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

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L Wardscrabblo ........ both the practlcal and the academlc phases of modern student educatlon and hlS actlve partlclpatlon ln lndus try outsxde the school have provlded a strong background for admmlstla t1ve work Thls background f experlence has made hlm a prmclpal of outstandmg ablhty one of whom the Streator Hlgh School students are proud The PTIHCIDHI s Message The modern hlgh school must strlve to equlp the younger genela IIOH for useful and happy hvlng It must go forward wlth lncreased em phasxs upon the development of deslrable attltudes of mlnd capacl t1es hablts and ldeals It must be a ma1or factor IH the plan for teachlng Amerlcan c1t17ensh1p to all In 1ts program hes the natlons hope for future progress and exlstence Streator Townshlp H1gh School IS accept1ng the challenge of the pres ent day Its program of work and play 18 belng formulated to meet the demands of '1 changlng vtoxld Youth 15 belng prepared and equlpped Wlth the necessary power for solv mg the problems of hfe as they appear Through the currlculum exper PRINCIPAI C L JORDAN extra currlcular program offers well dlrected traxmng 1n clubs socletxes muslc athletics and other 3CtlV1t16S The general conduct of the school IQ contr1but1ng to the development of punctuahty cleanhness courtesy and obedlence Increased attentlon IS belng glven to the needs of the 1nd1v1d ual student To take the 1nd1v1dual as he 13 to study hls capacltles and deslres and to plan a serles of actlvltles that provxdes maxlmum develop ment of hls ablhtxes these are the lmportant elements 1n the program of thlS high school As cltlzens of thlS commumty we never should be completely satls fled mth the 1nst1tut1on that IS responslble for much of the tralmng of our youth We must strlve contlnually to lmprove xts offerlngs Our boys and glrls come this way but once The educatxon that IS denled to them today IS lrretrlevably lost We must stand together ln the common task of provxdlng each generatlon wlth the very best schoohng that fac1l1t1es and xntelhgence w1ll permlt We cannot do less L L JORDAN ' 9 . . . O y . . , S . . D , - L, , Lx. LT , . . , if . c I ' ' . iences in a wide variety of courses and subjects are provided. The ' Lv, L Ll, , L, Ll. L 9 9 V L L, 8 L' L . , . L . - K' x W L I x I L L L' . , W 'L' 1 Tlurtccn

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Twelve Wardscrabblo Board of Educatlon M1 J B Patterson Pres1dent of the Board of Educatlon durlng the past year has been a member of that admlmstratlve body for mne years He IS general agent of the Central Llfe Insurance Company of Ill1IlOl9 Mr Harry Campbell manager of the produce firm of Campbell and Com pany and lVIr Imcoln Bundy Asslst ant Cash1e1 of the Streator Natlonal Bank and secretary of the board vsere elected board members tvso years ago Mr Frank HHFFISOH re cently appomted C1ty Attorney and Mr James Solon member of the msurance agency of Brennan and Solon have lust completed thelr first year of servlce on the board The commlttee on teachels and school management was made up of Mr Campbell and Mr qolon on bulldlrg grounds and supplles Mr Bundy and 'Vlr Harllson Our board membels have real 1Z6d thelr lmportant part m dlrectmg MR mmrnsou the operatlons of the school and MR HARRNON MR SOLON malntam the standards of our school Prmcxpal Mr L L Jordan recexved hls Bachelor of Sclence deglcc hom the Ull1V6l'9ltV of Ill1no1s 1n engmeerxng and 11dustr1al courses He earned a Master of Arts degree at the Umverslty of Chlcago 1n educatxon and school admlmstratlon After further work toward another degl ee at the same umverslty he studled 1ndustr1al orgamzatlon and opelatlon at Carnegle Instltute of Technology Plttsburg Pennsylvania Mr Jordan began h1s teachmg at Mt Carmel Illlnols as mstluctox 111 shop work and drawlng ln the elementary and hlgh schools He was also dlrector of physlcal educatlon and coached football basketball and track for two years In 1923 he was elected assxstant supermtendent of the secondary schools at Waukegan Ill1no1s For the past nme years he was supervlsor of all 1ndustr1al educatlon prmclpal of the genelal contm uatlon school and dlrector of the adult evemng school As an actlve member of numerous school and 1ndustr1al assoclatlons he 15 well known throughout the state Hxs tlammg and expel lence IH , U . A. . . 1 l , L ,.,, , . . dl' . 1 V 9 J :ll ' .Y 1 ' , A . A. , L'L 'L ' lv ' v K 1 v R . x r- ' . . , - 7 ' 9 ' r . K A Q- L' . I 1 . . L 3 . , gn -- v L , L Ll, . -2 1 . ' . Q A - . l ' l. L l L , MR' BUNDY MR'CAM1'BELL have in every way cooperated to O O 1 . . y H Y 7 ' . .L . . , l lf, L l Ll 1 ' ' V 7 ' 1 r Q ' , . H L L'L l D L ,

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Fourteen Cyfafdscmbbze, BFSS C BALR Blology RUTH E BARBFR Latin l and II EDWARD BLANID Industrial Arts Dra IIIL Mechamcal Dravung Aswxstant Coach DORIS BRIX Bookkeeping I IOUIS BROADDUS Band AUDRFY CADVI EI I English I Slam h I I'lCl'llII GLFIN CADE Bookkeemng I and ll Q LARA FOI VVELI Shorthand KATHFRINE M CONNFSS Ancient Hu-.tory Clues DOROTHX ILFFNF CUI I Y Latm I Emthsh I PVANCFLINF DAI I' Qlanlsh LOWLLL DAI F Dxrector of Athlon Boyi Physlral I'durat1 Hygiene I OUISF DORSFY American Hxhuxy Anrn nl H 1 Lnyzll h II If LORENICF FFRGUSON Algebra I Advan 4-d Algelm LOUIS R FINCHAM Industr1aIA t Sh 1 W I work Prmtlm. BFRNARD S FRIEDMAIN Chemistry Physics General bmence MARGARFT A HALL REBECCA HALSI' Y Typewrxtmg I and II 1 1 4 . . I A ' . w' ., 1 I A .I r' ,.1 's . 1' ' , , I 1 , I I 4 . ' ,rr 1 1 44 J 4 I 1 4 14 4 IU .1 ' 1 11 . .FS ,' I 'on I A L A ' 1' , ' isury, ' S . 1 1 I A 4 I , 1- v V. ' rs.' n 1, mmf- . . V . ' 1 4 . , , . . 1 . 1 4