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

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li luQff!g5,f,,lv-flflllle - ef The Sunscr- A strip of tangerine, A streak of violet too, And then a bit of greeng But, most of all, a splash of blue With crimson in between Makes the charm of the sunset- God's intended dream. f-A Little Jie: A little act of kindness, here Upon our earth below, Will make the skies more bright for some, And cheer your life also. Don't fret and sigh when things go wrong, Or troubles come your way: For other folks have heartaches too, So please look glad and gay. Slowly the liquid colors sink and fade, Slowly turning to a crimson shade, Now veiled by lace of gray, Slowly, sinking, fading away Till finally the royal purple prevailing- It is night. -Bertha Helander '30 of lQndness If you are sad and all seems lost, If skies are dark and gray. A kindly deed for someone else Will cheer you on your way. Don't make this life look dark to all, Because you think you're blueg But send out beams of light and love, And you'll be happy too. -Lorene Kelly '30 C6550 the Glass of '30 Our high school days will soon be o'er, We'll start on paths not used before, And though these paths be far apart, We'Il still be close, deep in our heart. A few of us shall famous beg Some of us shall hold the key To happiness which reigns o'er all. Where each has helped when others fall. And when each one has done his task, We all shall meet, and all shall ask, What have YOU done to help the earth? . Then each shall tell of all-since birth. And tho' all youth may think us queer: When we are old, we'll have no fear, For in our hearts sweet peace shall reign: We'll not have lived our lives in vain. -Frances Sauer '30 ,Spring The dancing brook went bubbling o'er the stones, The birds of every hue began to singg The flowers with their sweet fragrance rare Joined gaily in the chorus, It is Spring. A bee buzzed merrily from flower to flower, The rose said, Stop and rest awhile with meg He only laughed and worked much harder still, I canriot stop, for this is Spring you see. The blades of grass, and dainty little leaves Of flowers through the ground began to peep, And then, the tiny buds appeared and grew- Sweet Spring had called them from their winter's sleep. I walked o'er meadows green and wood- land dells, Where nature's beauty painted every- thing, My soul was thrilled with all that God had made: With rapture I sang gaily, It is Spring. -Lorene Kelly '30 fu L an ff N, . 'Yv,,......--ug:-.,s Y- V -V !,T...- -...-i..7.., ,I 1 xv .,,, , .. -.,,T,,, , -, -4: , U ,.-.-35-:I , - -- -' ,,,.,J Page Eighteen

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a -in ii Milind Hi N T 11 Q' SQENIDIMS HE wings of this gigantic airship are commonly called the Senior Class. These wings, though pliable and of very fine fiber, are never-the-less substantial. Under the guidance of capable instructors, they have taken on rugged strength in the closing days of our high school career. The breadth of the plane is measured by the wing span as the breadth of the school is measured by the Senior Class. The function of the Wings is to lift the plane onward and ever upward. In case of an accident to them the plane would be unable to proceed on its journey. The Senior Class has recognized this responsibility and has accepted the challenge courageously. 1' Page Seve e

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, r.- Lmvrr -2:77, ..-, Y Y-g,., ,., 'srf1li3noiss1Qy,aifH as BARGREEN GRANT LORENZ IEUTER SIPE OFFICERS President ..........................,...................,. Oscar Lorenz Vice-President .....................................,.. Yvonne Sipe Secretary ...,....... .................. M axine Grant Treasurer ....... ....... K atherine Bargreen Adviser ....... .............. M axine Ieuter THE HONOR TEN Oscar Lorenz Bernice Sass Katherine Bargreen Dorothy Boys Elizabeth Fornof Jack Tassick Ralph Hart Thomas Larkin Walter Ratzman Maxine Grant Each year the faculty selects the sole honorary society of the high school when they choose the Honor Ten. The Honor Ten is chosen from the Senior class and their selection is based upon the following require- ments: scholarship, participation in athletics, or other school activities, attitude toward faculty and school, and attitude toward fellow students. The student that best fulfills these obligations is named the Honor Student, and his or her picture is placed in the library. K 'fi.f:'ii,4Lp f ' L O ,L o -s..4,f-....f- - ' 1,1-ijilf l 'fy Page Ninet CX' a iii.. T N-A -' 1 E