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

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i l 1 Page Twelve , F0 v--. . - ,... ,- . ,Y . - N. -.,,Y v. N 'l .Q E. -.. -A RUTH E. BARBER B. A. Grinnell College. Latin. EDWARD BLAND B. S. Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Geography, Mechanical Drawing. Assistant Coach. ANDREW BRIX B. S. Syracuse University. Commercial Subjects and Public Sp Assistant Coach. DORIS BRIX B. S. Syracuse University. Commercial Arithmetic. GLEN CADY B. S. Simpson Collette. Bookkeeping and Commercial Arith PHIL E. CHURCH B. S. University of Chicago. Science and Geography. CLARA COLWELL Gregg School. eakinpz metic. Shorthand and Commercial English. KATHERINE M. CONNESS A. B. University of Illinois. English, History, and Civics. DOROTHY ILEENE CULLY A. B. Illinois College. Spanish and History. EVANGELINE DALE A. B. College of St. Teresa. French and Spanish.