsz lr! h 1' L' z '-s w'ihzr 2 1 .' ir- 1 ' . .' X ' f 2 .' ' '. Th f Az 2 ' o . - Ili f .' 'h l, ' ' la nl, ., ,. Y h. i ' , ,. .Q 3 , .' ' .2 ' h. , ,Z 44 - 1. ' 1, v , 71 . . ,. . 1 . lf 'K -5- 'K if t l'lr- lzrily' Illini has recently been zrtlclefl tc our list ' V ex- chzxnges. It certainly is new'sy. Dk FK Pk if if 41 YVit 1 auf' ' on' l 'yor -lzrc'k-to-ozrrth stzrnzzr of our' ' , ' ' w ll f CT llrfz '-I ' J ' C l- r ': . ' 'W , z 'A ' 11 t ' ' Y ' , z ' .' ', ' ' Q z' ' ' ' ai , r . , S ' . . A. 5. uh., 4 J ' zu f' T I -. ' -1 v . '1 Q L . . . , ' Y- I 4 . .4 . V hz '-. r. ' 2 '-i Y ,, I 'J 1 - 2 l-ss ' 'z ' , Y 1 I v 1 A . . . My 'i . if vou'Ve ffone to he rwn l' Y: ' , w . P' I - z ks r ' .'l ', A' . 'S ' , V, . . V F - -1 - v 2 'r v , PIU: ir W - ' f, L' ' o '. ' ' ' S '15 s 2 fore. 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW ocll otes HARRIETT HALLADAY '16 HE first week ln June wlll probably be the buslest and gayest ln the llves of the members of the Class of 1916 They they wlll partlcl pate ln all the festlvltles they have looked forward to so longlngly smce 1912 The first event of the week wlll be the Junlor Senlor receptlon on June 3 The Jumor mlnstrels whlch were so well glven last month have enabled the Junlors to treat the Senlors royally The receptlon wlll be followed by a dance Pouk s orchestra wlll furnlsh the muslc June 4 IS the date set for the Baccalaureate servlces whlch wlll be held at the Methodlst church The program 1S as follows Prelude Vmcent Offenbach Mrs E F Burkholder Doxology Congregatlon Invocatlon Rev W F Klmgbell Cherublm Tschalkowsky Cholr Blble Readlng Rev Floyd Tucker Ave MBFIS Stella Grleg Cholr Sermon Scalmg the H61ghtS of Opportunlty Rev M C Long Boys Glee Club The Sun Shall Be No More Thy lght By Day Rev H H Woodward Benedlctlon Rev C J Rlves Mrs E F Burkholder SENIOR CLASS PLAY The operetta BulBul w1ll be gnen June 7th at the Plumb Opera House The parts have been well selected and the play promlses to be exceedlngly good The followlng cast was slected Iamlt Vlrl H111 a Juanita Shartell Bulbul Ronelxa McAllister Casplan Hilton Helneke Lllla Mlldred Mltchell Alaln Harry Mason Dosay Hubert Breen Justso Alfred Murray Ma1dS of Honor Margaret Jennett Mary Corcoran Sldonla Scharfen berg Harrlett Halladay Margaret Rowlands Yolanda Bean Gertrude Brown Zenalda Hennessey 50 . . . ---Yg.---.- , . . 1 1 ,ll L' Y! ----- Recessional MQZQQ'111111111111llfllllflfffffl---Q-Q--'Petfa1i H H ' ', 0 Id -ffffl1QfffffffliQfffififfflff-ml' ' THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Friends of Prince Wilbur Engle Frank Harding Marvin Lockett Norman Williams William Klmgbeil Francis Baer Harold Schaefer Louis Glelm ACT I Garden of the Palace ACT II The Ballroom of the Palace TIME Afternoon and Evening ARGUMENT Iamlt has betrothed his only child the Princess Bulbul to the Prince Caspian and the prince is on his way to attend the wedding The couple have never met and the princess vainly lmplores her father not to make her marry a man she has nexer seen The prince on his side determines to see his future wife before the betrothal celemony On reaching the out skirts of the city he dlsgulses himself and his friends as peddlers and thus clad they seek the palace The prince enters the garden first and meets the maids of honor Aftei much persuasion he is allowed to seek the princess who is roaming disconsolately through the woods The prlnce peddler speedily xuns Bulbul s afTect1ons 1nd endeavors to persuade her to give up PIIHCS Cxspmn and elope with him instead This the princess refuses to do They agree to meet once more in the ballroom that evening to say good bye Unable to part with the mm she lowes Bulbul hides him behind a curtain bidding him trust hei Consternation reigns later when All are still mole horrified when Bulbul enters the ballroom a long cloak ox er her gown incl announces th it she will not vsed the prince but instead the man she loxes a peddlel Throwing aside the curtain behind which the prince is hidden she exposes him to the full view of king and court Grief is turned to Joy The king recognizes in the supposed peddler the prince and Bulbul is too pleased at the outcome to be indignant at the plank played upon her In the meantime Ida who has always had a lingering fondness for the king proposes to him under a promise he made that afternoon and he is bound to consent Alain and Lilla make a third happy couple and the three weddings are set for Tuesday at noon BANQUET AND CLASS NIGHT June Sth will be the Senior Banquet given in the domestic science department A fine menu has been arranged consisting of Fruit Cocktail Mock Chicken Mashed Potaotoes Creamed Peas Paiker House Rolls Pickles Ohx es Celery Radlshes Butter Nlmt Jelly -Xpple Jelly Candle Salad Wafers Peach Pie '1 lx Mode Coffee 'VI1nts After the banquet the regular Class 'Wight exercises will take place in the Assembly Hall The program follows Address by President Senior Class Norman William Response by President Junior Class Irvin Funk 51 K . -F . v Y . , . , A r v ' v 1 1 2 1 ' . .I I I Y I -I. , I Y I v. I I 1 I ' I Y Y L . . Y . . B 2 .L 1. y . . ' , l , I, ' ns, Y I I I S n I ' I 'I I 1 I 1 1 . . ., . . - . 2 a ' ., ' ' the king and court learn that the prince and princess are both missing. A 1 I I In , . . YZ . . L 2 x , , , L v si 1- 1' 4 1' 1 , I I . , . 'I . , . , 1. , . K . 'c ' . c , , . ' . Y . up ,. y L C I , I- L I A 1 I I I I ' an , u . , . . . 4 I I A s . ' . z I . . . . -U-----nu-nu . . S' THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW The Glass of Tlme The Second Spoke of the S H S Wheel The Farewell COMMENCEM ENT June 9th ends the whlrl of gay9tl9S The alumnl The program for Commencement IS Selectlons Invocatlon Plano Solo Hungarlan Rhapsody Llszt Vocal faj The Star tbl I Hear a Thrush at Eve fcj Slave Song n eCa Cast Selected Senlors ss of 1916 wlll be S H S Orchestra Rev T F Chllton Alma Schlachter Grace Carroll Vlolln Solo Nlnth Concerto Berlot Vlrl Hlll Address The Tlme to Llve Prof Frederlck A Starr Ph D UDIVCTSIEY of Chlcago Double Octette The Rose Malden Senlor Glrls Presentatlon of Dlplomas F T Rolph Presldent of School Board Selectlons S H S Orchestra THE EXPRESSION CLASS On May 9th Mlss Shay presented most of the members of her expres slon class IH a very clever llttle play Sewlng for the Heathen The followlng took part Judd An anxlous hostess Strong A woman wlth convlctlons Meeker Klnd and gentle Day A brlde of five months Grandma Glbbs Deaf but perslstent Mrs R B Powers A woman of wealth Mrs Luella HUgglHS So sentlmental Mrs Chesty Presldent of the Soclety Meely A helpful but amuslng mald Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Katheryn Foster Alma Schlachter Mary Taylor Genevleve Rohan Olga Soderstrom Vera Carroll Hllda Pederson Wlnlfred Mahon Esther Klmgbell CONTESTS IN STENOGRAPHY We should feel very proud of the Sh0Wlhg our Commerclal Department made ln the recent contests ln whlch It competed On May 19th at La Salle Urlna Roberts won first place ln the shorthand contest and Adellne Thomas first ln the typewrltlng The next day a team conslstlng of Vera Mowbray Margaret Nelson Lesley Walp Gladys Algren won second place ln the shorthand contest Vera Mowbray galned second place ln the begm ners shorthand and Urlna Roberts thlrd ln the advanced shorthand Thls IS certainly a fine showlng and reflects great credlt on Mr Scott as students from all over the state took part 52 ' u ' xr - I ! ' ' ' ' u ' n ' ' - r 1 - ----A-- - ---------- -------- cc ' ' xy ' , , ............. . . , . . cr ' n ' ' v 1 --------- ---- ------ - - ---- -...-------- . . , . . . H . ,, , . - , ................... . s 9 1 s , . . . Y . THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW The Commercial arl' of Our Hugh School HY IS lt that most Hlgh Schools tram the pupnls of thelr commercial course ln only a few branches of commerce? Ours has been fmely developed under Mr Scott one of our best teachers, ln typewrltmg, under Mlss Elsle Scott In Commercial Law and Commerclal English under Mr Anspaugh and Mlss Hartford respectlvely, all very good ln then llnes But d1d you ever stop to thmk IS thxs enough? The courses offered here prepare a pexson for only 1.121 of the posltlons now open ln the com merclal world and those only of the non productlve type The prmclpal of a Boston Hlgh School has sald lt IS time that the commerclal schools of thls country begm to prepare thelr puplls for the other 85W of the places What posltlons are lncluded under the other 857 Those pOSItlOnS are known as the productlve posltlons whxch sell the goods the alm of every business For lf goods are not sold there IS no buslness, they are clerks and salesmen, correspondents and advertlslng men No busxness, however small can get along wxthout the help of at least a few clerks These should at least understand somethlng about the prm of hlrmg a bookkeeper who had not learned at least the fundamentals of bookkeepmgl Then why do they hlre clerks who know nothlng about the art of selling, put them behlnd thexr counters, and expect them to make good? Because there lS no better place where young people can fit them selves to become efflclent clerks than behlnd the counter Now, may I ask would xt not be of great help to the merchants of thls our clty lf some of the pupils of th1s Hlgh School could be tramed ln the rlght way of selllngq Are not more customers turned away from a store by the actlons of untralned clerks than for any other reason? If this Hlgh School had a class In salesmanshlp ln whlch the puplls were taught how to approach a customer ln a pleasmg manner how to present an artlcle IH the rlght way so that the prospectlve buyer wlll not want to be wlthout lt how to antlclpate the needs of a regular customer by rememberlng hls or her preuous purchases or by suggestxon of new artlcles at the rlgh time would xt not soon pay for itself 1n the Improved SCFVICE ln the stores of Streatorl The clerk IS the dlrect representatlve of the manager and through hum or her the profits whlch the store depends on must come A customer IS worth from fifty to one hundred dollars IH profits to a store IH a year, so IS It not worth whlle to glue some thought to thls end of the busmess as no amount of flgurmg ln the cost department w1ll equal the loss that IS caused lf mefficlent clerks are employed ln the selling end Now take up the second posltlon known as the correspondent The correspondent IS the letter wrlter of the house Through hlm orders are recelved frlends made, complamts adjusted, and almost any thlng whlch may come up ln modern business whlch can be attended to by mall IS done Thlnklng of the broad scope of the correspondent s work, one can readlly see that only a tramed man or woman con expect to fill thls 53 Il! . . . ,I . cipals of salesmanship before entering their place. Who would think THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW posltlon The tfdllllhg IS a long one for one has to be not only an expert salesman but also 1 good dlplom lt because one IS talklng not to rl person whom one sees before hlm but to one at a dlstance Th1S requlles that the meanlng of the letter be xely pldlll .ls .1 mlsunderstandlng made by mall IS lely much mole dlfllcult to corl ect than one made xerbally The thlrd POSIUOII, perhaps the most lmportant, IS that of the adver tlslng man HIS work may be worth a few dollars a month OI a hundled thousand a month dependlng upon the SILQ of the firm MIIIIODS of dollals are wasted elery year because of the lack of knowledge ID 3dW8Y'tlS1Ilf., It IS a SCIGIILQ just llke electrlclty, but mole lmportant because lt IS to mole the mlIldS of people where electrlclty moves only machlnery The work of the ddN6ItlSlllg' man IS 1 very 61153611112 one because he must brlng the rlght lltlcle before the llght people at the rlght tlme Thls requlres a good tralnlng both Ill salesnlanshlp and IH pllntlllg because lf a fine sales talk IS not put up ln an attractlxe manner It wlll not be read ThlS makes lt useless Now why cant Streator Hlgh School blanch out and offer salesman shlp correspondence and adxertlslng classesq Let s have them' Wm K 16 'r 'U 1- lelznalfk if I mlght not be a genlus And I never get the Es , But my pants, thank the Lord, Don't bag at the knees 54 - v v . , ' . 2 f 2 , 1. , ' ' , . . . ' - 4, .' . . ' ' . , . ,. . ' 1 - V - - . . ' 7 , . ' ' -- . . v Y . , . v . . r . . D . Y ., . . i - 7 x ' J , . . . . K. , K. 2 Y . , 2. . . . . ' . ' V, . . , ,, K, 5 2 V . . . v ., , 1 . ' Y. . , - , 1 Y .. . , . r 1 . ., . iv, 0 4, .14 --sl. 'H- , 1, 1 A 1 Jw '- 5'5 'igttf ' ...I 1 'Y s as vu THE HIGH SCHOOL REV EW lumm oles REGINA ISKOWICH Edltor Ray Jennett who ls ln the ln uxunte lnusmess. was remoxed from hxs home to the hospltul 'Vi ty 'Hd xn the umbul inte He underwent un Upeld tlon for 4 serlous tuse of uppendxutls e IS now gzeatly 1!T'lplON94l Herbert Bunting 10 15 helping 'lllss Roblns nn ome of hex hlstoly classes Hugh Grogan 10 presented the basketball And truck S s May 24 Lharles Xuhl 1? 18 mxlxl g good H1 lthletlts xt Knox follege Q has been elected taptuln ot next yeux s tx xelt tt lm Margaret Pouk has been IQ hned tt the luxst -XUIOIHJ. H S whele s e 15 mstruttor of mublt Baton Rouge ear IJILUS hx been lL 1 lgiltl at Nlont xx ele e classes ln phxsnul culture Inez Rolph glumluutes the '5t of N115 flom the Stxte Unnusxtx 1 I'l0lld. Nle hx rn lsjtjllll l'ng,l1sh xnd 1OY'!ll1l6ltl1l Spxnlsh ert Roberts 1 1 put .xt e 1 ll reel zeltn Whse -Xda I-armer malued IJ R Roundstone toxmelly of Gland Rldge o May 1 'lhey xull make then home ln Lli1lO!l L1 2:5 I 2 A N . 2 tl ' ' . , . 1 v , v . V S v. . I -14' v, P4 . V A ' s --- ' - f 5- ' 5- .. 5- ' . ' .' H, v ,. . ' - V . 1 K 1 it K U , , . V 1 .. . 5 . l 1 K 8 1 U 1 ' 4 . .f . 1 4 .V 7. , , . . . . , . i X il ik HY I ' z nf ' ' 1 ' .' T H. H- ? K if BK if l if HG 11 if lk if Elizabeth Robinson has been re-elected domestic science teacher at C if Q K HK 1 P l 3 as 'A-engz ' ' Great Falls, . ., 'h ' sh has li 1? lk X X 1 ' f-- - LUh .a' ' .'z 3 o' A it '. H1 as 1' '- in I ff' 1 ' Az fa . 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C1 'Y' .... -W ' 4 , GI C' fl, I3 THE HIGH scHooL REVIEW lrl le Nil s Hogeln our Llllll texeher and musleleln has sulely had to pay f0l hex musll ll lljllltj tlullllg the past yell but though the xxollx xx ls 4 or dell lldlllbl than 5 LI s oulc e l do she hls e llgjht on tlfllllj., hel best ln l xely good xx ly lIltlLLtl P e fllls tllee lub ldlleet lesult ot BI lflbols ls ln ltself the est tllllllte to hex slslll .lnd hel Lell Vlfhenexel the C llls blee lppeelled lt fl.n5 enteltllnment they xxele llxx lys l8LQlXC.tl gl ldly lnd lsked to letuln It ls to be hoped th lt next yell hel 'xllllllx m ly not be so helld ln lny event hoxxexel Ehe could sealeely hd.X8 done mole than she hae done lf hel xxhole tlme had been spent IH tldlllllmlf., the gllls -Xll ot the membels of the Club 43.18 p lltlcul llly SUll,Qtl fUl the posltlons they oeeupx lnd though the SLIIIOI lllimlltlw of eoulse xxlll not be hele ne'-it 5611 thele xxlll be 1 ufllelently lHll.,e numbel of tl llllELl SIIIQDQIS leit so that the upbulldlng ot next selson s Qlub ought to be L plomlslng task The TllLIYllJLlS of the C lll s Cllee Club llt ll llLl Iltlltlelf., lst l l0Sld. 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW ophomore lass OFFICERS President Franklm Scharfenberg Vlce President Wllllard Savage Secretary Gladys Hennessey Treasurer Maurlne Idwm Class Advisor Mr Anspaugh HE SOPHOMORES in past years have certainly made a poor reputa tion for themselxes Their laurels are so badly wlthered that they wouldn t bear the weight lf the soph s of today should try to rest on them Upper classmen as a rule expect a gloomy grouchy set of long faced sophomores to develope from the glddy freshmen Trials and trlbu latlons assall them on all sides The neglected work of the freshman year must be m'1de up before the Joys and pleasures of a Junior llfe can be realized Poor oxerxsolked sophomores such is the reputatlon the second year classes of the past have earned and legally bequeathed to the class of 18 But times are changing and so are sophomores Wlth the coming of Senlors slt up and open their languld eyes something unusual for them' Freshles looked up with awe and respect Juniors looked down with a smlle and a cheerful word they had to for the cheerful grinning countenances of the Sophs must be answered with smiles to match The SCHIOFS were astonished and amazed They stared they whispered among themselves and at last they decided that the class of 18 deserted a vote of thanks Theyll glve it to them sometime too as soon as they can find '1 spare moment from the busy socml life enveloping them But as for pep and mm the class of 18 are not far 1n advance of their gloomy predecessors Of course they e bettered them some perhaps more than they realized but exen at that there IS still more to be accom pllshed All the partles that haxe been glven during the past year can be counted on the fingers of one hand and all the fingers wouldn t be brought mto action then What the school needs is a sophomore class that and will pull together and what the Sophs need is a leader who can them up They re just like a featherbed lf left to themselves they fiat and dead even uncomfortable looklng but if gnen a prodding punching they assume thelr natural form again Sophs need a punch a prod to keep them stirred up and going Call 'i II' ge HD an Wake up Sophomores Earn new laurels earn the faxor and respect of all the High School Dont forget to smile dont forget to boost your class Remember the dlsmal fallure the Sophomores before you have made and work work for the betterment of your class and be remembered as a member of the first Sophomore class that had any get up and go about H 67 7 the class of '18 a great change occurred in the S. 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I 2 wrLLrArvr Lswrs, Editor REVIEW OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON L DO WOT CLAIM that hurl luck donated us the defeats of this season for we are not th xt superstitious However what we do blame rt on to rs the fact that there were many inexperienced play ers on the team It almost seems laughable tif rt was not so serrousj that rn a school of almost five hundred scholars the boys lack the rnitratrve to form a second team not merely a bunch of scrubs but a team with a definite arm only one arm to beat the first team With a spirit llke that the school could have a winning team Two or three years on the second team and then two years or one year on the first team would give the coach good material to work wrth The one dream of the senior members of the Review Staff rs to see out next fall enough men land a few owerj to form two teams A team not made up of only upper classmen but of all classes and especially the Fresh men for rt rs those little green fellows who will make the first team IH a few years to come To the Juniors practically Seniors now we say Take it onto your own shoulders to boost the spirit to help make the laggards come out Dont take the excuse I can t play for remember that the team needs tackling dummies Instrll into the minds of the incoming, students that rt rs thelr duty to come out and try not for the first team but for the second team Then rn a year or two the slogan of the school team truly could be Fxperr ence NEXT YEARS CAPTAIN E HAVE CONFIDENCE, rn Jrsptr Lrnane for last seasons dem onstratrons show what he can l Jasper is not a Hgure head which are necessary rn all football players and especially rn the Captain Whrle he rs not a heayyxyeight h 1 1 runner which really counts the most as modern football is played The Football Scores La Salle Ottawa Spring Xalley Pontiac La balle Pontiac Spring 'walley Total Points I btr eator Strefztor Streator Str eator btr e rtor Streator btr eator ' r 7 . f r - U 1 - ' ' z 3 1 ' ' '. , . , ' . ' . ' - , A1 ' 1 4 E - ' vu l I w , .sg ' , 1: Z 1 ' w v . ' q , Y . Y , . xr 9 yr , - ' Y ! I l . . S . . T my A . , . YI ,Y T I z 1 is . 4 I ,w - ' ' 5 : ' ' ro. '. '. ' . He has the initiative, the ability, the tact and the determination ' . V, v,'V Y 6 'S 1 . 'Y v '. . . . , ' ' if ' ' . U-0--nn--U --.-- 81 1 .. , --Aii-ii-x--i--'ii--- 0 I . C . .' ', , --iYii---vi---- ' - - - ' ---i----ii------d---- 0 S . . . , I, -fA--vi-A--vA----i-- T v z . ' ---ff-----vA---f----- . . ' T V -A------------- T ' . C Q - ' 1 1'4 T1 V I' B-XQRFTBA L TF AW IIVN . E-4 . J P-I , - . THE Center Right Tackle Left Tackle Rnght Guard Left Guard Right End Left End Quarter Back Left Half Rlght Half Full Back IGH CHOO R The Team EVIEW Wllllams Falrburn Price Funk Bowers Porter Gay Murray Sulllvan Hemeke Hemeke Llnane Daugherlty Rose Coe Ballard THE BASKETBALL SEASON HE BASKET BALL season was more of a success because the ma Jornty of the players had had past experlence Experlence' We lowe the word for we belleve that xt IS the keynote to all success ln athletics The team was not weak 1n one place Of course there was a dlfference ln the ablllty of the players not because of some belng weak but because several of them belng exceptlonally good All for all the credlt for the season should be equally dlvlded among the players The school was dnsappomted because Streator was not represented on the all state team for Streator had two men who are ln class A1 Hemeke and Prlce The people who evrpected to see Splke Murray on the team were greatly dlsappomted for lnjurles recelved durmg the football season kept Murray out of the play We are not handlng any bouquets when we say that Splke can play the g xme for we hate witnessed hls performance of last year Scores of the Games Ottawa Niorrls La Salle S rung Valley N orrls NIaLon Joliet Sprlng Valley Ottawa I 1 Salle Total D By this lt can be seen that Streator scored more polnts a ent than were scored ag-alnst her Center Right Folward Left Forward Rlght Guard Left Guard Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator The Team Substitutes Funk W 0 galnst oppon Wllhams Hemeke Burgess Ott Prlce Llnane 6lIlI'1eCh Gay pp H s L ' .,,YY.f.. V....-.----- 9 ' ' .Y,...,.......... - . 46 Mazon .........M..Ya....-... 20 ' .,.....,s....,.... . . 16 l ' .A-.--.........-.----- 37 a.................. ,. 12 ' .......-.-....-.---- -................, -- 13 ' ' ......A--.-f--- --...,-...,-...... - 31 llp ' .......,,............. 26 S ' ......,,,,,s,--,,-, , 18 A ' ,...........,........- ' Y..,,..,....,, -.,,- A ' --.f----Y-------.------ 26 ' -A.-.-.-A.-...f ..... 1 8 ' ' ....,.,........ 32 ' ,..,..,,.,... -.,,-,- 2 O ' ' ....,.,.....A,....... 9 1 ' .,....,.,.,v..,,., ,, 28 ,L . ,.,... , .,,,....,..., 20 t ' ,..,,,,,,.,., ,.A-,-- 1 1 , 22.8 -33 73 THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW THE SCHOOL LEAGUE HE SCHOOL LEAGUE brought out splendld materlal for next year s school team, for the compet1t1on among the cand1dates for posltlons on the squads demanded ab111ty whlch IS second only to that of the first team The school supported the games w1th keen mterest, and the r1valry between the dlfferent factlons gave a zest to the school atmosphere wh1ch was Just the least b1t 6XClt1Tlg For the first half of the season H111 was 1n the lead Ott seemed to be the favor1te, w1th Breen twho looked for a horse shoe and found a Jmxj 1n the rear Later on It was clear to see that the champ1onsh1p would be between H111 and Ott The latter after a neck and neck run won H1113 players got a l1tt1e b1t rattled towards the end WhlCh allowed the1r oppon ents to p1le up a score of 23 to 19 ln the post season contest League Standmg Won Lost c H1 Tkatch Breen THE TRACK TEAM The County Meet May 19 1916 TREATOR won second place ln the County Track meet whlch th1s year was held at LaSalle LaSalle won first place Wlth a total of 81 po1nts Streator lald clalm to 19, and Sprlng Valley brought up the rear w1th 17 po1nts to thelr credlt Streator was p0Slt1V6 that she would be placed first 1n one event the pole vault Coe 1n good form went over the bar at n1ne feet, SIX lnches and won the gold medal Prxce won second place 1n the h1gh Jump Com pet1ng agalnst hlm was LOWFIB, the renowned LaSalle athlete, who took first Daugherlty won thlrd 1n the fifty and hundred yard dashes He also finlshed thlrd ln the 220 low hurdles He certalnly deserves credlt for thlS last event as he has had no practlce at all w1th the hurdles The relay team composed of Lynch Pettmgell Sawyer and Brlx d1d splendld work but lost out ln the last quarter and had to be content w1th second place Coe won thlrd ln puttlng the shot Hls throw was thlrty seven feet agalnst the w1nner LOWTIBS thlrty nlne feet Lynch HI11Sh9d second 1n the 440 and Brlx fimshed thlrd 1n the 220 Altogether the Streator team won one gold medal three s1lver medals and five bronze medals The school feels well satlsfied w1th the results and are looklng for ward w1th great ant1c1pat1on to next years team All the men on th1s years squad w1th one 6XCeptl0U w1ll be back next season If It IS pos s1ble the county meet Wlll be held 1n Streator next year There IS no reason why we should not have It for the Falr Grounds IS an 1deal place for holdmg such an event The men who partlclpated ln the thlrteen events are Coe, Prlce Lmane Pett1ngell Sawyer Daughemty, Lynch, Brxx 74 P t. Ott ................................. 10 3 .764 'll ................................ 9 4 .692 ------------------------------ 6 6 .500 Lockett ............................. 5 7 .417 ------------------------------- 1 11 .083 THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW BASEBALL. ONTRARY to all belxefs Iwlth a few exceptlonsj the school IS now represented by a baseball team which plays under the rules of the Illmoxs Valley Athletic ASSOCISLIOD ThlS lS dlfferent to what lt was last year when the team was practlcally mdependent of the school PFCVIOUS to thls season It had been deemed advisable by the schooluto abandon baseball because of the professlonal competltlon Wh1Ch made lt lmp0bSlble for amateur orgamzatlons to support themselves However, on account of the enthusiasm shown thls year another attempt was made to organlze a successful team Max Fallon was elected captam and Mr Scott consented to coach the squad Marvm Lockett was chosen as man ager The first game was played at 'Vlazon and proved dlsastrous for Streator Substltutlng Reed as pltthel the odds could not be overcome The final score was 10 3 The second game was a return match wlth Mazon and agaln the llttle hamlet defeated us m a much closer contested game Lack of team work and lnexperlence was the cause of the defeat for though some of the Streator players can play splendld lndlvldual ball as yet they have had very llttle experxence ln playmg together The fact that the final score was o 1 IS proof that the team IS lmprovlng Luther College came the 26th of May confident that they could have an easy vlctory because of the two previous beatlngs whlch we had recexved However the vxsltors were greatly dlsappomted for Reed and Daugherty were ln fine shape Streator made very few errors and played a splendld game from beglnnlng to end The score was 3 to 9 ln favor of Streator The next game wlll be a return match with Luther College and will be played at Ottawa Thls wlll be the last game of the season The Team Pxtcher Reed Ballard Catcher Rose Ott Flrst Base Hemeke Third Base Tkach Ballard Short Stop Fallon Rxght Pleld Grlswold Left Fleld Wagner Center Fxeld Lockett GIRLS DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS THLETICS for glrls have become a permanent establxshment ln the school for although no lnter scholastlc games have been scheduled the Interest shown ln the class games proves that the glrls should use of the gym Under the mstructlons of Mlss Perlnns teams were formed The school has derxved great enjoyment from wltnesslng these games and though they were not as fast as the games played ln the boys league, they were worth watchmg 75 1 ' . 1 1 1 , ' ' . l ' . 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' ' THE HIGH scHooL REVIEW THECOACHES Mr George E Anspaugh R ANSPAUGH has been instructor of Mathematics ln S H S for five years He recelved hls pedagogical and athletlc training at the UUlVeTSlty of Indiana Which branch he excels ln, It IS hard to say but hls ablllty ln both are far above the average When Mr Anspaugh voluntarily took hold of 8th16tlCS ln the fall of 1911 things were ln a rather bad shape and the miscellaneous material which turned out to practise formed the doubtful nucleus for a wlnnlng football team Undaunted Mr Anspaugh set to work, and the result was one of Streators best football teams This was the starting polnt and smce then he has turned out basketball and football teams He has also demonstrated that high school athletlcs will finance them selves for at the end of each season there has been an lncrase ln the treas ury of the Athletic Association Mr Paul Strlckler HEN MR STRICKLER was graduated from Lebanon Valley Col lege Pennsylvania he took with hlm a letter from each department of athletlcs This alone IS consummate proof that he can handle the athletlcs of the school The work which he has accomplished and the work he IS now dolng ods of coaching which are lmpressed on the players more by hlS personality than strong words gain results It IS a delight to stand on the Slde lmes day after day and watch the green material under hls guidance take on the form of athletes Mr A B Scott R A B SCOTT who IS a graduate of MlChlg2H Unlverslty has for the past five years assisted Mr Anspaugh wlth the teams Mr Scott knows the technique of football WhlCh made hlm a valuable help to Mr Anspaugh This spring he IS coaching the base ball team and now has the team ln splendid shape The head of the Commercial Depart ment has an lnexhaustlble amount of pep and that combined with hls cheerful grln has filled the boys with a desire to do their best for hlm and for their school He IS a tlreless worker and an lnsplrlng teacher and has proved himself more than worthy of the deep respect and llklng WhlCh with out an exception hls puplls feel for hlm SENIOR S MEN George Price Prlcey s calllng or at least one of them IS 3th19tlCS For three years he has participated ln the three mam branches of athletlcs IH the school Three years ago he played quarter back last year half back and this year tackle on the football team For two years he has played basket ball and now IS one of the best men on the track team He has slx letters to hls credlt 76 , . . . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . I with the track team is decidedly encouraging, to say the least. His meth- . , . . . . ' I U H . . .- . , . , . . . . . . , . - u 'F ll ' Y Y! ' ' ' , . ' in u THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Norman Wllhams Fat played center thls year on the foot ball team and also on the b sl etball team He held down the Jobs wlth credlt At each posltlon he was a hard fighter and galned the de lred effect Hls 180 pounds of pent up energy certalnly struck fear lnto more than one heart He also played bas ket ball and foot ball last year and has so many letters to hls credlt that he passes them around among h1s lady frlends Xlfred Murray Splke w1th hls fourteen lnch shoulders can certalnly cut through wlnd That IS why he played end thls year on the football team He was a sure tackler 'md has wery few errors to his credit End runs were h1s hobby On account of IIIJUTIES recelved whlle playlng football he could not play on the basket ball team Hilton Hcnneke HSIUY lS one of the best football and basl et ball players that the school has ewer had lor three years he has played 1n these branches He won hlS letters ln them last year and also thls year and ls now holdlng down first base on the baseball team We class hlm wlth those other players John Falrburn Jack played tackle and upheld hrs slde of the l1ne Many opponents complained of hls hard hlttmg for Jack gave more than he recened He also played basket ball thus season and whlle he dxd not play ln many of the games he certaxnly was an asset as a substltute Llyde I orter The Hermlt was no recluse when It came to end runs and tackllng He IS one of the best ends that played on any of the school teams At bas ket ball he was also clex er He played forward and helped score up many of the polnts whxch gaxe Streator a successful season I aul Burgess Nappy played forward and guard on thls year s basket ball team He was consldered a good player and wxth a little more experxence would have vled wlth Helneke as the first man on the team I prate of track I prate of Gym Because Athletlcs are my hymn And lf you close And say thls llne Appeals to you as bemg fine Ill feel repald And glve a smlle Unto the thought that It s worth while 77 K4 Y! ' A 5 . S. G . , - . , .' . I . 11 ' U ' A A ' ' v ' ' 1 C w n . I Q I ll ' 7! ' , 4 x X , r ' A C n l . who have brought credit to the school, Barney Grogan and Elmer Hamrin. ll YY , ' ' ' . . ' ' ' ' ll , Y! I , ' Y , . m. L , . I n L V - . D , ' . . . ' P u ' vv . , ' ' . . . . l u lv Y, ' 9 , V. . . v ' 9 jg Y! A V ' ll ' I! I , . I . , v . , . HIGH CHOO REVIEW O QS B5 MARGARET JENNETT Mlss Roblns Wh at hecxme of Wolseyq Florence C He Qawecl hls llfe by dylng' on the way from York to London Mr Anspaugh Bxll non Juet what IQ the hexght of your amb1t1on Blll Q Dont know exactly about hxe feet three I Should 'say at a guess Modern Maly had 1 llttle lamb Its fleece was up to date Nlne tenths of It was cotton waste The reet was under welght MISS H Name 1 great modern satlrlst Edlth B Mr Strxckler Non Sequllur Now I lay me down to sleep he hegzm I pray the lord my Qoul to keep hw mothel prompted If he hollers let hlm go eeny meeny mmy, mo MICS Rohlns Whxt la in 1nterd1ct Blll LQVSIQ When the Pope platea in lnterdlct on a country he stop hutha mlrrlages and deaths for a year Mmpllcltx 19 the ut of makmg people wonder hovf much more one knows INo1man fanxlouslyj Say Mme Hogan hovs are you golng to paxr off e maldq and peddlereq Nhss Hogan I havent declded as yet Norman Good, then you can put me Wlth H8TT19t, cant you 78 T H E S L .95 J k ' is I V A l . 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We IPX lleshman I DON T KNOW Niles Sm1th Correct I0 the SOIIIOFQ When people make spettaclew of themuelxes othel people see through them wlth magnified Xl'i1OY'l too X Tragedy The comu utlfat cheams 1 funny xdea In hl drelm he telle lt to his wife A horee ltughs so hard at It he breaks a blood vessel An edltor lolle all ox er hxmxelf with mnth Ind glues h1m five dollare for It Qu thousmd xml hfty four readerx laugh thembelxes 5lCk But When he w alxee up he tan t remember xt E On xn exlm paper 'lhc py ramlds axe 1 r'1nge of mountams, between France md Qpwm Nr Anspnugfh If you multlply Hb 043 by 0691 what wlll 30111 answer be Pau B Wrong t e mer llow do xou sell xour llmburgcr cheeSe flerk Oh I dont know ma am I guess we just haxe to get ubel to ll Hxlton H tmalxmg brllllant hot m pool! What do xou thlnk about mv GXECUIIOH Funk? Irvln I am ln faxor of It 49 . . ,K .H ' . V - W 1 '- ' 1 . Q' ' . v' 1 u' 4 ,I if if DK if 1? 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' ' , ' ll 77 ' Y THE HIGH HO REVIFW Mr Scott lm commercial geographyj Well what seems to be the trouble today we don t seem to get any of the points in the lesson Mary Taylor That s just the trouble we got stuck with the points' Miss White tin Ifnglxsh IIIAQ Addison was the mouth piece of e coffee house Mr Scott- Where is Charles Slnclalr today Mary T He s gone to the war in Mexico that s what he talked yes t day at least At Junior Minstrel practise Buzv Ill be back soon and he ds appeared Sully flookmg doubtfully after himj That sure is news' Gladys R fin Englishj The king gave X banquet Aside And they had A egg to eat I am going to wear my three piece gown for a change Astonlshed Junior And whlch one is tha My shirt walst and skirt Prlend Has Ronald IleMuth ever had an excellent in class work Teacher No but you see he has only been in my classes three years Bessie Daugherty I rulty thy name is woman The capacity for getting into trouble 'md the ability for getting out of It are seldom combined in the same person so some of us have learned our sorrow T e Cook Sir' Sir Theres '1 leplm outside and if you dont come in with the keys of the cellar well 'ill be in in heaven ln a couple of mlnutes' The Curate God forbid' A Capital Joke Zelma Mason s court bow as shown at play practlce 1 ' S C 0 L I I ' ' H . - , , ! 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' 71 if 8 K lk il U H ' 9.7 ' , st- 7 ' , . 8 T I If H 0 R E V I E W It Doesnt Pay to Bluff Teacher Name one of Tennyson s works Student fdoubtfullyj He vrrote a poem called Graxes Energy I think Mrs Ilrr rm Often Suppoirng Bridget I Qhould deduct from your xsagee the coat of 'ill the drehea you brolteq Bridget Shure munr in that case its meeelf d be like the drshes This Are Bot a Joke Hretory Tefither iten xearo from novxj What happened rn the year 1916 Pupil The disc of which Mies Rohrn the poeteee Mr Baer the lrlrrettrst ind 'llrw Walp the rroyelrst were members graduated from S refrtor Toyxnshrp High School What d you do Sarah if vte were to get a yrsrt from the ZQPDGIIYISQ I dunno Reclton Id hey to put em in the West Room NIIQS Shry ftrlkrng' rbout phrloeophyj What vvae Humeq belref Mies Shay Yee Then what Wag he'l Willram I guess he xx re neutral X lowing Child S to N rss rx uould you mrnd tilting great care how you rnrrl my exrm prpers Nly folki Quffer dreadfully from nervea 'Vlr H rrnrsh What ia the difference between lrghtnmg and een trrcrty Harry Coe VS ell you don t haye to pay for lightning Fhrnaman Hou tellee me where railroad depot f'rt17en What Q matter John LoQt Chrnaman IN Me here Depot lost VS heres the Resemblance' Visiting: science teacher from Spring Valley Bill Levwrs What department do you teach here Mr Strrckler 82 I J H I G H ' S C O L Y , in v , vs K J -u Y , . xr Y ' , Y! if Dk Sli wk ill Ik r 2 - C .' , , . 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THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Brams are gleat stuff But the lnest of them ne hxndlmpped when clrrled around by sore feet The thing, called efhuenq IS cut 0 Shoe Store Shoes shom store fltted IS 4 mlghty blg help ln attdlnlng your highest efflclency WELTER8 LLOYD THE SHOE STORE IH I' D W HOLLAND JULIUS MOSFS U SNIORFRS AR FICLES Clothes Shlrts and Underwear CAROM AND POCKET 'Wide to Order BILLIARDS lun UQ o lb I t Whln Street EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL In Tovsn on Country I 1' BOOK AND STATIONERY STORIE IO: Past 'Winn Strut Whexe xll the Clty 1nd IIIt6TUIlJ1II C mrs Stop St mv Ph nf flu Ros Phone H J HOWLAND L 'NDFRT XKER I nture Frames 'md Art Goods 1 Ninn Stxe SFRFAIOR IIL D A Hershey 81 Co FINE LOT OI CANDIES AND SQHOOI BOOKS 1111 nhonc- 593k 3 l Ham Street AMES LUMBER LL NIBFR P IERUIRNPRNI I C nrg 1 WAGNER BEAUTI SHOP IRIIRNPRN Prp I os St p, 1 SMART NIFTY 1916 STYLES Straws, Panamas Bankoks and Sxlk Hats Clothmg, Hats, Furmshmgs and Shoes KOLLAR BROTHERS a f ' . E r z 'E 2 1 -2 ' H, l u ' r ,, :ax 'h' ,gy ', , f? nw S L1 ,ns is x . l . 4 . . . '. jr Y K . 121 .Izf St. St valor, Ill. N N ' ' 4 I ll If of 1 r V, r w I . A - 'II A v Y I 2 . ZIH lla' S 'L--t, Second l l or Atv , , , . .. aus I . . '- 1 r w 1 Q Q 4 7 I' S . 1 ' .l ' ' '- z f z ' z I: J . .' rv' 0 ' 2.f - 602 . . . TA' A L A 'l I Y w 74 I 4 1 K n 1 x l1l.:A . Qt .W In , ,. G. . H' l I , J. . O. Ch' U md'st CO ' ' x 7 Mrs, G, l'. i ' '.' I .', 11 . . I Phones: Shu, 1155 Res. lfll 1 -' N. .' urlin ', First Fl-mor Str-ntor. Ill. HIG SCHOOL REVIEW xi HEENAN S How about those new iff' V r Orfr ZCHIOI1 l1lS I Sport Garments of Every Descrlp tnon for Young Women The Styles of Today Have You Seen the New Style Japanese Sunshadep DRUGS The lust in Jewelry at lowest prices con szstent wnh quality GAUT 8z CO The sfm W H CAREW FINE JEWELRY 316 EAST MAIN STREET Tillie H as so as , see , I I 25+ NLS-.I F , X K X .lf I XX I c ! I Ili . . X , I sa if A . - I aa aa SCHO U1 -...n..nu1u.1u...n-.---1-'in The Senior Class Is Well Pleased Wlth The Engravm Done Quayle ' g BY H 99 B THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Peoples Trust 3? Savings Bank Financial education is necessary for financial success. Actuil experience is the best teacher. The Peoples Bank extends every facility and courtesy and recommends the opening of Savings Accounts vsith small deposits. 31.00 vsill open a Savings Account and obtain the use of a Little Home Sax ings Bank STREAFOR S FIRST SAVINGS BANK I H Plumb P19S1d9I1t S W Plumb Vice President Bulcy C is 191 Unlon National Bank of Streator Illinois Capital S100 000 .Surplus .5910 000 Interest paid on sav ings deposits at the rate of 3 per cent per a n n u m compounded semi annually DIRFQ TORS S W Plumb James Sexton NI W Jack G W Graham Bailey Plumb Barr Williams Boys E H L C C H W H N L I- Streator atlonal Bank Streator Illinois per cent interest paid on Savings Deposits general banking business tiansacted C apltal S100 000 00 Surplus and Undivided Profits, S80 000 00 -X'-.+ DIRECTORS NIB I H V5 LUKINS Cxhicr WII I IAMS V14 I ruxident IOUIS NIXTLR Asst Ca hier PLUN D C MURRAY GEORGE GOD LDING . . .. . . s gs I x K A y Y 7 Y L . . 7. W K K a V 9 .. . , ' . . , - , , . , . 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HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Do Justwe to Yourself Buy Your Sprmg Suzt at the STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, CHOISE or VAIIEJ HELLO BOYS' w B HATTENHAUER RITCHIE 5 nnuos nn Kon xxs 406 E M NYLO C XNDIES y k STREATOR ILL Also Pool and Bllllards OLYMPIC RESTAURANT 524 E Mann We Serve the Best Meals ln the City We Put On Special Supper Every Nlght PROWI .J 00 I'0 7 '30 Try Our Speclal Sunday Dlnner and Supper Stauber Bros Automoblle Co W L HILL FLORAL C0 The Big Garage and 313 E Ham St Wachme Shop SIRFXIOR ILLINOIS bTREATOR., ILLINOIS QU NLI I'Y FIRST Teas Coffees and Spxces ARTHUR S at the GRAND UNION 714 CO 219 East Maln St ROC FRY IND BXRERY Good Ihmgs to Eat GORDON S CLOAK 69' MILLINERY HOUISL MAIIN STREET STREATORS FASHION SHOP STREATOR ILLINOIS Correct Styles for Smart Dressers COATS SLITS DRESSES XND NIILLINERI If You Want a Garment Becoming to Iou You Will Have to be Coming to Ls GORDON S 'I' H E . . N N O V 1 Q 1 ,I I , , . You Will Find Me at ' ' 5 ' 1 , v I I If . min ' p A' W'h4-re the eep a full line of smokers' 5ul 'eS' 215 M51 sim-1 ' , . , Y . . FOR 30c. ' r . ' . I . .. 0 1 W 4 W . I . A 17 W I W ' I II , I , . r 1 S. Monroe Phone 74 1 ' 1 , f 1 v - Q ll ' I I I' I Y L . . to V' ' U! 3 of y 11 303 ' ' .v ' . . .l I , I , g Iv I Iv Y I v. V . . 1 ., I THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW REINHARD BROS The I ure Ifood Grocery DEAI ERS IN FINE GROCERIES 104 South Bloomxngton Street Phone Number Io STREATOR ILLINOIS H S LESTER M D OCULIST AND AURIST E Mam Streator Phones Office 358 House 181 HELLO BILL' Meet Me at Proud s Popular Places TWO STORES JOSEPH LOTSCHER BAKERY 112 N Bloomxngwn Si Ph ne 310 STREATOR ILL A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR THE Streator Steam Laundry Streator Illlnols Phone 215 BEST LUNCHES AT ALL TIMES FOR THE LEAST MONEY E LKS CA F E Geo J Close Proprletor Elks Club E Hlckory St Streator Decoratmg Company E erythmg' In WALL PAPER AND PAINTS Phone 223 120 S Bloomington St A Complete Lme of Round Oak Stoves and Ranges JOHN ALBAND 115 E Mann St Phone 186 The .lullen Taxlonng Company 307 E MAIIN STREET EXC LUSIVE TAILORS FOR GENTLEMEN MRS M E FINKLER FLORIST Dealer In Seeds Bulbs Plants Cut Flowers and Designs eenhouses Store 205 N Second St 210 E Mun St Phone 22 Phone 522 l , 1 .1 r I , . . . , . . , 219 . ' , Ill- : I ' 116 E. Main sz. 222 E. Main sz. . ' . , ' . o , . 7 . , , . . , , , V . . 3: ' V . 9 1 ' n l' Gr THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIE W LOMBARD CCLLEGE Galesburg, Illlnols Founded 1851 Co Educational Sixty Fifth Year Pour Year Lourses leadmg to A B and B S degrees The courses are carefully planned to give general educatlon or prepar atlon for professlonal study and speclallzatlon ln Law 'Vledlclne Engmeerlng Agrlculture and the Mlnlstry Courses ln Education to prepare for teachmg Vocal Art Studio under dlrectlon of Madam Anna Grotf Bryant A rounded out system of vocal educatlon Plano Department Modern methods Home Economics Department leading to degree of B S ln Home Economlcs For pract1cal home bulldmg, and professlonal tralmng of teachers Physical Education Correctlve work for men and women Esthetlc dancmg and Normal Course for women Course Coachmg for men Competxtlve teams wlth strong schedules football baseball track and basketball Personal Contact and sympathy of mstructor and student emphaslzed Helpful guldance ln selectlon of llfe work Dormitory for Women Home atmosphere predomlnates Tultlon Low Llvlng expenses reasonable For further lnformatlon Wrlte HENRY A NIVEN Fneld Secretar Knox College Galesburg, Illmoxs Founded 1837 In educatlon lf anywhere The best IS the cheapest The name of the college attests the value of the degree Knox IS recognlzed the country over as in the first rank In the 1n1t1a1 classlficatlon of educatlonal lI'lStltUtl0YlS by the United States Bureau of Educatlon only five colleges west of the Allegheny mountams were placed IH the first class Ixnox was one of them Her ldeals are those cherlshed by the most famous Amerlcan colleges A strong faculty and the most modern equlpment msure efllclent lnstructlon The courses offered are varled and hlghly practlcal and at the same tlme mamtam the hlghest standards of culture A new Half Mllllon Dollar Endowment Fund which wlll be completed b May 1st lnsures the contlnued growth and hlgh standing of now For catalog and further lnformatlon address Presldent Thomas McClelland ::7::' :Y : - ::7:: :--1: ::' ' :Y ::, Y::7:: :: :: ::f :: : :: : 1: ::- urs: 1? . w. . H w 1 - ll . . l .I l .. . . . , A . . , H v 7 . . ' . XI . . . ' - W ' l . . ' ' . . ' . ' ' ir . . . n o 1 . . . ' . ' 3 . In . , , IH U 1 y - . ll u Q . - . . . ' R . . , . , :Q - , Y- ll so - at - :i:.s:.s:.....,:::.i:. :ax :.-..i. .: :Y :f Ye: ::7 ::,Yn: :fu :: :: nfnzf-'u+:: :L n: ::7: 1: :: ' :: 7,755+ ll I D ' , I ' ' as - n ,, n 2 ' , tl . . . F . . ll ' . '. I it ti ' . . ll ' l . . . . H . K y, - ' . . ' 'F ' . . E l 1: 1 1:7373-c: 2: :: :: :: : :f : :u :: 7: ' : : : :fx : arf' :ju THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW BLUE FRONT CAFE Good Service and Prompt Attention to Everybody OPEN DAY ANIJ NIGHT 214 East Main Street STREATOR ILLINOIS For Shoe Repairing Always H G00d STIOW See Our Modern Shoe Zllan- MAJESTIC THEATER Pick the Winner iyou Know Him Always Crowded My customers are my best advertisers Ask one of them then become a customer IJ fin l5IlQIlN4fElllFJ fflzzlof' 216 East Main Street 4...- X'-X'-X X ! X ! ! X ! ' vi' 'X' 'X' v a X' 4' + OU w1ll find us an ldeal concern from Wh1Ch to get your cards 14, statlonery 1IlX1t3t1OI1S and announce complete stock of such matter on hand but also because our prmtmg IS clean cut dlstmctne and attractlve 1n deslgn A H Anderson Prmtmg Co + 4 'I' '! I ! X l I I' .pe 11 1:-..-:Te , 1: I :Z .1-.E .1-2 -- .e .1 ef..-eg...-.:,,,. li 'P+ 'I' '1 ! l l l l X'4 l l X l X X l X l' '1 X X::X X X X X I X Z K:g.Z ,!. ' Q14 ,, -I-.L ! l I+ I - V H155 la E ll us. ll ! ! . 13: ll 5 l l 1 H I ' O 1 . H: I I 11 1: ' ' 5 , I : l: 1 - T75 l ! xgu . . Iii . 11 :fb ' . I : 34 Z . ivy! 11 fu I Q Vx, . 111 , d- ' ,el O f ' . 1: +11 '-5 ' - Lf! ' ' Q X ,B pg Ifgi I '4 . T331 g' T+L 1: ii . S I ! ' 14 'X' 1: ' 5 E+! lg! ' ' - Q ! I'1 him ' ' E gig g Z U W' : ,, -:.! 2 1-5'! , Q. 5131. 'U I3-I ' ' 4. . . .. to - '-X' ' 1: 3: u I L ' ' .. -1- ,, li! ' l' ' ' II5Il aiu IQ' 1ii'c 44++t+z+4+++++4+4s1+44z+4a ++Igl THE HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW DORRIS ICE CREAM CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Ice Cream and Confectionery Gold Crown Creamery Butter Streator, Illinois Repalr Work Vulcamzmg CENTRAL GARAGE FRANK ROETTGEN Prop AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES 125 South Park Street STREATOR ILL Eat at New Lunch LIVE LONG and Keep Smlllng 1'ele1 hone 136 Open All Night 110 E Main St Counells Bro! Prop CHAS M FINLEN FUNERAL DIRECTOR Funeral Home 108 110 N Bloommgton Phone Chicago Clothmg 81 Shoe House 421 East Mam Street SEF US BEFORE BUYING to a complete and ready use of the Dlctlonary and Hx mg the habxt of consultmg xt 15 one of the mum duties that the school can perform for the student says DR SUZZALO Presxdent Umversxty of Washington Seattle Are your pupxls formmg the Dlctlonary Habltq your school equlpped wlth the Latest and Best Dlctlonary WEBSTER S NEW INTERNATIONAL 4 E Iliff 7 s n 5,4 0Kn0Mk:L Nl n n w x .1 Q, L3 ' 'l 16 -1 4 my J WWE A655 Regular and Indra Paper Edxtnona GRAND PRIZE fH1ghest Thxe New Cre mon IS an all knowmg speclal teacher mswermg wsxth final authority all kmds of puzzling questions nn -pclllmz pronuncmtxon detimtlon hls tory 5.,mg,r1phy luogrnphy Qports arm and sciences 400 000 Vocabulary Terml New Gazetteer 12 000 Biographical Entnes 2 700 Pages Over 6000 Illustration: Colored Plates The One Supreme Authority It I5 the standard of the Puhrxl md Stxte Court-. The standard of the iovcrnment Prxntlng Office The standard of nearly all the wchoollmok lndoraed by State School Super mtendents All States 430 ln number! that take ofhcxal action rcrardxnz the xdoptnon of dxctxonarles rccogmze the Merrlam Serlee as authorxtatwe Would not a request to your school authorities brmg the INEW INTERNATIONAL to your achoolroomf ine your puplls every opportumty to Ex the dlctlon ary habit Virnte for speclmen pages FREE F 8. C WIERRI-UI CO, Sprmglield Mass Awardj Panama Paclfic Exposltlon , , . , . . l . ' ., . . . . . - ' 63 , . . . . . , . - . . . . IS . . . . - s Vx K ., 1 -i - W ' ' ' . , 12,51 fr' , '- .,, Z' 5,315 3 ' - ' ' 'flu . ,: 'I' 524 ::f,1v1e55 .1 lg. ' ' ' ' 1 r.: ': fw-u. ,144 .zu-1 , . . at A vs ag . - E- Pal 3 -'Q .i , j , V, . . - -Y. - - ' .- ' J ,. '. . . . . . f l'lglf'-S 'Q N' El I . . . j . . E -A ', . S .lar E - f ., l K 5 ff YY M -- - N, .. 6 F: ?, 2 gi v v Y v S : , 5 5 5:11-,fr ,F f' 1 . . ' . ,- I I ,f -3. , V Y ' . . ' ' ' 1' 1 1 fl 1 ltjlif ' . ' 1-, H . , I ' - - -,144 f' ' ' ' , . , . , 1. ' . . A . . . , . . . . . THE IIGH SCHOOL REVIEW COAL COAL COAL HOVIE ICI1 8c FUEL COMPANY Hue the Yellow xvdgijll llellxer Xour ILL VND IOAI Call Telephone NO 4 11.3 NI Sterlmg DR H C HILL Comphments of Genseke Bros p H Par 'Nose and Throat STRFATOR ILLINOIS DRLQS VND MEDICINE Clothmg and Shoes 5, P t 3 h 211203 M 312 'VI St C ARTHUR THE PHOTOGRAPHER 209 Nflam Street Phone 162 i 1 L ' 1' . 5 I A I r L . I ' 3 Ma' St. 1 , SCHARFENBERG BROS. M- 81 W- W- WOOLLEY Everythin' for the Amalc-ur ho 0 rap er 4 -' uin St. Phone 152 V . am ree A . SPIES BRGTHERS Statlonery for Commencement Exercises Fratermty Sororlty Plns and Rmgs Class Pms and Rmgs 27 E Monroe St CHICAGO ILL IS A GOOD TIME T0 START' U I si W3 fi:'i il'S'i,f5Z See the Master Model TYPEW RITER AT E C VAN I CON S lou one xt to yourself to have a clemonstratwn of thls mwchme Sold for cash or on pay ments 'UOMPARE THE WORK Www Biffik CL07'Hf'5FOR 1555 MONEY When 1n Need of Lad1es' Ready to Wear Go to Paris Cloak Co., for the Largest Exclusive Line in Streator for Ladies, Misses and Children O TI BQIAL lu. 0, l . 1 , THE HIGH JUST ARPIVED fl resh Sfock of CHocoLATEs 8 Conrscrlons THIFDOHR DRUG SIORIL 301 Nlam Street HOOL RFVIEW An Up To Date Place To Buy Men s, Young Men s and Boy s Clothes D WOLFERMAN U0 If 1 t Ninn Street Mssl Suentlhc Tre ntments Gnen Here hAr1n CQNNESS 1 1 01, B ac I y Scalp Ch sr h ng MA RINELLO he S'HOP Telephone 531 K 213 E Mam sr HUPP AND SOWERS 403 M s Q 1 DIUIONDS VND PIAINOS Qonora Phonogflaphs Plays All Recordi GRIFFIIH S LAUNDRY 201 N Bloommgton Telephone 203 J W GATES Flectrlclans Clzzrs and Tobacco Fancv Candles THE PANAMA BILLIXRDS Pocl et Blllmrds 'md Barber Shop 1- S1 or STREATOR ILL if HUIIP LUYCIIIIIUII QIIIIIIIUPI' QJPHI1 PHONE 440 S C I 1 'rj 1. I- I Q ! lil , . X LL Z1s.1' Q 1 f 7 . ' 1 ' n' ' ' . - I' v L I u R . . lC!e1-trolytiv lllsxssugu, Instantaneous Bleac , st ' - 1:1-nt Musk. VVrinkle Treatment, 'len r 'sis, l k- hm-:ul and Pimple Tl'L'2lU'T'AQl lt, Hot Oil and Prismatic in' for Q ' , Hair Dressin , S ampooi ,, Mani- vurinxr. Hand Massa' , irupody. t v ' 5 I 0 1 1 . ain tr e : . .I x .I I A ' Lf . y A I 55 n . . Incorporated A . l . - i ' c 206 last Main re , . Cgrnrgv il. IJHLIPIIPI' . -f , , Q - - nv Y A IHE HIGH Buy D Sz M Baseball Goods and mow Dads lawn wlth a Ra1ah Lawn Mower We Sell Them WI L LI M S Hardware Co CHOOL REVIEW Strratnr Aqurhurt Olnmpang Extend thelr best wlshes to the faculty and students o f the Hlgh School ill G19 W irth Xxx 1 ,sk 9 bg Streator Lumber Company Lzme, Cement, Lumber, Hard and Soft Coal Office and Yards 514 594 E Bndge St Y 'Nl C N MEMBERSHIPS BUSINESS MEN Dues S15 00 per year coxers xll llI'lXllCL,CS lY1ClLldll'l1Z physxcal ex mnnxtnn md mstructlons use of swim mug, 1 I hmurs gymnaslum lockers and rest room m thxs dINlSlUIl and all socml eflucxtlonwl 'md recreatxonal prxvl lures A mxmmum fee IS charged for towel servxce bllllxrd xnd boullng Spec ul Llx s m Ihysu xl Department REGULAR Dues S10 O0 entitles the holder to all prwlleges of the Assoclatlon mclud mg shower baths swunmmg pool gymna slum Physical exammauon and mstruc tnon educatxonal clubs and soclal prxv xleges 'nlso bllllarrls bowlmil alleys locker box Ifdurntlonnl Depxrtmcnt towel serv me and dormxtory prnvlleges at mxmmum fees RL RAL Dues S5 00 Issued to those men or boys hvmg ln the rural dlstrxct who are unable to make constant use of the prlvlleges Entltles bearer to same prxvl leges as above mcludmg added mmxmum fees for bowlmg blllnards Educatxonnl Department dormitory rooms and bowel servxce Ask About a Memberslup for Yourself , . , . . 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