Streator Township High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Streator, IL)
- Class of 1938
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'af bk Q ' '. if , ll-ov T fi 31 E ,yn 'Q 'gk' x 'KN F,-.1 4- 'X Mal. if .355 KENNETH ABBOTT Kenny Hardscrabble Stall' 4 Junlor Prom Com -mlttee 3 MUSIC Band 2 Operetta 4 Hls xalor IS the alt to hls other vlr tues they re all unseasoned wlthout lt ROBERT GLEN DAMSON Bob Athletlcs Class Basketball 1 Track 4 Sclence Club 3 MUSIC I!'ldlYldUHI Honors 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Fholr 4 Operetta 4 If muslc be the food of love play on JA FS B ANDERSON Jlm Commlttees Junlor Prom 3 Class Dance Band 2 Theres somethlmz underneath the hat of such a man ALICE MARY ARMSTRONG Natlonal Honor Soclety Clubs Anclent Hlstory 1 Engllsh 2 Spanlsh 4 All the sweet serenlty of books GEORGE E ARMSTROING 'Bud Clubs Modern I-Ilstory 2 H1 Y 3 4 Boys Cooklng 4 MUSIC B nd1 2 3 Oper etta 4 Renew Staff 4 They say a rolling stones a loss And yet I see no use ln moss MARVIN DEAN ARMSTRONG Boys Cooklnfz Club 1 All great men are dead or dying I feel rather slck myself RUTH MARY ARNOLD Home Economlcs Club 1 2 Operetta 4 Such a falthful frlend IS hard to find WILLIAM BAKEL Bllly Ransom Hugh School 1 2 Muslc Indl vldual Honors 3 4 Band 3 4 Drivers Club 4 As likeable as he IS lookable QSWMJS BURDETTE BALKE Bee Volleyball 2 Clubs Home Economlcs 1 Engllsh 2 Drlvers 4 Revlew Staff Forward and frollc glee IS there The wlll to do the soul to dare VINCENT BARBER Heres bo a good fellow BRUCE ELWIN BARICKMAN Clubs Engllsh 2 Spanlsh 3 Drlvers 4 Oh this learnmgl What a terrible thmg It ISI FLOYD BARNHART Future Farmers of Amerlcn 1 2 3 4 He wlll rule more than hls father NORMAN BAXENDALE Norm St Bedes Academy Peru IIIIDOIB 1 2 3 Operetta 4 Emotion IB the spark plug that gets actlon RAYMOND BEAMER Baldy Much learnmg doth make thee mad l4 H H H ' H . . : ' - ' . : ' : '- . . . . , Z - 2 I - 1 2 1 I , s - , . 4 . . ,. .. - - .. 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Ll ii ' ' I ' H . n 15 JOF BEHRENS Joby Drners Club 4 Sport that vsrlnkled Care derndes And Laughter holding, both his sides FSTHER LOUISE BENGTSON lrs Glee Not much talk a szreat sweet sxlence ELMER ADAM BLASCO Flmo Jumor Prom Commxttee 3 Athletics Class Basketball 3 Track Manager 2 4 Cross Country Manager 3 S Cub 3 4 Clubs Music 1 Sc1ence2 Boys Cooking 4 H Y 4 Music Indlvldual Honors 3 4 Band 1 P 3 4 Orchestra He wants debate not determmatlon KENNETH BROAD 8 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Leave everythlng t m and dont vsorry BRYANT BROWIN Bud Class President 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 Commnttees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Jumor Prom 3 Pm and Rmgz 3 Class Basketball 3 Clubs Ancient His tory 1 Meteoroloxzlcal 2 Modern History 2 HIY 2 .3 4 Rotary Rc-presentat1ve4 I am not what I once was JAMES M BROWN Jlmmle National Honor Somety l Hardscrabble Stall' 4 Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 Junlor Prom 3 Athletics Track 3 Class Basketball 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Swimming Team 4 S Club 3 4 rners 4 Band 1 3 4 Roar Representative 4 Student Actnlty Board HLs mouth IS as curly as his hair ROY BROWN Bud National Honor Society 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Cummlttles Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Pm and Rmz 3 Jumor Prom 3 Athletlcs Class Basketball 3 4 VBYSIIL Basketball Manaszer 3 4 Clubs HIY 3 4 Boys Cooking 4 Anclent Hlstory I 'Vlodern Hlstory 2 M9f2OFOlOKlC8I 2 Clu Oh why should llfe all labor be' SENIORS JOAN BRUSCATO Jenny Class Dance Commnttee 3 Home o nomlcs Club 1 2 3 Gxrls Glee 1 A heart whose ewery month is sprm. JEAN BUNDY Class Valedlctorlan Class President 1 National Honor b0Cl9ty 4 Co-Editor Hardscrabble 4 Commvttees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Jumor Prom 3 Clubs Latin 1 Ancient History 1 Spanish 2 Trl H1Y 1 Dramatics 4 G A A 1 Music Orchestra l Operetta 4 D A R Rep resentatwe 4 In llfe she finds a lot of fun But when there s work she gets nt done LLOYD BURKITT Clubs Boys Cooking 4 Future Farmers of America 1 When I feel like exercxsmg I Just he down untxl the feelmg goes away JOH N CALI Johnny Athletics Class Basketball 1 2 8 Track 1 3 Hath he not treasure who hath fr1ends'l MARY L UISE CALVERT Carl Shurz Igh School Chicago Illmols 1 2 Muslc Choir 4 Operetta 4 A lnzht heart lxves long MARY VIRGINIA CAMERON Genna A letxcs C A A 1 2 Baseball! 2 Basketballl 2 Soccer 1 2 Tenms 2 Telegraphic Meetl 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 Home Economics Club 1 2 Not too serious not too Ray but alto gether a Jolly good sport FLORENCE CAPKO Athletlcs Basketball 1 Tennis 1 Vol leyball 1 Telegraphnc Meet 1 Soccer 1 2 C A A 1 2 3 4 Home Economcs Club 1 Dont worry me auth men l 1 Cl 77 ll il ' ' . . 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M' ' O EILI' EN ADELE CARPENTER Carple Class Salutatorlan Class Treasurer 2 Natnonal Honor Society 4 Hardscrabblc Stall' 4 Commercial Honors 4 Lommxl tees Claes Danu. 1 2 3 Jumor Prom 3 Athletlcs Honors C A A Baseball Basketball Volleyball Soccer Tele Eraphlc Meet Tennis Robm Hood 1 4 Music Band 2 Glrls Clee 2 Mlxed Glee 3 Operette Her sprxghtly looks a llvely mind cn close MARGARFT ANN CHORBA Cherry letlcs G A A 3 4 Bas L 1 2 3 Soccer 2 Volleyball 1 2 4 Home Economics Cub 1 2 Gentle of speech bcneficent of mmd MARJORIF COLEMAN Marge C HY MUSIC Crs Gee 2 Cholr Operetta. 4 The soft hushed beauty of Arcadia LAFE CRAFT I worry not tls naught but lost time AUDREY BELLE CRAMER Athletlcs Baeketball 1 2 Volleyballl Clubs Enghsh 1 Home Economics 1 Glrs Clee 1 2 Courteoua to all lntlmate vuth ew Innocent busy tried and true HERBERT DAKIN Commlttees Clair. Dance 4 Junxor Prom 3 Modern Hnstorg Club 2 The force of has own merlt makes has own way ROY DAKIIN Class Vlce President 4 Co Edmr Hard scrabble 4 National Honor Soclety 4 Committees Class Dance I Z 3 4 Jumor Prom 3 Clubs Anclent Hxstor 1 Emzllsh 2 Rotary Represents we 4 And he always knew the reason uhy EVA LOUISE DEAL Ransom Hlgh School 1 2 3 Prank wmsome and merry IS s e HARVEY DEARSTYNE Harv Class Vnce Prealdent 3 Commxttees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Pm and Rlng 3 .Iumor Prom 3 Basketball Manager 3 4 Clubs Boys Cookmfr 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Modern Hlstory 2 Ancient Hxstory 1 S Club 3 4 Boys Glee 1 Review Staff 4 Hold the fort' Im commit' VIRGINIA DEVERO Gmny letlcs G A A 1 2 3 4 Base 1 2 Basketball 2 Soccer 1 2 Volley Affectlon warm and falth SIHCGYE And r-.oft humanity are here MARY JANE DEV LIN West Prankfort Commnmty Hug School Good nature without dlsgulse WILLIAM DONALDSON B1 Hardacrabble StaH' 4 Clubs Boys Cook um: 4 Emzhsh 2 Calm cool and collected surely he wxll rlse ln the world ELIZABETH TERESA DUNN Betty Clubs Home ECIDHOTHICQI 4 Drlvers 4 Operetta 4 A true friend is a preclous thing REGINA ELIAS Athletics G A A 1 Soccer 1 Clubs Home Economics 1 2 Spanish 1 R view Staff 4 A sweet attraetnve kind of grace 16 of VY ' I ll ' 9! . v : vs: . 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I.: el FDWARD FIALKO Bodzo He lb every vshxt a mans man MMM' RUSSEL CARL FIEI DIING Butch Class Secretary 3 National Honor ioclety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Ind: udual Commercial Honors 2 Commit tees Class Dance 3 4 Jumor Prom 3 Clubs English 2 Pep 2 Music Boys Glee 3 Choir 4 Operetta 2 4 Cheer Leader 4 Rotary Representative 4 He has a mmd of hxs own and a VOICE to voice it CHARLFS FINLEN Bud Class Dance Committee 1 Clubs Eng hsh 2 Drivers 4 Im happy about the whole thmyz CURTIS FRFESE Curt' Varsity Football 4 Drlvers Club 4 Orchestra 1 2 He shows sparks that are WI And wllllnllness and grit JEAN GAY Hardscrabble Staff 4 Student Actlvlty Board 3 4 Commlttees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Junlor Prom 3 Athletlcs G A A 1 2 Robin Hood 2 Home Eco nomxcs Club 1 2 Operetta 2 Business before pleasure then lots o pleasure MARY PHYLLIS GINGHER Phl Commlttees Class Dance 4 Junior Prom 3 Athletics Baseball 2 Volleyball 2 Pep Club 2 Muslc Mixed Glee 4 Choir 4 As full of pep as they make them ROBFRT GODFREY Bob Hardscrabble Staff 4 Committees Class Dance 2 3 Junlor Prom 3 Clubs Com merclal 1 Scxence 1 Clvxcs 2 English 2 Modern Hxstory 2 Muslc 3 Band To be a ladies man IN a thxng beyond compare f Q Q' O LFONA GOTCH 9 lumor Prom Committee 3 Athletics A Base a P sketball l 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 Telegraphic Meet 2 3 4 Tennls 3 4 Robin Hood 3 Home Econfmxc-. Club 2 Clrls are somewhat athlctlc too OPAI DOROTHY GRAFFIS Cla'-s Dance Cnmmlttee Z Clubs Anclent History 1 Modern H1 ory 2 Operetta 4 A daughter of the gods dnlnely tall and most dlunely fair GFORGF WILLIAM GRFN NIAN Fuzzy Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Pm and Ring 3 Junior Prom 3 Boys Cook mg! Club 4 Because hes quite a remarkable fel low! FRANCES GROENE A letlcs A A 1 Basketball Soccer 1 Commercial Club 1 2 Oper etta 4 A good dlsposltlon is more valuable than gold SOPHIE GUDGELL Home Economics Club 1 7 4 It pays to be a perfect lady FDWARD HALL Igloo Committees Class Dance 3 Pm and Rlmz 3 Athletics Tack 2 3 4 Var slty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Clubs Boys Cookmg 4 S Cluh 3 4 Hx Y 3 4 Rotary Representative 4 Tall of stature full of mlyht A capable man In every flzht VS ALTFR HAMPTON Hammle Hardscrabble Staff 4 Jumor Prom Com mittee 3 Athletics Class Basketball 3 Swimming Team 4 Varsity Football Manager 4 Clubs Boys Cooking 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Modern History 2 Boys Glee 2 3 H ll Shlash ' O VIRGINIA HARKEP Harker Natlonal Honor Socxety 4 Class Dance Athletics G A A l 3 4 Basket 1 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 3 Ro Hood 2 3 Clubs Home Econonncs 1 2 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Revlew Staff 4 Always at work to do her blt Helpmg others when she sees lit LATHY HARRIS Clubs Emzlnsh 2 DFIXETS 4 l Goodness does not consist I-rreatness but greatness m goodness MARGARET HARRIS Marg Drners Club 4 Mlxed Glee 2 She that 15 of merry heart hath contlnual feast WOODROW HARRIS Woody Left school before szraduatwn Varsity Football 4 Clubs Spanish 4 Drivers 4 Laugh away sorrow Last away care MARY KATHERINE HART Kate Left school before graduatxon Vllla Chantal Hugh School Rock Island G A A 2 Clubs Latln 2 Spanlsh MUSIC 2 4 Dnvers 4 Mxxed Glee 3 Not that she likes study less but she llkes fun more ROBERT JOSEPH HART Bob Class Dance Commlttee 2 Athletucs Class Basketball 1 Manager Freshman Basketball 1 Modern History Club 2 Operetta 4 lll llrow up yet DOLORES HAWKSLEY Spark Hardscrabble Staff 4 Jumor Prom Com m1ttee3 MUSIC Orchestra2 4 Cho1r4 Operetta 2 4 Rcvxeu Staff 4 Clubs Home Economic-sl 3 4 Music A small spark can kindle muzhty c n agrat 6' X .atv as ROY HEINZ urs Music 2 H Y 2 4 Music ll'ldlVlf'lU3l Honors 1 1 Band 1 Boys Glee I Mlxcd Glue 4 Operetta 4 Hes a quiet fellow at times HUBERT HILLIER Varsuty Football 4 H1 Y 1 The combined qualltles of man and athlete ROBERT R HITTER Bob 047' Jumor Prom Committee I-uture Farmers of Amerlc rw Lrs 4 Fhc vlllage cut up HFLEN EILEFN HOOL Sandy Commmttees Class Dancc 3 Jumor Prom 3 Clubs Home Economlcs 1 2 4 Spanish 2 Music 3 Operetta 4 Her cardinal vlrtues are ln hcr halr DONNA HUGGANS Clubs S anlsh 1 2 Music 3 Band A comrade bllthe and full of glee Who dares to laugh out loud and free FRANCES HUMENICK Francey Athletics G A A 1 Z Soccer 1 Rohm Hood 1 Clubs Blrgllsh 1 Home Eco- nomlcs 1 2 Revlew Staff 4 We Ill love a pretty glrl WILLIAM HENRY IR NG Athletics Cross Countxy 2 3 4 as Basketball 3 Track 3 Boys Cooklnz Club44 Musxc Mrced Glee 3 4 Oper etta He fills his posltlon well 9 18 1191 I FONA DORETTA JACI' K Junior Prom Commuttee 3 Home ho nomlcs Club 1 2 C1 ls Clce Z harnestness ls yzenlu JAMES JARDINE COOHIG Commlttees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 .Iumor Prom 3 Clubs Boys Cooklng 4 Dramatmcs 3 Modern History 2 Tls true hes xery much lnchned To talk and Joke sutn all mankmd THFRON JENNINGS Drlvers Club 4 Band 3 4 Deeds are males words females are MARCFLLA JOHNSON Marc Cnrls Glee 1 Wlth her eyes ln flood vnth laughter MARY JONEN A etlcs G A A 1 Rn n Hood 2 Clubs Commercial 2 Emzllshl Oper etta 4 A Jolly lassle chock full of fun Shes always nlce to exeryone STELLA MARIE JOINFIN Rusty Hardscrabble Staff 4 Athletics C A A 1 Robin Hood 1 Commercial Club 2 Uperetta 4 Such a carefree belnlrl DFLNIAR FARL JONTFS Gomer frand Ridge Huth School l 2 3 Var ill. Football 4 Bog Cooltlnll Club 4 Sll9nl'9 IN an BUSWBI' lu 8 WIN? Ynlln O ROBFRT BRUCE JONES Bob Hardscrahble Smtl' 4 Commxttees Class Dance 1 2 3 Junior Prom 3 Athletics Cross Country 1 ' 3 Class Track 1 Tack 1 2 3 Clubs Dramatlcs 3 4 English Z Modern History 1 The sleep of a laboring, man IS melt JOSFPHINF L KACVINSKY 09 Clubs Latln Z Home Economlcs 1 Spamsh 2 Short and sued vuth a smile for every UH? ,,Zf7W BFRN CF MARIE KATCHER Bee Club Emlllsh 1 Home Economxc-4 1 Spam-sh 2 Band 1 2 3 The only may to hate a frlend lil be one ELFANOR MAE KIMBER Clubs Emzlnsh 2 Home Economncs 1 4 Cxrls Glee 2 Many a small maketh a great MOORE ING J eanme Jumor Prom Committee 3 ome Eco nomlcs Club 1 4 Muslc Glrls Glee 1 Mlxed Clee 2 Operettd 2 Ayt every Inch a kmg PHYLLIS KLEIN Ph1 English Club 1 Musxc Mixed Cee 1 C1rls Glee 2 Operetta 2 I luxe ln a crovsd of Jolhty WILLIAM KOENIIG Wee National Honor Society 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Lommlttees Class Dance 2 4 Junior Prom 3 Athletics Llass Basket b ll 1 4 Varsity Football Manazer 4 Clube- Boys Cooking 4 Enghsh 1 H1 Y 3 4 Modern Hlstory I S Club 4 The world belongs to the energetic WALTER KOETZ Kozy Future Farmers of Amerlca 1 2 3 B nd 2 3 4 I am very fond of the company f lad1es ROBERT M KORSTICK Corky Cummlttees Class Dance 2 3 P1n and Rmz 3 Junior Prom 3 Clubs Com merclal 2 Anclent IIIBUJIY 1 Speech IS great but silence IS greater WALTER KRAMER Walt Clubs Future Farmers of Amer1ca 1 2 3 4 DFIVSTB 4 What should a man do but be merry? GERALDINE V LANTZER Jerry Home Econom1cs Club 1 M1xed Glee 1 W1th slncere purpose and a h1gh alm R'DE E LARIMER Della 1tor RGVICW 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 atlonal Honor Society 4 Comm1ttees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Junlor Prom Athlet1cs G A A 1 Robln Hood 2 Clubs Dramatxcs 2 Ancxent H1story 1 Trl H1Y 1 4 Mus1c 1 Muslc Operetta 2 4 G1rls Glee 1 She IS pretty to walk wlth and vutty to talk w1th ROBERTA MARCIA LIST Bobble Class Secretary 2 National Honor So clety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Comm1t tees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Junlor Prom 3 Clubs Dramatlcs .Z Anclent Hlstory 1 MUSIC Operetta 4 G1rls Glee A merry heart doeth good l1ke a medl c1ne MARY ALINE LOCKE Lockle Grand R1dge Hxgh School l 2 Of all the glrls that are so smart Theres none llke pretty Mary FREDERICK JOHN McDONALD Mac Clubs Commerc1al1 Enzlxsh 2 Oper etta 4 If I could IIVE Just l1ke the ant Id be as thr1fty but I cant ROBERT McFADDEN Bob Clubs I-uture Farmers of Amerwa 1 Muslc B n Choir 4 Operetta 4 Farmers are the founders of ClVlllZ8 tlon MARY L McGUIRE Duchess Class Treasurer 3 Jumor Prom Com tee 3 G A A 1 Clubs Eng1sh 2 Drlvers 4 B 11d 3 4 Review Staff 4 A pretty way a wmnmz smxle Dressed so neat and r11rht lh style JACK L McNEIL Buck Comm1ttees Class Dance l 2 3 4 Pm and Rlng 3 Jumor Prom 3 Athlet1cs Varslty Football 3 I Track 4 Class Basketball 3 Clubs H1 Y 2 3 4 Mod ub 4 MUSIC Bys Glee 1 2 3 M1xed Glee 3 Cholr 4 Operetta 4 Work where have I heard that word before' KENNETH GEORF E MARTIN Pepper Modern HlSt0Ty Club 2 MUSIC Boys Glee 2 Mlxed Glee 3 4 He SILB h1gh 1n all peoples hearts ZITA MARX .Iun1or Prom Comm1ttee 3 G A Spanlsh Club 1 Muslc Band Operetta 2 4 A truer fr1end cannot be found HELEN MARIE MATHES Ha Ha Clubs Commerc1al2 Home Econom1cs4 The secret of success IS constancy f purpose IC Il fl Y, A ' , . , 4: 9 S' : ' : ' z - 5 1 1 - . .. . 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Q W ll ,P v . .,, ' H ' 0 A ' T201 21 STANLEY MAUBACH Stan Future l-armers of America 1 3 4 What can I say better than silence ls' JOAN R MAZZOLA 'Jenny Clubs Home Economlcs 1 2 3 Drn er 4 Duty first pleasure xfter PAULINE MEISENHELDER Paul Class Secretary 1 National Honor So clety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Commxt ees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Junior Prom 3 Clubs Ancient Hlstory Spamsh 2 Trx HIY 1 The glass of fashlon the mold of charm MARIE ALVIRA MELVIN Athleucs Baseball 2 Volleyball 2 Muslc Mlxed Glee 3 4 Operetta 4 Thy greatest pleasure IS thy knowledge of art MILO MIDDLETON 1 Cowden Hugh School 2 Drivers Club 4 A man of good repute WALTER MILLER ' Steamer Varsity Football 3 4 Clubs Boys Cook ln 4 Y Musxc S C u nd 1 The farther I am from gurls the better I like them GEORGE MITAL Mowey Athletncs Freshman Basketball 1 All Staters 3 Varsity Basketball 2 4 Clubs Drivers 4 Boys Cooking 4 S Club Ready to fight and wxn the game CLARENCE WM MITCHELL Mltch Class Dance Commlttees 3 4 Athletncs I-reshman Basketball 1 All Staters 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Track 1 2 Foot ball Manager 3 Clubs Boys Cooking 4 Y 3 4 Spanish 2 3 Club 3 4 School would be all rlght nf I dx nt have to study MARY LOU MOH AN Committees Class Dante 1 Z 3 4 Pm and Ring 3 Junlor Prom 3 Athletics G A A 1 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Clubs Dramatlcs 3 Modern Hxstory 2 Trl H1 Y 1 English 2 Music 2 Home Economics 1 Drlvers 4 Music Gxrls Clee 1 Operetta 2 4 Mixed Glee You love me and I love you And a dozen others too' SARAH JANE MORRIS 'Sandy Volleyball 1 2 Modern History Club 2 Her bubbling good humor ns a cure for the blues EDWIN MORRISON Basketball 1 Clubs English 1 Spanish 2 Drivers 4 And when he had a xnowmg thing to say He -aid lt m a very knowmg way MAXINE RUTH MORRISON Max Athletics G A A 1 2 4 Basketball 4 Soccer 1 Baseball 1 Robin Hood 2 Clubs Muslc 3 Drivers 4 Band 1 Joyous as mornmg WILLIAM MUNTZ B1 Boys Cooking Club 4 Speaks less than he knows VIRGINIA LEE MURRAY Klrble National Honor Socnety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 Junior Prom 3 Clubs Daubers 1 2 Dramatlcs 3 4 Drivers 4 Robin Hood 1 Review Staff 4 Art Indnvldual Honors 2 Every artxst dxps his brush m his own soul And paints his own nature Into his picture tl Q, ll ' ,Y - . ., B - . ' : ' 8 : Hi- . 1 -. : s . f 1 . n '. 'Z' U ' . A: . Z I ' ' 1 I I , C I . 3. 5 sc n 4 t : I . . , ' C ' - : : ' 1: ' : 3 1 uEdn ,, : Q ' 1 ' Athletics: Varsity Swimming 4: Class '.. . , I K - I ' : 'Z : :P x , ' I i 4, li , . . . .nr ' , : ' ' u n 2' 3, .4. , . , . I 7' u 'un 'g gm- 41' 2, fs: lb .. A' H ' .. 3, 4: BB , 2, 3, 4. ' ' ll ' ' 'Y n n .3 ' 'Z . , , 1, 2, 3, 4,' ' .. ' ., . . . . RUSSELL MUSCATO Rosy Commlttees Class Dance 1 2 Jumor Prom 3 Athletlcs Class Basketball 1 All Staters 2 Varalty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Clubs Blolozy Z H Y 3 Club 3 4 MUSIC Cholr 4 Operetta 4 Why should he study and make hxmself foolish? JEAN NARY Jumor Prom Commxttee 3 Home Eco nomlcs Club 1 2 Band 1 To know to esteem to love GEORGE NELSON Class V1cePresldent 1 Class Treasurer 4 Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Pln and Rmg 3 Jumor Prom 3 Ath letxcs Cross Country 1 Class Basketbal 1 3 4 Clubs Boys Cooking 4 Dra mat1cs 4 Engllsh 2 H1 Y 3 4 Anclent Hlstory I B nd 1 2 We hrlze hlm because we know his true worth HELEN NICHOLAS Nlcky .lunlor Prom Committee 3 Athletls 1 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 Volley 1 2 Telegraphlc Meet 3 Rohm Hood 2 Clubs Engllsh 1 Spanish 2 Ill contlnue to smlle a long as I we Smiles are natural and easy to gxve MARY LOUISE NOONAN Mamle Hardscrabble Staff 4 Home Economxcs ub 1 2 Worry and I are strangers CLARENCE NOVOTNEX Colonel Class Dance Committee 2 Athletms All Staters 2 Track 1 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Clubs Boys Cookmg 4 H1Y 3 1 Rotary Repre- sentative 4 Hall ye hero who fought for Streators cause! ROBERT NOVOTNFY Bob Hardscrabble Staff 4 Athletncs Class Basketball 1 Freshman Basketball Man ager 2 Clubs Boys Cooking 4 Drivers 4 Operetta 2 Not only good but good for something KATHRYN OUTRAM Clubs English 2 Modern Hlstory 1 Music Gxrls Glee 2 Operetta Z Her ways were una-xsummg and quiet If she was vam no once could espy xt LOUISE PERZEL Lou Clubs Enghsh 2 Home Economxcs 1 Cholr 4 She has a DlE8SlHK manner RUHAMA JANE PITTMAN Ruh Hardscrabble Staff 4 Clubs Engllsh 1 Spanish 4 Muslc 3 4 MUSIC Indlvldual onors 3 4 Mxed Glee 1 2 Cholr 4 Operetta 2 1 MUNIC 1 the speech of angels GRACE POLLAK Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 Pm 1 English 2 Trl Y 2 Those curxous locks so aptly twmed Whose every halr a soul doth bmd GEORGE POWERS Class Vlce Presxdent 2 National Honor Society 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Athletlcs A Staters 2 Class Basketball 1 Clubs Meteorologlcal 2 3 Modern Hxstory 2 Camera 4 Ancient HISUOTY 1 Rotary Representatlve 4 This being' funny ls a serlous business! SARAH ANN PRICE Sally Clubs Home Economlcs 1 Spanish 2 Revlew Stalf 4 A simple malden ln her flower IS worth a hundred coats of arms JUNF AVIS RANGER Class Secretary 4 Natwnal Honor So- cxety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 2 4 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Athletics Basketball 2 3 Rohm Hood 2 Clubs Ancient Hlstory 1 Spannsh 2 Music Individual Honors 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Charms tr1ke the sight and ment wxns he soul 522 u 97 : - : b ' 3 45 A.: ' l Ai-' , 4: :'S': ' ' 5 . cc ry .. , ' l A ' ., : 1 : ' . . 2: Q ' - 3 1 I 1 ' ' 3 lt n ' '1 ' : . ' I . . . Q .Q 5 . A., .: I. : U- I 3 , q - H . U' '. : i. . ., vs, 4: 1 5 3 , I . : , . Cl ' 7, A l ' 1 'c : ' I . , I ' G. A. A. 1, 2, 4: Baseball 1, 23 Basket- and Ring 3: Junior Prom 3: Clubs: Latin ball . . , 1. , : - hall : ' : '- . nt v . . S . 'I' : u ' n D' ' - I ' 5 l D .- 1 ' . ' ' 1 ' I 11- Cl . , 3. 4. :. D: I f ll YY . g . . - xx n J I J . at n . 1 Z , . I I ' ' -J . ' . I ' 5 .' . In '-3 .. - T: -.: : : ' C ' 1 - - - g , N I , , - . . RAYMOND F REDFERN Ray A worthy pal a comrade true Your kmdest friend the whole year through RALPH REINECKE Hardscrabble Staff 4 Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Jumor Prom 3 Ath letlcs Class Basketball 2 3 Track Clubs Dramatlcs 3 4 Engllsh I Camera 4 Revlew Stal? 4 A httle nonsense now and then Is relxshed by the best of men RUTH MARY REYNOLDS Hardscrabble Staff 4 Indwxdual Com mercxal Honors 4 Athletxcs Volleyball Ba-xeball 2 Cubs English 1 nclent Hlstory 1 B nd 1 Z 3 Renew Staff 4 The noblest mmd the best contentment 83 RUSSFLL RINKER Flash Class Dance Committee 1 Clubs Putuxe Farmers f America 1 3 4 Drlv er 4 Happy am I from care lm free' Why cant they all be contented llke me'7 GLENDA MAE RIORDAN Bubbles Clubs English 2 Home Economics 1 Drners 4 Music Glrls Glee 2 Oper etta 2 Her happiness seems made t b shared HAROLD L RISS Ha Commlttees Class Dance 1 2 3 Jumor Prom 3 Athletics Class Basketball 3 Track 3 Clubs Sclence 3 Latm 1 Engllsh Z HI Y 3 4 Spanish 4 Music amera. 4 Bandl 2 Knuwest me not by my moat? PETER RIZZO Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Clubs Latin l English 1 2 Perseverance ls the road to success LA VERNE ROBERTSON Bud He speaks words of truth and sober H935 LESTER ROBERTSON S Athletlcs Varsity Basketball 3 4 Var sxty Football 3 4 Class Basketball 2 Eager to add to S H S fame FRANCES I ROZAK Rozxe Athletlcs Indwldual Honors 2 3 G A 3 4 Baseba Basketball ccer Volleyball 1 Z 3 4 Telegraphlc Meet! 3 Tennis 2 3 4 Robin Hood 3 Home Economxcs C ub 1 2 Best shes hked who IS alxke to all BETTY JEAN RYAN G A A 3 4 Clubs Englnsh 1 Home Economics 2 Cood nature wlthuut drsguxse CAROLINE SAFL ARSKI A letlcs G A A 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Soccer 1 2 Vol leyball 1 2 Home Economics Club 1 4 She who serves well and says nothmg makes claim enough PAUL SAMPSON Clubs Future Farmers of Amerxca 1 3 4 Druers 4 Band Thou art a fellow of g0od respect CHARLES GEORGE SANDRY Duke Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Pm and Ring 3 Jumor Prom 3 Class Bas ketball 1 2 Clubs Modern History 2 Camera 4 Ancient Hnstory 1 Band 1 2 3 4 REVIGW Staff -I None but himself can be hrs parallel 44 11 H ,, -- . v . 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' ll Yl O WILLIAM SASS Bl Onarga Mllltary School 2 3 Clubs l'uture Farmers of Amerlca 2 Spanlsh 4 Revlew Staff 4 When he speakq not luke a cltlzen you find hlm llke a soldler MARSHALL SCHAFFER Tad Clash Basketball 2 Drlvera Clu A man after has own heart CHARLES SCHMITT Smltty Clubs Boys CUOKIHK 4 Daubers He waz, the mllde'-st mannered man DONALD SCHNEIDER Pat mlng Team 4 Bnd l 2 3 For IS not Silence vlrtue'7 MILDRED SCOTT Scottle P V V Hlgh School Blythe Callfornla 1 Commlttees Class Dance 2 Junlor Prom 3 Clubs Engllsh 2 Home Eco nomlca 4 Muslc Glrls Glee 2 Cholr 4 Operetta 4 They laugh that wln RUTH SCROGGINS Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Home Economlcs Club 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee 1 2 With smcere purpose and a hlgh alm Shell be a frlend ln more than name ROBERT SHIELDS Bob Women never bother me WADE SMITH Smltty Crow Country 2 3 Aeronautics Club 4 Band 1 2 I dare do all that may become a man Who dares do more l5 none PEARL SOPHER lndnldual Commer Honors 2 SGTIOUS but smlll RAY SPROULE Tlppy Athletlcs All Staters 2 Varalty Baaket ball 3 4 Varslty lfootball 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 A man of actlons not mere ldle words VIOLET STANLEY Home Economlcs Club 2 Sweet as the deep blue Vl0l6t WILBERT STEVENISON Wlllle Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 H8fdSCF8bbl9 Staff 4 Clubs I-uture Farmers f merlca 1 Z 3 H Y 4 Muslc Orchebtra 1 2 3 Operetta 2 Rotary Representatlve 4 He was a scholar and a rlpe and good one JOSEPH STUDINICKI Stud A true frlend to the true HERBERT SUTTON Manager Pep Club 1 Athletlcs Manager Varsity Football 2 Manager Track 3 I know a hawk from a handsaw 524 u -un 1 U , n . . l , sa n I v, .. a . U. bi .. . -. of , I If I . KK ' H A6 . H -' .-1 ' : .- 2. ' , . , ,- , . H H anvil: Athletics: varsity Football 3, 41 Swim- H ' ' - U 5 a , , . 4 4 . . J K , L U . ,, 44 ' ' n Q ' ' - , ' ' , - l : : ' ' ' .- 0 5 5 ' 5 . A . K. . 42 l- I ' I Y ' ' : u yr ll Y! KI ,, ISI LOUISF LORET FA SVETZ Ll Hardscrabble Staff 4 Junmr Prom Com tee 3 Athletus C A A 1 Baseball 1 Basketballl Z 3 4 Soccer l 2 Rohm Hood 1 Fenms 2 Home luonumlcs Club 1 2 4 True to her vsork her word her friend GEOR 'NIA E FLFORD 61105 G A A 1 2 3 4 Bas ball 2 Soccer 1 2 Volleyball 1 Fenms Z Clubs Home Economics 1 3 4 Commercial 2 Review Staff 4 Soft brown eyes bflmflll of glee ANN THOMAS A A lenerous and kind Jack Ransom Hugh School 1 2 3 Drners Club 4 Quallty wlll tell xn the long run CLARENCE THORSON Bud Drxvers Club 4 Of quut unassuming nature CAROLYN LOUISE TIBBLES 4 Carrie Class Dance Commntee 4 Athletxcs 1 Soccer 1 Volleyba ubs ome Economncs 1 2 3 -I Drners 4 So brnmful of thus merry ugorous life JOE TRAINIOR JoJo Dw lxht Hxgh School 1 Future I' armers of America 1 Review Stalf 4 The fir t farmer was the first man GI FN TROMPFTFR Twinkle St Teresa Hugh Srhool Decatur 1 2 Xthletu-1 Cross Country 4 Class Track Track 3 Drivers Club Regular a tht Sphinx und almost as silent WILLIAM TRUMPF B1 Committees Class Dance 1 2 Junlor I rom 3 Clubs Science 3 Latin l Lame rn 4 RBVltR Staff 4 Man delights me not bu oh those IIIKIIPSI DAN TUTKO Butch Class Basketball 3 Clubs Boys Cook my 4 Engllsh 2 A man wxth a purpose BEATRICE UEBLER Betle Jumor Prom 3 Athletlcs G A A 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Soccer 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 Telegraphic Meet 1 3 Tennls 1 2 3 Clubs Com merclal 2 French 2 Home Economlcs 1 Camera 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 She ls blessed ulth charm and ls certain to please h 2421.193 ARLENE VOIGHTS Blondle Class Dance Commxttee 1 Music Mnxed Che 1 Operetta 4 Her han- ls not more sunny than her heart WAYNE VOIGTS I-uture Farmers of America 1 Z 3 4 Hand 1 Fools are made and born were hand-1 Iwery farmtr undnrstands GFRALDINE F W AHL Jerry Committees Class Dancel 2 3 4 Pm und Rum: 3 .Iumor Prom 3 G A A 2 Clubs Dramatlcs 3 French 3 Home Inconomlcs 1 Modern Hlstnry 2 Camera 4 Overetta 4 To know her ls to love her -4 ' A AA A A HI-K, Y, ll n ,, mit . . . .2.3.4: Q' -A K' I . '. 1 .A 5 : V. '. .. :A 33 ' . 3 - 4- A W 4 A 4 an u -Hn Athl . . . . . . : 'ket- - A.: . - .:. .1 ..2.3: w -: L: ' gf: ' : ..: , U Z -I K ' .. , ' -' I 1 - P G. . . 1. 4' KK ' Y! JOHN F. THOMPSON Committees: Class Dance 1, 2, 3. 41 as n A v u I . 3 - - -Y 2: 45 yy KK ' H .. -, . ,. I - 3 . ' h I , H ' ' . ' . : G, A. A. : Q ' ll 12 :V - ' Cl. Q: H ' .- , , , 5 L ' A Q V- H v, ll I! ' ,2,3. ' f 1 - 1 'I ' 5. '. I 2. 4: - ' U - l I , . '. . . SENIORS JAMES WARWICK Clubs Lnghsh 1 Mu-uc 1 2 3 Music nd 1 2 s 1 ee Mxed Glee 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Chulr 4 Opera tta 2 4 Sxncerlty and friendliness please all ALFRED WATSON Leltchfield Huzh School Ieltchfield Kentucky 1 Z 3 s proper a man as one shall ee DONALD WEISS Don Future Farmers of Amerxca 1 2 3 4 We grant although he had much nxt He was very shy of llSll lg' It HELFN ELIZABETH WHITING National Honor Socxety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 4 Committees Class Dance 1 2 3 4 Jumor Prom 3 Clubs Dramahcs 3 4 Tr1HlY 1 Ancient History 1 Operetta 4 Revlew Staff 4 She has that thmg called charm NANCY WHITTIER National Honor Soclety 4 Hardscrabble Staff 1 4 Commlttees Class Dance 1 2 3 Jumor Prom 3 Athletxcs C' A A 1 Basketball 1 Clubs Dramatlcs 4 Home Economlcs 1 Tr1HlY 1 2 Music 2 Music Gxrls Clee 1 Mxxed Clee 2 Operetta 2 4 Renew Stafl' 4 Small ln stature great nn character WFSLEY WILHITE Wes Athletlcs All Staters 3 Track 1 Var slty Basketball 1 2 Varsity Football ubs H1 Y 4 u Music Cholr 4 Operetta 2 4 Rotary Representative 4 Sooner or latu to one goal we hasten WILLIAM WOODRUFF Woody Frank 3 Clubs Aeronautics 4 Drivers 4 Music Indnvxdual Honors 4 Band I am sure care 15 an enemy to lxfe MARCELLA WORRELL left school before graduation Basket, ball 2 3 Clubs Latin 1 2 Home Eco mics 1 Z 3 Its Just natural for her to be sweet and pleasant RUBY MAE WORTHINGTON Rube Operetta 4 A very llttle xzlrl with a great IH smlle LOMA WRIGHT Home Economics Club 1 The beautlful are newer desolate VELMA YAZELL Ransom Hugh School 1 2 3 Be gone dull care dull care and I never agree ,Aw LOUISE YUHAS 11 Commlttees Class Dance 1 Jumor Prom 3 Athletics G A A 1 2 3 Base all 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Soccer 1 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 Home Economlcs ub 1 2 Wlth llfe and splrlt ln her eyes DOLORES ZAHNOW Dee Comm1ttees Class Dance 1 Jumor Prom 3 Clubs Commercial 1 Dramatlcs 3 Spanish 2 3 Mixed Glee 2 On with the dancel Let Joy be uncon fined ANDREW GALL CHESTER ISERMANN JOHN J McCABE MAX SCHMIDT FRANCES SOWERBY U6 '77 SENIORS BRYANT BROWN ROY DAKIN President Vice-President ' 1' - f7f 1 ,IL , ,I V ,J JUNE RAINGER GEORGE NELSON Secretai y Treasurer MR SNOW MISS PURLELL Adviser Adviser The Memories of a Class Draw your chairs close to the fireside class of 38 Lets talk about the good old days when we were in high school Just as our fathers remember how they dipped our mothers braids in mkwells we too had special thlngs happen to us that have the individual flavor of our generation and of our own dear Streator High School As the fire brightens and we clear the smoke of time from our mlnds a plcture emerges from our dreams It is our freshmen dance embarrasslngly called a kids party We are surprised to see how small we are and how hard we are trvlng to look sophisticated We are dancing as though we really knew how Some of us are even trylng that daring new tep called the hop Now the music changes from Believe it Beloved to Lost in a Fog and our dream fades When the mists reassemble it is our Junior year We see in quick succession the processes of tearing down the older part of our hlgh school and erectlng the new with its proud auditorium and its convenient classrooms orchestras play swing music the dancers are swinging it and the girls wear swmg sklrts We wander on ln our dreams of the past and as always distance lends enchant ment Now we see our Junior Prom which seems like the best ever given It is a reflection of our era too a penthouse the Manhattan skyline There are more Jumor Prom memorles but our minds race on to our senlor year In the scenes that pass before our minds vse notlce that we are beginning to come into our own as we complete our high school work We have more act1v1 tles and we are more mature We see in pleasant dreams the arbor of vsistarla that is the background for the prom and agalnst It we see our friends ln their lovely clothes What happy days we are thinking At last the scene changes to our commencement the last occaslonl The memory of the solemn gray robed figures makes us want to laugh and cry too We see on each others faces the dawning reallzation of our newly acquired adult hood and it seems strange and new to us Nancy Whittier M If , . . 1 V I ' ' v 1 K4 !7 ' ' , . K! ' ,' Li, u ' s ,, 1 . , n ' . - Q u n . ' C6 ' ' 7! CK M' 77 . , , . . . , . It is now the age of swing, We can visualize the dances at which the Cl ' 97 ' CK ' ' ' 79 ' , KK ' YI ' , , L . i , i . , , i , 5 - . 0 .', , S. 1- L KI 'v ,y n u a u . , . I ' ' p Wll G ll y RyB W gRo t LtR40yD 1 Thd V t K Y Btt My hb Vg Hk Rag Na ywhlttr The National Honor Society Vlce Presldent Vlfglnla Harker Secretary Russell Fleldlng Treasurer Wllham Koemg The Streator chapter of the Natlonal Honor Socxety was organlzed ln 1934 Each year the faculty of Streator Township Hlgh School awards the honor of membershlp ln th1S society to approxlmately fifteen per cent of the graduatlng class Membershlp 1n thls soclety IS based on character scholarshlp leadershlp and servlce To be ellglble for electlon to the soclety a student must be ln the hlghest thlrd of hls class Although the group was organlzed late ln the year It has done much to JUSt1fy 1tS exlstence under the capable guidance of Mlss Mlldred Moynlhan Regular meetlngs were held after school on the first Monday of each month The first meetmg was devoted to the electlon of officers and the readlng of the constltutlon of the Nat1onal Honor Soclety The presldent appolnted George Powers Roy Brown and Paul1ne Melsenhelder on the Act1v1ty Commlttee Helen Whltlng Roy Dakm and Roberta L1st on the Fmanclal Commlttee Jean Bundy Ruth Scrogglns Vlrglnla Murray and Alice Armstrong on the Soclal Committee Ardelle Larlmer Nancy Wh1tt1er and Elleen Carpenter on the Publlcxty Commit tee The first mentloned ln each case was the commlttee chalrman The soclety sponsored a very successful dance on March 25 whlch d1d much to llghten the worrles of the Fmanclal Commlttee Bryant Brown chaxrman of the commlttee ln charge of the dance was ably asslsted by June Ranger and James Brown The members enjoyed the educatlonal games and travel talks at the spr1ng meetlngs A number of the group mterested ln dramatlcs pre sented late ln the year an orlgmal movle and several clever skxts ln the assembly Us Koenig, eorge Powers, Arde e Larimer, Br ant Brown, o rown, James Brown. Al Armstrong. ilbert Stevenson, Russell Fieldin , ber a is , ak'n. Murray, Jean Bund , Helen Whi ing. Pauline Meisenhelder, Eileen Carpenter. 0 nihan. Rut 'croggins, ir inia ar er, June n er, nc ' ie . I I President ......,............................... Wilbert Stevenson . . . . . . I , 1 , , . 1 . 1 1 . , . s 1 u 1 u , 1 1 , 1 0 u u u : , , 0 1 1 1 1 5 1 y 1' , - , 1 a 1 c 1 s 0 , 1 ,1 u 1 - ! 1 , , 1 . 1 a 1 , I I, - 'Hf FRESHMEN Jean NILGU11 e P1LHld6I'lt Ruth Ann MCINGII X me Plwldent llSClll3 Plumb SQCI eta: x Jack Adams Treasul Q1 Adusers Nlxss Stmglm N11 Maltlll SOPHOMORES Fdxx a1d Axthul P1 emdent Ruhard Mohan N lce P1 esldont Robert Rlss Secretal x Charle: Webu T1 easuler ACIVISEFS Niles Mxller N11 Rlchaxd JUNIORS Ernest Qtek enwn P1 esldent Jamm WalQh X109 Pruldont 'Hal x Alice 'Nlahon Senretalx Helen Ixollal T1 efxsux er Adslsers 'N xg Swan 1 Wir Brxx UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS ?w WMM' -8' ,'lSlqiw.., . X 'f W-A, , .I f' ' ' 1 1-ww....,,,N .,.' ' ' '?..,.......... 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' X . .Int .' san 0 Glenn Adams Lvle Adams Arthur Allen DOFIOL Anthom Jean Antollk I loxd Bakel Ronald Barnhart Bettx Bauekman Jack Bauckman Elwabeth Baum Ralph Bednar Trewa Bednar Betty Behrens Lenoxa Benckendo1f Anxta B6ll9Sf0ld Glad5s Berta Ruth Blakemole Jean Brovsn Mangaret Brown Fllan Mae Botts B111 Bryant Mabel Brmel Lols Buren Charles Bu1t Joe Call Maly Loulse Calxert Leo Cavanaugh Tracv Chambe1la1n wald Chlsmar Dons la1k Howald Clark MRFION Clayton Phll fozt James Conness Peter Cook Delbert Craft Beatrlce Clauford Thomas Cremean Edvnn Cxego Maxme Cultls Robert Dabler Betty Defenbaugh Ja es Dlxon LOUISE Dlxon Raymond D nklebelger Mxldled Dunseth Stephen Dulgach Hubert Elllot Betty Jean Evans James Faumgton Glenn Falthlng VS anda Felesena Roma Plnk NIZTJOIIQ Po! lxatherme F1anc1s Margaret Flappler Jeanne -Xnne Fraser Lau renee Gall Norval Gallouax Beltha Greenwood Robert Groene Max Gulo Adele Gula ffl x 'Y . 'S Q 7 . Y 7 4i v 1 v . V V 'I 7 N Y 4 7 Y Y C ' . ' 7 h . 1 ' .. . , , , . , . y , Q . , V A A, 1 . lv '- . Y .- .y Q .L Y y 9 . ' v Ed' , . x Y . V . h v . Y . Y ' .- lip Clayton, Harry Coe, Thomas Com- ' , '.. 7 9 . . . 7 K . 1 , ., ' . '. , . ! ! . . . Y 7 9 . y . . K1 h l 1 D y Y ' , . ' . ., v A . Q. . 1, V - 1 'K' A 1 , . , ' . A' . bv, -L ' v ' , , Sf Tom Halcott, Jack Hall, Evelyn Har- hach, William Harrison, Katherine Harter, Leon Heinz. Roma Hepner. Phyllis Herbert, Don- ald Hoffman, Maxine Holt, John Holohan, La Rue Hopper, Albert Hudachko, Harold Huff, Doro- thy Jacek, Elizabeth Javorsky, Harry Kear, Dick Keating. f5,u6X Darlene Kent, Chalmers Kerchner, Ed Kerwin, Alfred Klein, Betty Klein, Helen Klein. Joe Klein, Lawrence Kmetz, Dolores Knecht, Helen Kollar, Marian Kooi, Helen Kotansky. Juanita Lantzer, Don Lebo, Edward Liptak, Margaret Longnecker, Grace Lucas, Margaret Luthy. Owen Lyons, Mary Alice Mahon, Ed- ward Majerchin Helen Mcf'lernon, Patrick McClern0n, Eileen MacMillan. V19 Ralph Mehall, Florabelle Metcalf, Antoinette Minneci, John Minneci, Jean Mitchell, Arthur Moran. Louis Mueller, Ferris Mushro, Robert Meyer, Maxine Nelson, John Newton, Jean Nolan. Jack O'Herron, Ruth Ohlinger, An- drew Osborne, Erma Page, Helen Palaschak, Joe Panno. Marjorie Parker, Mary Jane Part- ridge, Lawrence Patton, Norma Pfiib- sen, Agnes Pile. O Dorothy Plle Marle Plultt VlTg'lH13 Plendergast Rlchald Prendergast Robext Pollak LOUISE Pllmmer Belnlce Quaka Josephme Ramza Helen Rankm Ralph Gee Ann Renz James Reynolds Wayne Reynolds Dorothy Jean Rlch alds Ehzabeth Rlchards Fred Rob utson Malye Rudlsch Clarence Rusak Betty Ryan Paul Sass Rlchard Savllle Thomas Scent Francls Scheldt Ruth Schmellmg Nolbelt Schmltt Betty Jane Scott John Scullens Wllllam Seller James Sendecke Helen Shackley Wllllam Shannon Fdwald Slrotnak Smlth Sally Smlth Shlrley Solbert John Solon Frederlck Stephens Ernest Stevenson Betty Stobs Betty Taylor Joe Teyshak Stanley Tombaugh Bur dette Tramor Beulah Van Meter Fugene Venegone Thomas Volkman James Walsh Bessie Walters Melwm Walters Marjorle Watson Ellen VS ebel Llonel Webel Calen Welben Louxse Whltlock Fdlth Wllllams Robert Wlntel Jack WIS sen Rlchard Wolfe Vllglhla Woods Catheune Woolford 'Nlancx Xxflght Thomas Zlppay ' . v . , . v . . - ' 7 ' 1 ' , .' . ' . f 1 K I 1 l 7 ! 1 . ' f . A' ' ' L, - , . . 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Faculty H K Whlttler has successfully com pleted hls thlrd year at the head of the cap able faculty of Strea tor Townshlp Hlgh School Aldlng Mr VVh1tt1er ln school admlnlstratlon are M195 Athene Nachtrleb dean of gxrls and Lowell Dale dean of boys The eleven hundred students of the forty two teachers There have been numerous changes IH the faculty personnel durlng the past year MISS Loulse Duncan formerly of the Monmouth Hlgh School l1brary succeeded MISS Golda Henkla as school hbrarlan MISS Dorothy Bash who had been teachlng at Pawnee Ill1no1s filled the vacancy ln the hlstory department caused by MISS Josephlne Purcell S transfer to the Enghsh department MISS Purcell returned to the teachmg of Enghsh after the reslgnatlon of MISS Mary Howland who was marrled shortly before the beglnnlng of the first semester lohn Culver Raglan formerly of the commerclal department of the Jerseyvllle Townshlp Hlgh Qchool succeeded J Worley Wllson who left Streator to accept a governmental posltlon 1n Chlcago Three other addltxons to the staff were made after the marmages of the Mlsses LOUISE Dorsey Katherme Conness and Verna Kennedy M1ss Jeanne Bertlaux assumed MISS Dorseys classes ln Engllsh and G D Evans left a teachmg p0s1t1on 1n Downer s Grove Ill1no1s to take MISS Connesss place ln the soclal sclence department MISS Helen Harrlson succeeded MISS Kennedy as asslstant to MISS Margaret Tkach hlgh school secretary NIARGARFT TRACH Secletal 5 VERNIA KENNEDY RAMME Assistant sf! 1 f, lr, ,-L , ' X4 '- , , my 'ir ' 7 - 1 a -- N school receive instruction in a wide variety of subjects from a staff of ' 9 . , . . . i . ! 7 9 5 . . . . , I . . . , . 1 1 , . . . . K Y ' Y . . y . N, i . . . , . . l r , . . 7 Y ' V , . . . . . ATHENE NACHTRIEB IOWELL DALE Dean of Glrls Dean of Boys F CULTY I OUISF DUNCAN I bxfny R AI PII FDWARIJS DORCVI III B ASH WAI TI Il BAE SINII I I II ANNI BFHTI-XLX gl! h DOPIS BI IX IxARI BRIX I- Ix3ITHI RINF CONNI' QS TIIOVIPSON n II inc -XUDRFY CADWI IL In 1 IXXNICIIINI' DAII IOXIIILD-XIF -M'1Iv'ff '2f Q Y A K I-Nm-ivnt History I'I S. History 3 r 1 1 41 , I A A L A I 4 K .'xIl'Y'Il'lIIIlIl'l' I, II. Ill 1' ' Y 41 Y ' En 's I, ll 1 , , n - I I IIIIIIIQIQQ-epirml I. II , I A, Iimxklu-I-pill' I V 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 v I I I I I I II. I I Arxrie t i1tury 'i 'S I I ' , C I Fm-rxc-h I, II: Spunihh I: I.:nIin II: I y:I'1I1 I 41 1 1 1 1 11 I I- I 1 I I I I I Spanish I, II I ' C I I I I Donn uf Buys: IJire:'tur ul' tI1lI-Iirw: I'I1,'4ic-:II I'I4.Ill4'zAlion , I . 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IQ ROI INK IITTA I -XII IIVIHLYII I -XPP' IUI I- API L ST IIIY' I1 I FWIS I LOHD UI II'RQIxI L 65-bw I44 4 I,I'I0 MARTIN lm Inn-t ry I .1-lwrnl Nlzltlxrllml nw ' NIA lIII,I.4'- XIII IJIxI IJ NIUX NIIIAX I INDI N NIUI FOIIIJ AFI-II'INl X-Xl HTRIPB BI RX-XIDINI' 'NIC III S W-XLFI Ii 'N0'IN1AN fllfn I BI' SSII- PI- I I UUI IIUUII LI JI' AN PURQI' I L GMM I b re-tarul Iralnlng FACULTY JOSI' PHINI' I URCI' I I JOIIN CUIXFI R-XC I thu BI R'I II-X HIPC -XRC IIII' Rll' H -XRDS I U RIC IIARIJS I xy.: I I IZ'I II-X ROKJI' RQ Y! 'Ill IUBI I I Sf IIR-X N1 I BX RON SNOW Il II' XX WIINI II A SVI -XXNON PPI-3I'Cf -X VII-IXSII N BFX VSFQTIAIU ll ll SPGRTS P S' s Hx Mm Ji'- 4 am jf ,f I f5Ea.. X , , 523' ww M M Q .... 1 . Q A f V 'Zi' A 11.3.24 :ZF .rain - 'ZW n ' ' V. - , ,,, -'4' 4:1-::-af, , . ' 'Z 131:2- H X .5511 129-'2-Fi --a311:j:55- ' -Gill'-' ,lg if ,gy Y -' A R'-A 'Sa ., 42 V ,, r , ,. , , Nr 1 - 1-Z - n fL Q-' ' ,.f Q 4 5 M' V f K .. x .lf 4 4 W 4 . ,g A 5' A, -'Q , , ya af 43 , M fy , . 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' , .- q gm 3 , , N Q 4 id ,- wf ' 4 v 3: M 1 I fr 44 A , za sf -I' J' J BOYS ATHLETICS COACHING STAFF COACH DAI E Pops as most of us call him has again prowed his perennl 11 effi ciency as a coach bx putting out his sixteenth dlQt11Ct championship basketball team Coach Dales basketball team was not very tall but through h1s fine coaching ability he put out a team second only to Pekin Big Tvselve conference champlons During his tvsenty vear tenure at 'streator Pops has produced three Big Tvxelxe championship teams addition to sixteen dlstrlct tournament winners The success of the foot ball team vias not qulte so good as expected because 1n1ur1es befell many of Pops star athletes Coach Dale has achiexed noteworthy success mth h1s football and basketball teams and he is to be hlghlx commended fo1 his line work as dnector of athletics here at Streator High School MR WESTI AKE Bennv s third year of asslstant coaching at our school has proved DeKalb to give the bows manv polnters which were invaluable to the success of the team this V631 If Mr Westlake should use a fevx of those pointers in private tutoring at home perhaps in about seventeen years Streator Hlgh School will have a star basketball player bv the name of Westlake MR RH HARDS Since coming to Streator two years ago Joe has become one of Coach Dale s popular assistants He was placed in charge of the direction of the backfield during the football season and was coach of the Freshman qophomore basketball team vshlch vxas organized this year for the first time The splendid record of this team proved the ability of Mr Rlchards as basketball coach MR MAGIERSKI Mr M3g'16FSkl through his excellent ability as an athletic star has become a successful coach His knovsledge of the fundamentals of the games has proved very helpful to the athletes under his tutorshlp Louie has charge of the second football squad which had a successful season last year and also charge of the track team Although he has only fair materlal he puts out a crack team WLSFI Ahh MA! Il'RSkI RICHARDS IJXLE Ufll D K H V ,, Y ' . V . Y . ., - K , - t . , K . 1 l K ' . . .K Al Al , . 3 ' Y . , 3 ' ' ' ' ' .. in Ci 'V 79' L K K . A l LY y' In ' .DY . 'A P A Q nw ki n I kv .A H 9 77 ' , ,' ' to be his most successful. He was able, through his excellent training at I . V y . . 7 ' 41 W ' ' u ry I , . K y . . . ' K K' , 1 A - K y l y I .hw kv ,- an sk l , ' , ' in ' 19 ' Y l v Y X 0 . , . 1 xnxx r ri 1 mn' om n N x 1 r x 1 x orcc N x ll l'Vl5. uwml 1 1 mac b 4 nlon 'xmcx erm mr 1 :res 1 axcnu lrnx m 4. in IU H1 ir! xrlntc I4 1 5 1 C1111 Annu Uxulncx L irc U. A HU. ll llfll l Varsity Baslcetlaall Basketball leturned agaln as a favorlte sport at Qtleatol Hlgh School Pre seaeon p1ed1ct1ons xx e1e not xerx GHCOLll3.g1l1g' but pxospects soon changed as the 'season got under xxax Thuteen thfllllllg' games xxele p1 ox lded fO1 the local fanfi and students th1s xear Out of the e fixe xx ere The most th11ll1ng home game of the seaaon xx lthout a doubt xx as xx 1th Danx1lle Both teams xxere ex enlx matched and one xxas nex er ahead of the other lox more than three polnta 'Ihe gzxm xxas 111 an uploar as both teams xx ere fightmg fo1 the ball 1n the last fifteen seconds of plax Nox otnex xxas fouled, and he made the flee thlovx g1Y1Ilg Stleatol 'ts flrat Blg Txx elxe xlctorx of the seaaon -Xnothel thr1lle1 xxas plax ed at Danx1lle 111 xxh1ch Stneetor xxon 98 to 96 111 txxo ox ertlmes Othe1 Plg Txx elxe gamei xx e1e Dlax ed xxlth Pelxln Peo11a Centlal Peolla Nlanual and Lrbana Pelxln beat qtlQdtOl txxlce Stleatol IH tuln defeated Centlal txxlce conqueled Llbana once and spllt xxlth PQOIICI Manual each Vkllllllllg on lts oxxn floor In the fnst game xx1th Ottaxxa Streator held the opposlnq team scole less 1n the second half and xxon bx a score of 9 to 7 StlCcl'tO1 also xxon the second game hx a large Hl2llg'lll Thornton of HAIXCX beat Streatox txxlce, VSIIIYIIULZ a th11lle1 on oul flool bx a 19 to 17 scole and Clfffildtlllg' the Bulldogs bx a NCOIQ of 79 to 11 ln the Tl101DlOl1 gx m Coach Dale took the team to Ioxxa Cltx fO1 a lfilllllll gamc xxlth thc loxxa Cltx Hlgh School Stleatol xxas lQdfl1llg' most of thc xxax b t 1 pn1ted lallx hx the Haxxlxexe plaxels gaxe them 1 7910 XlLl01X Qtleatol ended 1ts 1Q2'lll31 season xxlth fourteen xxms and flgllt losses The Blg Txxelxc COI1f9lQI1C9 Ntd.IlCllllgN shoxxed Qtleatcn 111 sccond place xxlth a NDlQllCllCl 1LL0lKl of slx x1cto11es dg'd1llNt thlee clefcats 1 Toy ' 'Z lla vvy llc-urslyne 1311.1 . . IJ-1 2 J -s, Joh fn, uk, G-11 go M12 l, lid H: ll, f 1 liroxx' . fr.: SL 'nxx : Mr. lhul- 1Cr' 'h . Russell J uh s , Ch.l S K 1 'h ' . 'hz l ' L0 'Mn Cl' Yvllnock, Mr. W 'stluk ' IC wa -h P. lin I r row: l,0sh'r Rub ' son. Clz ' ' ' M41 'l1 -ll. I1 'l ' A li s, Cl: ' ' - N ' ',', Ri 'hz Mus 'Mlm VV'll'zx I'l:n'r'son. I 1 I 1 ' w - '1 U Q l N1 n n A L L . a ' 'l ' . Q' S 'Q' L' . S , ' ' Blg Twelve games. 1 1 I K. 1 1 uv , 1 K. , 1 v . ' 7 v N I 1 w -1 l v v D xv. ' J. Y 7 c V ' Lv- ll V. a . 1 g 4 A 9 v K . 'I k ' ' . v. Q Q. ..l A . I '. . . kv v I ' , , 5 1' 5 - Y 1 xl 1 1 1 0 , , . 1. ' 1 . . - 1 x .' A . K- ' L'. I 1 1 . -1.1 1 ' '81 , 'fx-l u 2 S1',' 1, K, L. ., 8. ,-1 .-. . 2 Ll- l . , 1-1. ' 1 1 I ' V - . L- 1 ' K- 51 1 AY 1 1 . ' .1 A . . , 1' -. ' - , . s -KAY 1' . -' A- 1 1 ' K. - ,1 L.. Men HALL NOVOINFY RUSAK XDNNIS IAPTAIN C I ARENC E NOVOTNEY Due to h1s gleat offenslye and ll9fQIlQ1X6 ablllty Colonel ploxed to be one of the Blg Tvyelves fo1emost gualds He vsas one of the most conslstent players on the team and he could usually be depended upon to come thlough wlth polnts at the most CIUCIHI part of the game Colonel yy is h1gh scoler on the team vylth hfty 111118 baskets and twenty tvyo charltles for a total of 140 polnts 101 the season EDWARD HAI L Igloo vsas noted espeelally for hls flne defenslye plly He used hls helght to a great advantage and ployed hlmself to be one of Dale s best rebound performers He was a yery tucky ball handlem and hls lllQllf.,lbl6 ln mld season CI ARENL E RUSAK Kayo play mg hls first year of varslty competltlon shovs ed steady 1mp1owement as the season advanced He used h1s helght to a great advantage under the basket He play ed the D1XOt posltlon and performed nobly IH every game 111 vyhlch he play ed Although he does not gxaduate th1s year Kayo vull be 1nel1g1ble next yeal I YI E ADAMQ Although Lyle does not gladuate thls yea1 he mll be 1nel1g1ble for Xl1QltX compet1t1on next yea1 Spa1ky was a llglltfllllff fast hard nghtmg, star and he could alvsays be depended upon to get hxs share of the team s baskets Hls qualltles of pep and fight yylll be gleatly mlssed next yeal Graduating lvl ll S ll ' Y 1 A ' 1 1 1 Y' V ' v 4 ' ' v U , V 4 1 . . e V , I v ,N 'I u 1 w v 1 1 Q. j 3 , : V' , V- ' 1 , - as H 12 L ' A- - , A- rl ' '- ' A L- f v v- v I H 7' v 1 - -, .'. ' 1 ' 1' v 4, y v Q V 1 ' A I 1 7 u 1 1 ,N . , . . qulck overhand passing proved a great asset to the team. Igloo became . . V. . . -V V V 1 Y 1 f A f be H ,, V. . V V. . . V V V V , . . , . . ' y ' r ' v I ,nf 1 I .V V ,, V ,, V. . . . V Q . , V . J J L v V, T-. 'S tv e, V' 1 ' ' ' vz wk D v7 - . UV 4 Q. it - vv,, v nu . I J- K , - ' Y- ' T v v w ' 1 - , , . . Graduating ll ll Men H0141-R1 UNI 'N ll H1-II N11 if Xl'O HARRISON NIITAL I ESTER ROBERTSON Les h1s 1ust completed hls second xear of xarsltx compet1t1on Les nu 61 gaxe up flglltlllg' unt11 the fin 11 gun He xx as 1 good defenslve plaxtr aa well as a constant offensne th1e1t He was 1 xelx tllcky dllbbler and h1s fdWO1 lte shots wele h1s one handers from the Cornels L I ARENLE MITQ HEI I Although M1tQh xx ls not xelx tall he made up tol ltck of helght bx his speed 1nd dett Nl10Otlllg abllltw He had one ot the best SllOOt1llg ewes on the team xxhenexu lllltlll took a s1de shot O1 fm left handed shot lt usuallx meint two mole 11011118 101 Qtleatol Rl SSEI I Nil QC ATO Rosx has 1ust completed h1s b11111ant c11ee1 1n h1gh schrol athlet1cs He vs as '1 fast plax 61 1 xelx good ball handlel ind a g1G21t defensne sta1 but hls fax Ol 1te shot was tlpplllg them 111 the basket W II I IAM H ARRISON P111 P91101 med lllse fi xetelan Ill thls hls filst xefu of Xarsltx com DLt1flOD H1 speed and 11111 llclllflllllg' m ide up fol h1s lack of helght B111 usuallx tame through mth Il011ltN 111 exelx gxme 1n xxhlth he Di1tlL1 p ited Although ht dots not gl iduate he V111 bt llltllgllllt fm tompxtltlon next xeal C EORC E 'WIIT XI 1 mu o t 1155111111 est mem Ju ot M team He plaxed the pmol pot and could sllllx bxskcts Wltll Qltllll hand Nloxsex bet tme llltllgllllh ln m1d season bet luse of the exght semtstel lu mg lnd h1s llgllllllgf p111t mc tonsxstenl LOIIIIII xxele gl atlx nnssu bx the telm IHS . .Il ' I.. . 1. 3' . 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It ll k tR L Freshman Sophomore Basketball Freshman Sophomore basketball was organlzed for the first tlme thls year It has replaced All Stater basketball and has proved to be 1ust as successful The Frosh Sophs played the prellmlnary games throughout the season and the fans have shown much mterest IH them Thls team IS to be hlghly commended for ltS splend1d record of twelve wms agamst seven losses The team played a sh1ft1ng man to man defense usmg a fast break and set plays on offense The coaches were well pleased W1th the results of the season They belleve the Freshman Sophomore team w1ll be a good feeder to the varslty and lntend to contmue trammg s1m1lar teams lntramural Basketball Intramural basketball was agaln orgamzed thls year for the benefit of those boys not playmg on the varslty or on the Freshman Sophomore team Two rounds were played wlth each team playmg SIX games The Senlors were the wlnners of the league mth five WIHS and one loss They won five games m a row and then lost thelr last game to the F1 eshmen who finished second wlth four vlctorles and two defeats The Junlors were thlrd wlth three and three the Sophomores were fourth with no w1ns and SIX losses Members of the Senlor team were Captaln Bryant Brown Roy Brown George Nelson Wllllam K06Hlg Robert Hart Robert Novotney Edwm MOFFISOH Walter Hampton Harvey Dearstyne W1ll1am Irvmg and Wllllam Woodruff 34 l 1 M R h ds 1Coauhi, 'a Ryan, Wi :ur Hrumflelrl, Fran Sabino, Alber olserts, 'lbert Leese. S l D ll Folliurd. Jack Moore, Dick Mohan, Noble Arnold, .lack Danhotf, .lack Adams, David - . A ' , , . , l . . , . . . 1 1. . 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Streator came back fighting in the second half and held the fine Pekin backs from crossing while they themselves were constantly threatening the Pekin goal line by their great passing attack DANVILLE 33 - STREATOR 2 Led by their mighty fullback, Rayburn, Danville marched to five touchdowns. Streator played a hard fought battle, and it was Ed Mascal who cracked through the Danville line to nail one of the backs behind his own goal. 56 URBANA 27 - STREATOR 0 Urbana, flashing a great running and passing attack, proved too much for the Streator boys Streator also flashed a great passing attack, but vias unable to score U1 bana s mam threat was little Chuck Flew ellmg xx ho ran and dodged his may into all state mention PEORIA MANUAI 20 STREATOR 0 Although Manual won by twentv points they met a much more rejuvenated Streator team Streator showed much better defenslve ab1l1ty in stopplng the Manual backs than IH previous games Still the Manual 1tes gained a decisive victory Second Team Football The second team under the direction of Coach Maglerskl had a very successful season playing seven games and out of these winning five The team met Ottawa Dwight and La Salle Peru twice and Pontiac once Before the season was over many of the boys on this team showed much improvement and were promoted to the varslty v . V ' v ' U v ' . . . v I ...- 7 n, U . . L . . N I . . , - a s - 1 r 1 ' s 1 ' - ' Magierski l,Coachl, Wilbur Brumlield LMgr.h, James Dixon, Jack Moore, William Muntz, Noble Arnold, F t Ch l K hner. Owen Lyons, John Newton, Walter Hampton fMgr.!. Mr. Westlake 1Cuachj. Andrew Osborn, Charles Leese, Edward Uhren, Jack O'Herron, Harry Wilson, Robert Kiss, Glenn Farthi 5: h M h ll, William Koenig lMizr.l Sproule. ney. Donald Schneider. lack McNeil I I Graduating S Men EDWARD HALL After playlng two years of varsity competition Igloo rounded out his football career as an end of the first order He was a great pass receiver and he missed very few of Sproules passes Because of his great defensive abllity very few plays went around Igloo s end CLARENCE NOVOTNEY Colonel was due for a great season this year but hard luck hit him two days before the Ottawa game This was a great loss to the team because his abllltv to rush in and break up plays was greatly missed ln all the games the team played CURTIS FREESE Although this was Curt s first year of varsity competltlon he played llke a veteran He was a hard tackler and was also very useful ln breaking up the opponents lnterference Curt was noted for his fine defenslve play RAY SPROLLE Txppy was selected the quarterback of the team on account of h1s experience m previous years He was a great aid to the team in that he was a very accurate passer Ray was also given Hon orable Mention lh the Big Tvs elve WESLEY WILHITE Wes dropped out of football in mid season because of a r1b injury up to that time he had played a good brand of ball He was the best kicker on the team and could always be depended upon to put the opposing team deep in their own territory JACK McNEIL Buck playing hls first year of varslty competition performed nobly on the gndlron HIS size and hls ablllty to snap the ball back accurately to the back field are qualities WhlCh the coaches will find hard to replace next season HUBERT HILLIER Hubxe was one of the nervlest grlttlest little players ever to wear a Streator football unlform He was not very big but he made up for his small size by fighting spirit which kept the team on ltS toes at all times WALTER MILLER,-Due to 'Steamers size, he was one of the mam cogs ln the teams offense and defense Walter played good heads up ball m every game in which he participated Pops will have a hard time to find a tackle to fill Walters shoes next year DON SCHNEIDER Don was a very heady and grltty player He was very fast and was very good at rushing through the oppos mg lme and breaking up plays Don gave all he had in every game in which he par IESTER ROBERTSON Playing his last year of football 'Les proved himself to be a first class end He was very good at catchmg passes and his speed was useful 1n runnlng down punts Les also played a very alert defensive game JAMES BROWN Jim showed great lm provement over last year and turned out to be a first rate player He was alert at all tlm6S and he always kept the opposition guessing by his fine Job as quarterback His team mates found Jlm s passlng ablllty most essential in Sproule s absence RUSSELL MUSCATO Rosy was one of the speedlest backs on the team He could always be depended upon to make a gain on his off tackle smashes Rosy very lever and shlfty will be greatly mxssed next year Top row: James Brown. Russell Muscato, Hubert Hillier, Ray Second row: Curtis Freese, VVes- ley Wilhite, Clarence Novot- Bottom row Walter Miller Ed ward Hall Lester Robertson 58 : ' . - , . , , I I - u ' vu . . . H ,, . . . . 1 1 1 1 - 9 p ' . , . . . . . . . , , . u y n ' x x u ' sc n ' ' Y 7 ' . . . . . U ,, . . . , - . . . . y . , - , 1 1 . - ' ' , tlclpated. A .... v u ' n I 77 ' 1 1 s 1 1 ' ' . ' . 9 - - ' ' as rx r , ' . . . V ' u - as - - 5 1 . . . . Y . . , . . . 1 1 1 ' ' y ' n n u u - ' ' . - ' ' 1 . . . . ' . . . - gg ,y ' v 1 ' , ,D . - 1, , R It 791 l XII N Swimming Team After haylng been dropped from the athletlc program five years ago sw1mm1ng has agaln become a ma1or sport 1n Streator Hwh School It has proved a popular act1v1ty under the capable d1rect1on of Augle Vohs The local splashers were defeated IH all slx of thelr meets Wlth Blg Twelve teams They lost tw1ce to Bloom1ngton Peor1a Central and Champalgn The teams one vlctorlous meet was held here when they defeated La Salle Peru Then La Salle Peru retallated by defeatlng the Streator swlmmers 1n the La Salle pool On Febluary 19 Streators relay team conslstlng of Edw1n Morrx son Edwln Mascal James Brown and James Farrmgton took thlrd place 1n the Blg Twelye meet at Champalgn 1n whlch fiye schools partlclpated The same group of boy s falled by only two seconds to quallfy for the relay finals of the State meet ln Wlnnetka on Februarv 25 Durlng the regular season Walter Hampton alternatlng Wlth Farrlngton and Brown. was lnstlumental 1n helplng the relay team score vlctorles 1n all but two of thelr meets both wxth Bloomlngton The three outstand1ng dash men of the team were Mascal Morrxson and Hampton Eddle Mascal won two medals at the Blg Twelve con ference meet ln Champalgn placlng thllfl ln the fiftv yard dash and fourth 1n the hundred yard dash 'Jlmmy Brown was the stellar backstroker on the team and Russel Fleldmg and Jlmmy Farrlngton excelled ln the breast stroke Bllly Wolrells a freshman showed D1 omlse of becomlng one of the best dlvers ey er to come out of Streator Hlgh School Manley Plesko '1 sophomore w ho dlsplay ed ab1l1ty 1n the backstroke wlll next year support Farrlngton and Mascal 1n the dashes and relax s l Top row: .lm-k .Is-N--il. Dun IR-vrishu, IR-iv Morrison, VVil- liam Hall. Tum llills. Mr. Yeahs Afoachi. Second row: James lfarrimztun. John Myers. 'IH-ml Studnic-ki, Manley Pleskn, lirure Brown, I'14lwzx1'1l B urrisun. o um row: James Gamble. Russel Fielding, VValter Hump- ton. Edwin Mascal. Jann-s Brown, Yi Fam VVurre-ll, 1 K J.,.., F. .af ' vf 1l'4 f f 1 I I Y I t l C, . X . . . . H . ,, 1 Y v. - ' '- a y . , . . ' Y ' 4 r' ' H v , v ' . vi ' w 7 1. Y v. V 'v ' . ' ! 7 7 ' Y . v Y . . . Y N , . A . v. ' 7 v v ' v p sd , v ' Y L , . v Y S l U ' 7' v v 1 ' v n n - s . ' 'i 'a ' ,va , , , A u l Y ' ll YQ, ' ' u ' , . L., Y L. . . K, 5. L ' ' Y 1 . , 1 , V ' 1 v y ' V' v ' ' v 1 ' g, ' I . 1 V V 1 1 M E s lCoachl, Milo Middleton, Robert Svetz, Wm. Hall, Leon Heinz, Kenneth Broad, Louis Hillier, Dick 5: G1 Adams, Eugene Venegone, John Schlageter, Russel Fielding, Eddie Elko, Jerome Johnson, Mr. g k C hj. k Plimmer, Andy Osborn, Glen Trompeter, Frank Muscato, Bud Myers, Max Schmidt, Ed Sirotnak, Bill d eddy Studnicki, John Newton, Bill Shannon. Bill Harcharik, Ralph Grey, Rudolph Segovich tMgr.J B tt P t Ryan lMgr.b, James Farrington, Albert Liptak. Bill Harrison, Bill Crampton, Jack Barickman, Dick M ll Muscato, .lack Adams, Ed Mascal, Elmer Ramza, Frank Sabino, Jack McCabe, Elmer Blasco fMgr.1 TTBCIC Team Track has agaln proved itself a maJor sport at Streator High School during the past year Forty ambitious tracksters reported 1n response to Coach Maglerskl s first call of the season The coaches were pleased Wlth the enthusiasm evlnced and considered the outlook for the season falr Streator has a new add1t1on to 1tS coachlng staff 1n G D Evans who came to us from Downers Grove Illlnols We hope B111 w1ll have many successful seasons during hls tenule at Streator Hlgh The Streator thlnly clads led by their co captains Russell Muscato and Glenn Adams won thelr first meet of the season by a 67 55 score over thelr tradltlonal rlval Ottawa Russell Muscato scored twenty seven points by vlrtue of four first places and one tie for first while Glenn Adams took two second places B6Sld6S the co captalns the members of the team are Jack Adams Richard Mohan Edwln Mascal W1ll1am Crampton John Myers John Schlageter John Newton Jack Barlckman Max Schmldt Billy Woodruff Frank Sablno Wllham Shannon Albon Ramza runners Edward Elko Eugene Venegone Harold Huff Jack McCabe Jack Danhoff William Har rlson and James Dlxon weight men Coach Maglerskl IS to be hlghly pralsed for h1s fine work w1th the track squad which shows the results of good coachlng Mr Maglerskl and Mr Evans have recelved capable asslstance from Elmer Blasco track manager TTBCIC SCIICAUIC Ottawa fDuall Aprll 19 Ottawa Pontlac fTr1angularJ Aprll 29 Pontiac La Salle Peru fDualJ May 3 La Salle DlStF1Ct Meet May 14 Ottawa Bloommgton fDualJ May 20 State Meet May 21 Blg 12 Meet May 28 Peorla Bloomington Chan'pa1gn fcso . l . ., . 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' s . . ..... . ....................... ,... .... . . ,,...... ,,.. ,, I 61 GIRLS ATHLETICS Miss Weinstein M1ss Rebecca R W e1nste111 fl11'9Ct0l of the 2.111 phx s1tal educatlon depaltment and adx1se1 of the Culs -Xthletlc 'XSSOCIH 11011 IS to be hlghlw commended fo1 her fine xx 01k Besldes 6111601 111g freshman and sophomo1e phx slcal educat1on and supelxxsmg the plax of upperclassmen she has ploxed helself 111d1spe11sable to the G A A xxhlch she est'1bl1shed 1n 1928 The lncrease 111 membersh1p and the popularlty of the C A A onls tend to 111d1cate the response to MISS Wemstelns susta1ned effo1ts IH th1s held Th1s xear 111 recogn1t1o11 of her fine qual1t1es of leadersh1p she has agam been appomted a dlrector of the G A -X camp sltuated on Lake Bl0OI'I11Y'lgtOl1 Telegraphic Tournament The annual Basketball Telegraph1c Tournament was held here on March 14 Twelve othe1 schools competed vuth Streator 1n D1str1ct 5 Th1s year the three mnners 111 ou1 d1str1ct vsere Normal Commumty H1gh 'School first Kempton second and Peor1a Central thlrd The ob1ect of the Telegraph1c Tournament 18 to make e1ght baskets out of exerx tvsentx f0Lll tllalS f1om elght Cll1TI'QI'611t angles on the floor 1or1e Mueller 811 Malgle Jea11ne Mlner 816 Hele11 Nlcholas 816 Dolores Kachn 8 18 Wanda Felesenx 818 Vllglllla Adamson 8 19 Leona Gotch 8 22 111111011 Flesher 8 22 Play Day The purpose of the C A A play. day IS to 1OStQl a sense of good spo1tsmansh1p and to stlmulate coope1at1on lnstead of competltlon among d1fTerent schools In the fall of last xear fifteen C -X A glrls 110m qtreator atte11ded the football scummage plax dax held at La Salle Pe1u The exents of the dax were ca1r1ed out IH football stxle mth xarlous football terms used to name each Th1s sprlng on -Xpul 28 St1eato1 xx as hostess to a gloup of g,1rls f1om Seneca DeKalb La Rose and Pont1ac The Mothel Coose theme was xerx Cl6X91lN ca111ed out Ezch of the baseball lelax xollex ball and stu11t teams was 11amed aftel a cha1acte1 110m a well known 11u1 erx rhxme D Q 'K A1 D V ' .1 ' , ' 1 11' 1 S' .1k1' 1 ' 1 v.w 1 .1 , l 11 l 1 I 1 A A 11 ' VY L 1 T Cs' 1 v 11 . I1' 1' . . 1, ' ' 1' c '1' . . ' 1' ' ' I ' r. v . . 11 N .11 I l ,u . . S L, . , S . C . K L I Q . V v I 1 1 1 1- 1 -' K1 1 '7- ' K1 1 . The following girls from Streator qualified: Eileen Carpenter, 8-113 Mar- ., ' 9 ' 1 'rn ' s ' 1 ' 9 ' 5 1' ', - g 1 1 2, - 3 ' 1' , - g , . 1 . .' . -4 1 ' 1 4 ' 1 ' ' 1' 1. . ' . ' ' '1' ' 1' ' 1' 1' , , . .i 1' ' 1' N' ' , 1. 1 . . -' K K1 1' L1 .V1 1 1- 4 ' 'K1 K1 ' , A 1' Q v L' 1 1 1 L1 K1 kk 1 y' K1 1 N , , K1 ' 1 1. Q I L1 v L1 v tv 1 .s- 1.' s 2 X K1 V 1 t1' 1 v1 , L1 K1 1 1 1 1. 1 '1 1 - 1 .S 1 1 - D VK Cth Sl ll L h FZ hyBttyH D thy TfdAdth d yO V y D thyG T F2 MddOb h Bttfo l k GAA Th1s year the Girls Athletic Assoclatlon celebrated 1tS tenth annlver sary Founded in 1928 by Miss Rebecca R Weinstein the local organiza tion became a member of the Illinois League of High School Girls Athletlc Associations The lnterest of the girls ln the G A A has been indicated by the vast increase in membership In 1928 there were fortv members this year the membership expanded to over one hundred making the G A A one of the largest and most active clubs in the school High standards in scholarship sportsmanship health good posture and cooperation are required for all who wish to earn the awards the goal toward which every G A A member strives The awards are the class numeral 600 points school letter 1200 points first state 1600 points second state 2000 points This year the G A A had the honor of pre senting the State Emblem to Elleen Carpenter one of ltS members This is the third tlme ln the history of the local G A A that one of its members has recelved the second state award The two glrls previously honored are LaVerne Peters and Marcella Ploskunak Sixty seven awards have been given previous to this year A number of awards were presented on May 18 at the annual G A A Mother and Daughter Banquet Class numerals were given to Georgianna Telford 38 Eileen Carroll Arlene Hart Margie Miner Mar1or1e Mueller Goldie Norgart Lucille Ondek Nancy Osborn Lucille Sowerby Kathryn Sulllvan Norma Scheffler Ione Swain V1rg1n1a Adamson V1rg1n1aWr1ght Margaret Yanello 40 Mildred Osborn Bern1ce Buren Marian Flesher 41 The recipients of school letters were Lois Buren Wanda Felesena Leona Gotch Margie Mlner Bernice Quaka Maxine Woodruff and Elizabeth Javorsky The first state award was glven to Elizabeth Javorsky a 1un1or and Eileen Carpenter a senior was honored wlth the second state award the highest honor which can be presented to a high school glrl The G A A also expanded socially this year On September 23 a buddy picnic was held at Marllla Park Its purpose was to acquaint new members with the old The G A A gave two high school dances this year The first was held on Armistice Day the second on April Fools Day Both dances were great successes f62 Adamson, Norma Harris, a erine ul ivan, Eleanor Senko, Marjorie Fox, Jean Kail. k, eona Gotc . Virszinia Devera. et. Yanello, Lucille Sower , e oraney, oro Nycz, Bernice Quaka, Georgi- r 1 Ri enour, Lois Buren, Eileen Carpenter. Th d M W nstein, Norma Schefiier, Constance Green, Wanda Felescna, Nanc sborn, La onne reen, Margaret A. omlinson, Marjorie Mueller. ene in er, Louise Svetz, Jane Farrington, il re s orn, Eileen Gautsc y, Dolores Is h D l Kmetz, Jean Lewis, Rosa Lee Kruse. P t Stewart, Dora Dice, Jeanette Crider, Muriel Oh inner, Lucille Rusak, Dorothy Svetz, M y 'l b Florence Cap o, Arlene Stewart. I I I . , , ' - . . . . , . . f, Z 7 . . . . . ' 7 'A ! 7 A ! 7 , S , 3 , v A , 1 L . 1 Q - c , . I 9 I ' ! I 7 . Y ! 7 1 U y 1 v 3 7 7 ' 7 0 . 2 u - 7 Y 9 ' - . Q 0 7 7 . , , o u I ! - 2 1 Y 7 . . . . . , cc ' ' n ' ' . Z , I 6 Pop row MHXIHQ Morrison Marmn rlesher Marpzle Mlner Ehzabeth luxor ky Frances Rozak Betty Ryxn Vxrmnm Thompson Delore lrz chak Lfulse Perhach Bernice Buren Second row Coldle Norxzart Kathryn Venegc ne Katherine Rosuta Plleen Carroll Vlrglma Wright Helen Nicholas Dorothy Mathes Ruth Carnahan Anna Mae Rohm-.on Vlrxlnla Harker Third raw leona Kakara Llnor Luthy lunctte Kemp Anne Qeymnur Vxrmnxa Selffert Mary C Tobin Maxim Woodruff Catherine Monmhan Marlan latrnck Betty Laurence Fourth row Lois Wachtir A1-:ne Iylc R4 e Savage Jman Putter-an Colleen Yrunt Betty Crawford Anna Mae Johnson Lucille Ondek fs-nuxeve Le kannh Bottom row vlfL,lhl8 Hayes Margaret Chorha Kitty Lxu Mack Andrea le Poldexln Rosemary Sablno Arlene Hart Florence Palagach Betty Jane Plcktr Lnlhan Muscatm lmelyn Remman A January Other soclal events were skatmg partles held IH the fall and IH the sprlng, an 1n1t1at1on party held before Chr1stmas, a wh1te elephant party at Chrlstmas t1me, when glftS were exchanged, and a St Patrlck s Party The success of the numerous G A A candy sales proves that G A A members excel 1n culmary as well as ln athletlc ab1l1ty Co educatlonal act1v1t1es were also carrled on durlng the school tear On May 18 the G A A held 1tS annual Mother and Daughter Banquet Decoratlons from the Prom furnlshed a beautlful background for the May banquet A very mterestlng program was presented w1th Mlss Geraldlne Rennert as guest speaker Mlss Rennert IS manager of the Ill1no1s State League of the Hugh School Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlons A dellclous dlnner was prepared and served by Home Economlc glrls, under the supervlslon of MISS Rlegel Each mother was dellghtfully surprlsed to receive a sweet pea corsage G A A awards were presented at the anque For the past four years, Streator has been sendlng delegates to a G1rls Athletlc Assoclatlon camp sltuated on Lake Bloomlngton, where MISS Wemstem IS a dlrector A number of glrls who requested permlsslon to attend East Bay Camp thls year were dlsappolnted because of the llmlta tlons on representatlves The glrls who wlll represent Streator at camp thls sprlng are Lols Buren, Wanda Felesena, Vxrglnla Adamson Marlon Flesher, and Jean LEWIS It IS posslble but not certaln, that several other local glrls vull also be able to go At camp speclal emphasls IS placed on sportsmanshlp leadershlp, self rellance, cooperatlon, obedlence, prompt ness, and orlglnahty The success of thlg year s aCt1Vltl9S has been due ln no small degree to 1ts capable ofhcers Elleen Carpenter presldent, Ellzabeth Javorsks vlce presldent Margle Jeanne Mmer, secretary Maryorle Mueller treas urer, Nancy Osborn, asslstant treasurer f, - - , , - .. z , ' ' ' . , s 's . l '. , ' . Z. ' l ' ' ' l ' : 3' . , . ' I ' A ' ' 1' 2, 4 , . D l , . i ' I' , . . . n ' , r ' ' . - - ' : ' . . , , S w ,I ,S ' . ,v , -. , v I , i V , 3 ' v' ' -5, , s ' , , - , ' ' - ' ' GI I I A concert featuring Giovanni Spirandeo was sponsored by the club in - . . . . - . L v . U . ,, . . . . , u s 1 Q Q a K ' V . - , . . . . . 1 - K ku I u , u n Q . , . . . . . t . L' , . , - . .. . . - - Z l ' 1 . 9 ' 31 AERIAL TENNIS o I I clear a 1 xlllbfd lil 1 I of BASKETBALL Cie 1 NIL Xlin NI Woof in SL IX in Baslcethall Basketball xx as the opening NDOII for this xeal s G A A 3.Ct1X1t16Q Because of the laige numbei of gnls iepoiting foi plactlce theie xxeie eight teams oiganlzed C21pt3.1IlQCl bx Ieona Gotch Elizabeth Jaxorskx NI 115116 Jeanne M1ne1 Nlnex Osboin X1Y'g'lIll't Adamson Marion Flexhci Xngnna Thompson and Jeanette Cllfltld Leoni txotch xx 18 appointed genelal spoitw manage: The wophomoie Pulples xxon the championship this xeai xxith six xictoiies and one defeat The IUIHOIS and seniom tied foi second place The xxinnlng team consisted of Captain Margie Jeanne Minei Nlaiioiie Xluellei Dolothx Green Ione Qxx un hleanor Qenko Maxine W oodruff and lx ithixn Slllllxdll Doiothx Gieen xx is axxfzrded high honors toi scoring ACTIBI TCI1l'lIS te lm tournament and the doulolex touinament The former xxas composed of Nix te lms each eonsietlng of six plax 618 -Xtter manx thrilling games the iunlors and xeniois remained deadloeked 111 a tie ne1the1 team being' able to emelge XICIQOIIOUS Nlemberx ot the 8611101 team a1e Captain Leona totch Helen lN1cholas Nlargalet Cholba Eileen Caipentel Ioulxe Sx etz and X711g1H13 Dex eio The 11111101 team xx as composed of Captain Elizabeth Jaxolskx VVanda Felesena Jean hall Lucille Mro7ek TVIRIIOIIQ Fox and I on Bulen Txxentx xets of gl1l8 constituted the doubles tournament xxhich xxas plax ed in round 10b1H f3.NhlOll In this tx pe oi seiies the palticipants ale automatlcallx eliminated xx hen thex loxe a game Nlargie Jeanne 'IIIHQI and Eileen Caipentei xxeie undefeated throughout the entne tournament I I6-I I. 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ARCHERY l Q --4 fhrchery The C -X -X gnlx began a1che11 piaetlce thu 1ea1 111t11 1I1L eaxed 111161151 clue to the p111cha1e ot ne11 equipment The a1Che11 a1e 11011 f111n1she11 111th fOl11 110111 and 1e1e1a1 dozen a1ro11s X1 h1l1 p1act1Ce m IX 11ot ha1e pelfected the a1m ot the XOLlf1'l1'l11 11011011 11N ot R01l1I1 Hood the 1I1L19dNQ11li11L 11111111951 ot 3.110118 lll the 01K11L11C1Ni0 P1019 that p1aet1ee 11nr1o11btecl11 IUTIJIOXQN the a1n1 P1aet'Ce p11111ege1 11 e1e 1ut11e1ed to C A -X membexx 01111 Nfoneyban The Xol1e1 ball we won openul ea111 111 P1111 11.111 111th f1tt1 NLXCI1 1a1 t111pat1ng The LdIJtdl11N elected 11e1e X11g1n1a -Xdamxon T10lc111S 1011 Buien Chmkx Do1oth1 Gieen Rulldogx V1anda Felexena 11 lldeatx The Trolanx VKl11H1I1g 1,116 games and l0S1l1g 01111 one 11 e1e X1Lt0110Lls pentei 14211011116 CofTe1 Thelma Holmes L9011d Gotch NIa11o11e 111161161 1xath11n 51111116111 LOLIINQ Peihaeh Lucille Onf1e11 Leat11ee 112111111111 X11 ginla Wilght Maxlne x1OOC11L1f1' lone SXKd1I1 and Eleanoi Qenko The C111l1kS 11 e1e 111 second pl me 111th fou1 XICLOIIGN and t11o dcteatx 1nd the Bulldoge and V1 11dC8tN 11011 t11o and four gamex 1eQpeet11111 Baseban Baseball p1aet1ee began NIa1eh 19 and laxted L1I1tl1 late 111 11:11 Appiox 1mate11 se1ent1 gnlx IGDOITQQC1 101 paltlelpation 111 thlx 130111.11411 NDOIT Nlanagei 101 11115 Neaxon 11211 Leona Gotch Foul teamx X1 e11 o1gan17ef1 e'1pta1nec1b1 Ell7d1JE111l21XOlN1'xX Blue Team E1lQ911 Cd1DtI1f61 Reel le-am BQIHICQ BUIEI1 Gieen Te 1111 and NIa11an Pluhei 3611011 Team The baxeball tfkllllldmelll XX111L1'1 began M1111 1 and 11 terl 1111111 11te 111 112.1 uousecl 11111111111 Q11t11L1x1dNH1 th1ougho11t the Nehool 11111 V1i11lNitl11 coaehecl all 10111 teamx incl 1eterl 1 1511111 th1o11g1o11t 1 1 NGANUI1 ll x . 1,1 W. 191111-sv11z1. 1.. 13111--11. 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'gf ,, Q5 f 4 ' g l' if X s , . 5 rv wel ,.4., any-'Q' R tM tyL yBttyB Student Activity Board The Obl6CtlV6 of educatlon IS not alone the acqu1s1t1on of knowledge through the study of books The fr1endsh1ps made the pleasures enjoyed and the Splflt of cooperat1on formed durlng our years at school are to be consldered as prlceless assets ID our later llfe The partlclpatlon 1n the numerous act1v1t1es of our school creates a weldlng lnfluence upon the student body The Student Act1v1ty Board conslstlng of representatlves from the classes has endeavored to brmg about a more varled and compre henslve extra currlcular program for the students Clubs have been organ lZBd accordlng to the lnterest of the pupl1S themselves The orgamzatlons wh1ch have been added to the program th1S year are the Boss Cooklng Aeronautlcs Camera and Drlvers Clubs The Boys Cooklng Club has created much enthuslasm for the culmary arts The lessons 1n the k1tchen have proved most enllghtemng as the boys have successfully concocted everythlng from Ir1sh stew to gooseberry ple Besldes supervlslng thelr cooklng MISS Law presented a course 1n good manners Another organlzatlon new th1s year IS the Aeronautlcal Club Wlth a membershlp of twenty boys Thelr stated purpose 1S to further thelr knowledge of the dlfferent phases of avlatlon and to assoclate wlth people havmg the same lnterests Under the advlsershlp of Mr Edwards the club has carrled out a full program of study and 1nvest1gat1on The b1g event of the year was a model alrplane contest for the members The act1v1ty perlod lnstltuted last year IS belng used for club meet mgs movlng plctures concerts and lectures The programs held nn the audltorlum have been usually educatlonal often amusmg and always thoroughly enJoyable Wo 1 p row: Helen Kollar, James Brown, James Sendecke, George Kollar. S row: ober orrison, Kit ou Mack, Jean Ga , e arickman. I I - 1 v ' x , - . . Y , . Q ! ' v ' Y 9 7 ' , . . . ' 1 ' Q . ! 7 ' 1 . . , . . . . . . . . . l a , , - .I . ! Y ' I 7 . 71 ...J .-1.-.,... .1 J....l l...,J....l 1-I Cl HIR h M dyW R11 Camefa Presldent Hal RISS Jr Secretary Treasurer Ann Renz Adviser Mr Koenig The Camera Club IS one of the new clubs that has been added to the extra curr1cular act1v1t1es th1s year The obJect of the club 14 to help the beginners as well as the more advanced amateurs w1th their problems IH photography The organlzatlon of thls new club has filled a definite need slnce photography has long been a popular hobby among hlgh school students Photography beSldeS belng an entertalnlng hobby suggests to many students a stlmulatlng posslbxllty for an mterestlng llfe work Mr Lloyd gave an interesting lllustrated talk on the reaction produced by light on photographic film He also discussed methods of coatmg the film why some films are faster than others and what causes gram to appear in enlargements Mr Koenig the club advlser gave many mterestlng talks on lenses filters film speeds and varlous types of shutters The club is fortunate ln havlng an unusually well equipped dark room adequate to take care of the needs of most of the members who develop and enlarge their own plctures Next year when the Camera Club IS agam organized a test vull be glven to the applicants Only those who recelve the hlghest grades will be admltted to the club for the membershlp next year is to be llmlted to approxlmately ten members Thus only those students who are really lnterested ln photography wlll be admltted to the club 1 .x,QfI'fIlII T - f , I A j I if ' ..l - - 1 Top row: Geor e Powers, ha mers Kerchner, James Anderson, a iss, John Sol J Second row: Mr. Koenig, arjorie Fox, Charles San r , illiam Trumpe, a nh Rei k C Bottom row: Betty Barickman, Edward Kerwin, Jean Mitchell, Ann Renz, Doris Cl k - n L 1 '. . . . . . . i ' Y ' 7 . . , , . l! 7 Y ' l ' ' 7 L' nw, Y 1 V , N . V lop row Wllham Sass James Connex lfred Stephens Norman Tkach John Skmner Jean Antollk MHFJOFIE Sas Velma Van Meter Second rovs Mrs Dale Robert Pollak Edward Kerwm La Vonne Coffey Bernlce Quaka Mary Ahce Mahon Dolores Knecht Juanita Han en Margaret Vanko Third row Maxine Holt Louise Whitlock Marian Weiss Helen McClLrnon Vlrglma Wood Elwabeth Richards Ieatrlce Mandula Isabel Connor Fourth row Ruhama Pittman Darlene Kent Betty Barlckman Grace Stetz .lane Parrlngton Nancy Wrlght Betty Coleman Bottarrgffrlcgf M1tJ:111e1lesl?g1Jflt1on Norma Ptlnbsen Jaan Lexus Betty Jean Scott Lois Ann Sauer Carolyn EI CIFCUIO Castellano La Presldente Mary Allce Mahon La V1ce Presldente Bettv Jean Scott El Secretar1o Lawrence Patton Mrs Dale Advisers MISS Cadwell El Clrculo Castellano met for organlzatlon ln October The purpose of the club IS to promote a better apprecxatlon of Spanlsh llterature, hfe, and culture Membership IS open to all students studylng Spamsh The club meetlngs were held ln the sclence lecture room on the second Monday of each month Speclal t0p1CS were read and dlscussed by varlous members Included IH the Calendar1o de F18St9S were Todos los Santos, El Dla de Los Muertos, and La Navldad At the Chrlstmas meetlng everyone recelved a surprlse gltt from a paper Plnata At Easter, the carmval and Holy Week observances 1n Spamsh speakmg countrles were dlscussed At the Aprll meetlng reports were glven on Pan Amerlcan Day and on Mlguel de Cervantes, Prlnce of Spanish Letters, and sectlons from Don Qulxote were read Colorful characters, such as Presldent Cardenas, Don Juan Tenorlo, Washmgton Irvlng, and Andres Segovla were studled La Revlsta Rotarla, La Luz, El Eco, and a Sundav edltlon of La Prensa helped to keep members lnformed on current eve t The classroom realla made by the students shows attractlve posters, serenos, pOllC1a, a salad bowl, mlnlature patlos cabanas gold mlnlng Snow Whlte and her playmates, reglonal dolls, soap carvlngs, place cards, llnen embroldered 1n Spanish motxf, repllcas of the Spanlsh C1v1l War, an auto g1ro, a treasure chest, lnterestlng scrap books, and wall plaques At the May meetmg everyone spoke ln Spanlsh on an lmaglnary broadcasting program Several successful candy sales held earher ln the year made posslble a treat of helado chocolate at th1s meetlng Mrs Evangelme Dale and MISS Audrey Cadwell are the club sponsors V V: . V N 13- ' 5 -'51 V , - Q , - . . . .151 . ' S , , ' A . S V' v . v , : ' ' , Y , , 5' I . El Tesorero ................,...,..................... Robert Pollak ' . L6 ' ' 79 if !7 lf ' . 77 L6 ' YY ' ' . . . . . H . H . 1 . . i ' . - i. , if ' Y? A ' K il ' ' !Y CK Y! li ii ' ' ca as , ' V n S. Y y 0 l72l l.atm Club 7 lop rm Mx-xrlan Runxckf. Malglz Mlner Marguerite. Cumplnll Max Mortland lulvyurml James l0!'l8lTl0 Iiuxmrr l-rank Barron Brrmu. Bunn Vernon len zke Harold Donal on louise Perhuh Eduard Ar hur Suond row Ardlth Rldenour Anne Seymour Albert Robert .lame fumble Loren Brahman Mxrllyn Hepnmr Dayld Qhamlnrlm Jean Md ulre Jack lmnter Iuulle Ondrmy Jean luttmr on lhlrd row M fgnseke Ruth Blakemorr Ellen long Hruu Broyyn lat Wallur Ccorpe lfnrneln W D lermun 'Vlanorn Sass VIFKIDIU Selfert Iatrxcla Hagerty Donald Pale l-ourth ron Kathryn Relnman Dorothy Pile Lois Wachter Iumtte Iumg hdyyard llanlgan Dayle Jean Holmes John Palrburn James Hlll Doris Wolfe Prl cllla Plumb Jean Dlcf. Bottom row Ardmlle Burton Llleen Cautschy John Lukanh Huy Arm trong Robert Uebltr William George Margaret Anne Fumlmson Iucllle Ondek Kxtty Luu Mack Josephmne Sedlock Mmss Nachtneb Presldent Harold Donelson V1ce Presldent Roy Armstrong Treasurer Edward Arthur MISQ Nachtrleb Advlqers Mlss Genseke The Latln Club, wxth a membersh1p of fifty five students, IS assoclated vylth the Junlor Classlcal Socxety of Illmols Meetmgs yyere held the last Monday of the month Each month a dlffelent chalrman had charge of the program At the October I'l l96tlllg there was glven a talk on Roman omens and superstltlons, a readlng of Pllny s Ghost Story and fortune tellmg on leaves by the Slbyl Harold Donelson gave an lnterestlng talk on a trlp to Central Amerlca at the November meetmg In December a play lhe Saturnalla, vyas glyen The meetmg closed wlth Chrlstmas songs yy h1ch were sung IH Latln Slldes about Rome were presented ln January vylth Margie M1ner as commentator The Gettysburg Address 1n Latm, a dlscusslon of the or1g1n of Valentlne s day, and a comparlson of Lmcoln and CICGFO yyere hlghllghts of the February program The entlre club took part 1n a Latlll game of scrambled spelllng A movle of Vergll s Aene1d was narrated by Mar1or1e Fox IH March A marlonette play Py ramus et Th1sbe and a short dramatlc sketch, A School Boy s Dream, offered much entertalnment ln Aprxl The Latm Nevy spaper, Res Latmae yy as produced by Max Mortland and hls asslstants The club members are proud of the 3.Ch19N6ITl8lltS of several ady anced students 1n the Latm department To Jean Bundy and Bryant Broyyn fourth yeal honor students ln Latln the club presented medals of Eta Qlgma Phl a natlonal honorary fraternlty for Latm students In the state Latm tOLlll18l'I'19Tlt, conducted by the Illlnols Classxcal Assoclatlon Thomas Comfort yy on the reglonal contest at La Salle, placed first ln the b6Ctl0Il3.l tournament at Normal on Aprll 23 and yyent to the state contest ln Champalgn on May 7 l . .-' . , .'-. .. 1S.'. ,,','A-. .2.,1v- 1 . -1 ' ' . 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' v 1 , . , . . ol Maru t F am nt r Ma lx t Camp Arr ll L rim r Phyll brtl 1thcllM DnnEm gg n Be n Q ka M r ke M t A n a nc Anne Rmaknk MaryAlcMhn Thlrd r B tty B ck an Ard th Rid rz nl Hark N cy O b J an McN a Beltha een t E an Fa r mat th ro en K ll r 1 lna S t He n M e t Marg re Mu r Nancy Wlght Vrlz aWodJ nt L t ttom r a flb n M y ah eTll Ruth Blakm e Fne lb Clark Betty n Scott Ktty L M k J an Tn Y Club Vlce Presldent Helen Kollar Secretary Erma Page Treasurer Roma Flnk Advlser Mlss Duncan Advlser Mrs Walter Notman AdVlS8F MISS MarJorle Gelsler At the beglnnlng of the school year the Trl Y Club was organlzed many new members belng taken lHtO the group The lnltlatlon conslsted of both a formal and an lnformal rltual The purpose of the club IS to create malntaln and extend throughout the communlty hlgh standards of Chrlst lan cltlzenshlp The organlzatlon met tW1C8 a month at every other meetlng a pot luck supper was held The group undertook to finance thelr actlvltles by sponsorlng a candy sale and a dance Baskets were glven to the needy at Chrlstmas Ardlth Rldenour and Betty Barlckman who were selected as program chalrmen planned many lnterestlng meetlngs The club members enjoyed the entertalnlng talks whlch were glven by Mrs H K Whlttler and Dr l a Mon Clark A Jolnt meetlng vwlth the H1 Y gave both clubs the oppor tunlty of hearlng Dr E G Barton the Reverend Mr E W Smlth and Mr Orrln Thompson who gave lnstructlve talks on dlfferent phases of the development of personallty The H1 Y Club lnvlted the Trl Y to 1o1n them ln a splash party The glrls ln return entertalned the boys at a roller skatlng party The Trl Y concluded lts year of successful aCtlV1t1eS by presentlng ln conjunctlon Wlth The H1 Y Follles a comedy entltled The Emperor s New Clothes The play was glven ln the hlgh school audltorlum WhlCh was filled to ltS capaclty by a crowd who had remembered last years per formance 574 l -em f Y W Top row: are r lic-r, .lean A olik, Margie Mine , r ucri e bell, lv e a ' 1- , is Her Q , .van M c , iss u ca , r a l'z-1 0. Second row: Maxine Nelso , r ice ua ', a ian Reinec , :lxine Hol , n Renz, .le n Fraser, o '1 , ie a 0 . ' ow: e ari m , i ' enuur, Vi i 'a er, an s orn, e amar , ' Gr wood, Be ty v' s, .lane ri on. Four . w: Hel. . 0 a , V'rg'-i eifer . le cCle1'non, Coll en Youn , 'o i elle , r , 1 lnl o , ua la an zer. Bo row: No m P i se . ar C t erin o in, e ore, Mari i l n, Dar , Jea , l uu ul' , e Lewis. I I Presldent ...,.,.....................,.. . ..,.....,.. ....., J ean Mltchell , ' 1 . a , - . , - 7 . r K - . . . . . . . v. . - 1 . ' . . . , ' I . . . , - 9 - - l ' 9 ' - - ' u ' ' ar ' tc 1 ' 1 V ,, . . . . . . ' x . . , Wal h Hll ht H1111 gmly t Ry lhd I W t tMP llM k kM t Mth tH Btt mx wu y y PtR Hn Y Club VICQ Presldent Harvev Dearstyne Secretary Treasurer W1ll1am Koemg Press Reporter Russell Muscato Advlser Mr Edwards Wlth a membershxp of thlrty two hlgh school boys the H1 Y has carrled out a program full of act1v1t1es The purpose of this club IS to create and ma1nta1n hlgh standards of Chrlstlan character throughout the school and commumty Durlng the year many 1nte1est1ng speakers were presented to the club They were Dr Karl E Manglltz who spoke on Medlcal Aspects IH Athletlcs Dr E G Barton who dlscussed Phys1calContr1but1ons to Personalxty Mr Orrln Thompson who explamed the Educat1onal and gOCl3l Aspects of Personallty the Reverend Mr Edgar Smlth who talked on Rehglous Contrlbutlons to Personallty Mr Byron Hayes who spoke on law Dr C W Balley who addressed the entxre student body on the EV1lb of Alcohol Mr Lawrence Walker who spoke on Haltl Dr La Mon Clark who dlscussed young people s problems The club gave a successful dance November 4 Representatlves were sent to the Oak Park Conference ln October the Davenport Conference ln November the Elgm Conference ln December and the Bloomlngton Con ference 1n April The H1 Y entertalned the Trl Y at a splash partv and the latter returned the obllgatlon by 1nv1t1ng the H1 Y to a skatlng party The cllmax of the years aCt1Vlt19S was the annual H1 Y Folhes whlch was glven on Aprll 27 The play wrltten by Elmer Blasco James Brown and Robert Myers was dlrected by Wmslow Pamter local attorney Buck McNe1l thrxlled the hearts of h1s llsteners wlth h1s lovely soprano vo1ce Walter Hampton perfectly portray ed the hen peeked husband whlle James Brown was equally adept IH the part of his ch1d1ng wlfe Harvey Dearsty ne desery es much credlt for h1s excellent portraval of the father lll law Rosy Muscato and Roy Brown play ed the balcony scene from Romeo and Jullet to the dellghted audlence The b1g thrlll of the evemng was the chorus of befzutlful dancmg glrls Top row: Jo n Myers, George Nelsun, Ed a , Wesley Wil ic, a iss, George Ar t Second row: Bryan Brown, Jack McNeil, 0' Brown, Elmer Blasco, James Brown, J Q d k ir row: Owen Lyons, Wal er Hampton. Clarence Novntney, ilber Stevenson R b Russe uscutu. Fourth ruw: Mr. Edwards, Glenn Farthinpr, Jac Moore, Die ohan, Wal er Mille Cl Huber illier. 0 om row: ' erwin, John Paton, i iam Koenig, Ra mond Re nolds, Harvey D ty I 2 Presldent ..,,................,........,,,,................... Roy Brown - , - . . . . . w , . u . , . V . . . ' . 1 N . '1 V . . . I . H . . . . . . , . ,, ' . Y w H w . . . , . . . , . ,, l . 4 V . U . 9 - a . v Y . ,, l . K y ' r H . . 1 . . N . ,,. N . L , . - , . Q . . . , - ff ' N ff . , V s ' ' . r - v L r - . V' , , , . L . . Y 1 1 1 . y L' y . i . . - 1 a ' ' ' . 9 . Y , . . . Y 1 U . . ,, b. s 5 ' , . 7 ' . Y V ' N N ' l Y v 1 I . 1 ' 3 v ! Y L 1 ' H , ,, . . . i . y Y. . w . Y - V . . U ., , V Y . . ' . . V. v N Y Y . . - . - l cc K n U, , , ' 7 It . ,, . . . . . N . . U . v ,, . 4 . lop l0Vk lack Adams Phlllp Clayton Edward Hall Wesley Wllhlte Glenn Adams George Mltal Lester Robertson Curtis Preese M1 Rnchards Qecond row Jame Brown Roy Brown Clarence Ru ak Jack McNeil Bruce Barlckman Eugene Vene gone Edwin Mascal Walter Mlller lhlrd row Rus ell Muscato Iudward Uhren Elmer Bla'-co Walter Hampton Robert RN-L Russell John ton Jame Dlxrn Clarence Novotney Bottom row Harry Wll on William Shannon Harxey Dear-tyne Wllllam Koenig Clarance Mitchell Hubert Hllllel lyle Adams Pat Ryan 'S Club President Lyle Adams V106 Presldent Clarence Rusak Secretary Treasurer Russell Johnston The S Club whlch was organlzed late last year by Joe R1chards was agaln under h1s capable dlrectlon th1s year Thls orgamzatlon conslsts of boys who have earned a letter 1n some sport The purpose of the club IS to create more lnterest m athletlcs Thls club also arouses the mterest ot underclassmen and sets hlgh standards of character and play The rules for earmng letters remamed the same thls year as last To earn a football letter, the player must partlclpate m the four quarters of at least one football game To WIH a letter 1n basketball he must play elght quarters For a letter ln track he must earn ten polnts, and for one IH swlmmmg he must earn fifteen polnts In track and swlmmmg the polnts are totaled by the places the partlcl pant gets ln a meet In track first place counts 5 polnts, second place counts 3 polnts, and thlrd place counts 1 po1nt In a trl meet ln track the polnts are counted as follows flrst 5, second 3 thlrd 2 fourth 1 In Swlmmlng first place counts 5 pomts, second place counts 3 polnts, and thlrd place counts 1 pomt The meetlngs of the club are called by the advlser, and the club usually meets several tlmes each school year Plans are bemg made for act1v1t1es to start early next fall, and the advlser IS already at work on 3 DEW pI'OgI'aITl II76 'V . . . - - . ' 5- - ' . 5 . ' -v ' . .' . : s v e ' ' r V' , ' - ' 5 ' ' ' . ' . .. l - l . - -FI ' , . .' , , ,., H S- , ' S 4 , - I 2 . -S u - - K- Y 4 1 . . . I . . . . ' - . , , I 4 y 1 is 71 ' ' ' 9 . 9 t . L. . I - 9 K - A . , , . ' . . I . . . . . . . l7l l' p row Mr 'Vlulford Robert Myers James Sendecke Richard Keatlnyz Edward Llptak Mr Westlake Second row Edward Kerman Ralph Remecke Wllllam Trumle Ardello Iarlmer Charle Sandry Joe Tr:-unur lhlrd row Burdette Balke Marian l'le her Helen Whltlm. Ann Prnt Vlrxnma Murray Ruth Reynold B tt um rum Kay Prancls Betty llehren Mary McCu rx Vlfglhll Harker Nancy Whlttur The Revuew Edltor Ardelle Larlmer Asslstant ECl1tO1' Vlfglnla Harker Busmess Manager George Armstrong Faculty Advlsers Mxlrwhigifgii The Revlew, Streator Hlgh s new weekly publlcatlon has caused a rlot of enthuslasm throughout the school Teachers as well as puplls have become engrossed ln lt It IS a revlval of a s1m1lar pubhcatlon of a more llterarx type vwhlch was lssued from 1902 to 1928 Although the name of our present paper IS the same as the old REVIEW, lt IS of a more newsy sort There are several more or less gosslpy columns, extremelx populal, bearlng tltles of Class Notes The Spotllght and Svs eepmgs Ex ery one holds h1s breath and hopes that hls words, actlons, and even thoughts won t find thelr way mto the nevss Another sectlon of the paper IS gn en ox er to both glrls and boxs sports Here are found accounts of all athletxc contests, rangmg from baseball to bowllng Hobby Lobby as lts name suggests IS a sectxon devoted to hobbles of all sorts A dlfferent ty pe of pastlme 15 dlscussed 1n each lssue St1ll another column called Haxe you read 9 IS one 1n vshlch books are l9X18W6d and crltlclzed I . Y ' 0 'Z . . . . 3 , ' V - ' . - . I D ': f' , ' ' , ' ' 1 , , ' , fs . .1 1 ': ' ' . S, , q .V ' ,' 'Z . . . ' nl I Assistant Business Manager ,...,,...e.... William Sass as ' va ' 9 ' ' - 9 - 5 ' sa ' ., n ' ' sa 77 x ' ' , ku , H as A L ' H U , ' Ln , , . l . l . l ' - 7 K ' ' vs . .' . Y v . , Y , N 77 ' v - 1 s ' - 1 ' v ' 1 n , A 1 L Ln, K I K . 1 1 - 753: 11 prwM hrsTr Jenmmz 1hmsFe EdM r1nCurt1sFee James B nd r R1chard W lf L thy H Hubert Ell tt R bert H tt r W ll am Wood r P ul S my n r endaR1dnC nn thnx.W LenHen k'l' psn MayMcG Purth HD yM Mrr tH KI Bn uk Knecht Btty D To 0 : r. Ric a d., he on ' s, o 2 lsher, Russell Rinker, or 'so , ' r se, rown. Seco ow: ' o e, a arris, Robert Hansen, io , 0 i e , i i - uff, a a iso . Third ow: Gl D 'or a , harles Fi le . Glenn Far i ', illiam Schmitz, o i z, Jac hom ry , r ulre. 'U row: Vir i ia Murra , axine 0 ison, Maxine Hoi , elen olar, er ine Q a a, Dolores , e unn. Bottom row: 'Burdette Balke, Chester lsermann, Thomas Volkman, Milo Middleton, Mary Lou Mohan, aro s, - 1 - . ........................,............. .Y , , . , . . . . . . . K . , t t . Y I . 1 . . . . . . . - . . . I . U t . t . , 1: - . . ' 7 7 . . H . . . . ,, . . . . . . , . w . , . . ' Y . , , , . C lyn Tlbble DI'IV2I'S Presldent V1rg1n1a Murray Vlce Presldent Robert Hltter Secretary Wllllam Schmltz Treasurer Helen Kollar Advlser Mr Rlchards This year our school was foltunate to have among other act1v1t1es a Drivers Club The club was organized 1n the bellef that hlgh school students should be taught the prlnclples of safe drlvmg and hlghway courtesy In order to be el1g1b1e for thls 3Ct1V1ty a student had to be at least 91Xt68H years of age and to have an automobile available Under the advlsershlp of Mr Rlchards the club met early 1n the year to elect officers Every Thursday thereafter a meetlng was held 1n the audltorlum to dlscuss or study traflic rules and regulations as well as safety measures 1n relatlon to dr1v1ng Tests were taken perlodxcally to determlne the progress made Speclal tests entltled Man and the Motor Car were provlded for the course by the school Mr Edwards of the mathematlcs department gave two lectures with slldes durmg the year The first on Electrlclty ln the Automobile showed the parts of the lntrlcate electrlcal system of the 3Ut0m0b119 The second explalned the operatlon and improvement of the vacuum tank Sergeant John J O Nell of the state hlghway pollce questloned the members on highway and safety laws He found that the members knew more about the state rullngs that he had antlclpated Arthur Dlerstyne state safety englneer also VlS1t9d the club durmg the course of the year s study to determlne the extent of progress made by the organlzatxon 79 fm ron Arthur Allen Rawmond Vmght fhnma H.-ilcutt Wnlter Koen Harrx Loc Ru ell Rlnku' Stanley Mnubach Stanley Tomblugh Arley knew Waltrr klamzr Suomi row Herbert Mlllmr Wayne Volgts Don ild Wuss llank Barron l'logVml Bxrnhart Alfrrd Klein Norbert Schmitt Joi lramor lhlrd rom Norxal Fallon Ay Robert Skapx. Wlllnrt Stuensnn Robert Mtpqdflln 11ul Sampson War ren Trevx artha Leo Ol on Wxrren Schnurler Elmer knllar lfuurth row Ceorge Mxchllk Dean Nlcl' xdden lou: Senko Ralph Neu lnren Bn hmm Quinton Qnaka Richard 'lrexxartha Hemy Allnn Bottom row Mr Bav lmzcr Cecil Ml srl Don xld I.-xhm lunnmth Pllmtt Runxld lhrnhxrt Dmlbmlt Craft Llbert Harding hrour Defrnlnllgh John Dun Futllfe FBl'Il'lCl'S of AMCTICB President Wllbert Stevenson Vice Presldent Robelt McFadden Secretary Ernest Stevenson Treasurer Toe Tralnor Reporter Richard Wolfe The Future Farmers of America IS a natlonal OI'g'3HlZ3t10l1 of hlgh school students of agrlculture Its obiectlx es, as outlined IH its constltu tion, mclude the development of leadersh1p, cooperation, and chalacter the promotlon of 1nterest IH country life, and the encouragement of 1nd1 v1dual farm programs for bows During the past year the chapter has been xcrx actlve I ast August the fourteen winners of the 1938 class capon contest camped for a xx eek at the Lake of the Ozarks in MISSOUFI Anothei class capon prolect IS novu in progress In addition to th1s a class bee pioiect consisting of ten colonies, was inaugurated last xear and IS again in progress Various 1nd1v1duals haxe IQCGIX ed sectlonal and state I'9COgI1ltlOIl Wayne Volgts and W1lbe1t Stevenson were elected to the State Farmer Degree at the state convention 1n Urbana last June Wax ne was elected state Vlce President III charge of S9CtlOlI four at the same tlme Joe T1 amol vson the sectlonal publlc speaklng contest at Mendota with his talk Rulal Electrlficatlon Seven bovs showed llvestock at the State Fan at Sprmg field I1l1no1s, all of them mnnmg prizes The lllflglllg team from Stleatoi, COIISlStlHg of Wllbert Stex enson, Eugene Benckendoif and Einest Stex en son placed first ln the state fair iudglng contest Wllbert v as an arded the Gox ernor s Trophy fox the highest lY'1CllX1dLl3l score ln the state Foul bovs competed IH the state sheep trimming contest mth ii axne X7OlgtS placing first ' u ': . ' 'f S, ' S ' , 2 V ,' ' '. SS' V C ' . ' 2 '. ' .. ' ' ' -. K'xu r: V, , I . , ,- 1' E ,Suv .H . . 7 - 2 1 ' A , V, . , V. . . , . VV - s . A 1 ., . , .' , v ' . 'z ' V 'z , f' , 'ffs, 1 . - . , . , V e . , - , .2 ., , 5 v 2 , -. V' v V ' . A ': V , . z , . s . ', z ' . V - z , ': . ,s , - 4 V' , f - . , z 1 2 . ' . 1, ' VV V 2 1 ' V.. I V V . V V. A - --.. VYY. - -.-.VV .....,......... .......,YA---,..-..! 1 ' ' - , , . . . . . . . .. . I I . . V , . VV , . V V V V . . , t . .4 . . V V V ' Lk n . .11 . Q v I V .. . . ' . ' l l v Q N w . . ., .K , , - - V V V VV V V - V V V V . V . . . . V V . , s . - V V V. V . V V 1 v 1 I 66 ' . . . . 7' v V v - . K . . . v 1 ' . s 1 , .. . I . n . , V L ' . . . . ,. V V . V V V V , , . I . . V . v , . . . . . V . V V U V . , M . 4.......... Top row: Marion Horaney, Jo- sephine Ramza, Louise Yuhas, Lenora Bc-nckendorl. June Lindblom. Lorraine Beamer, Virginia Thompson, H1-len Mathes, Thelma Holmes. Ro- berta Bishop, Miss Law. Second row: Cecelia Rizzo, Dor- othy Nycz. Darlene llurrlan, Helen Hermes, Kathryn Vene- gone, Mildred Shepard, Mar- garet Harris, Jean King, Leona Pajak. hirrl row: Mary lfak, Lois Burn-n, Rose' Mary Salminv. lflorr-na-v Quaka, Elaine Hylluk, Virginia Urlmnee, Josephine Uriehko, Grzwe Lucas, Mary Catherine 'l'ohin Carolyn fibblz murth r4 x nnnlg Wluloli l-rmu Va lrhko url Ru ak Bcttv Smhlnmlrr lhyl l B1 nu r lc lda Armstrong Mildred Su tt Arlene Stux art Max 1. urn t l'ev-.hak Bottom row Dolores Volkman Ruth Scroggxns Georglanna Telford Betty Jaxorsky Benna Ba tell Anna May Woolfrrd Mary Rudi-.eh Home Economics Club P1 es1dent Ruth Scrogglns V1ce Pres1dent Benna Bartells Secretary Ehzabeth Javorsky Treasurer Georglanna Telford Press Reporter Gertrude Sulllwan The Home Economlcs Club IS affil1ated wlth the Nat1onal Home Eco ll0f1'11CS ASSOC1at1011 There were about 110 members IH the club thls yeal Th1S is the largest membersh1p 1n the hlstory of the club New members were lllllllated ln an 1mpress1ve candle light SGFVICQ The annual Home Economics Conventlon held at Rockford on October 21 22, and 23, was attended by MISS Law MISS Rlegel, Mlss Rogers Ruth Scrogglns Benna Bartells, Georg1anna Telford Ellzabeth Javorskx, Loulse Syetz and Betty Alderman They went to see the Blackhawk Statue at Oregon and Ex Governor Lowden s farm Rockford College was the center of actlvlty, and the glrls of the school proved to be excellent hostesses A Halloween masquerade party offered much fun and frohc with games, stunts, and apple b0bb1Hg A very successful dance w as sponsored Ill November A demonstratmn at the March meetlng of Sanforxzed materlals made up 1nto dresses, sults, men s and bows clothes and ch1ld len s clothes proved very mterestmg On Aprll 30, a group of the members motored to De Kalb to the Home Economlcs Day at Northern lll1no1s State Teachers College The club sent 1ts annual donatlon to the Internatlonal F6llOWSh1D, wh1ch makes lt posslble for the organlzatlon to brlng glrls f1om forelgn countrles over here to take courses ln home economlcs ln our colleges The mothers were entertamed at a fashlon show and tea ln Mav The year s act1v1t1es ended wlth a plcmc 1n Mar1lla Park Certrude Sulllxan 'Vlargaret Rudi nh I'op rou Miss RIQLLI Ursula Smith Alice Scrogmn Mary Brewcr Patrlcla Mlllmr Betty Lauran e Vhlma Jonen Anita Berresford Mai garet 'Vhcklo Mngaret Madara M1 s Rogers S u nfl r 'Vlargarrt sirotnak Mari n Patryrk Antoimtte vllflniil nl unc 'Vlt rtlmd 'Vlary Snyder 'Vlnrulla Koxa lick Alberta Run ll Eleanor u ia Wlarle Irultt N iry Catherine Nlonoh.-in Helen Kotxn ky lhird rovn Joan Hru cat Mary In London Ro rmary Hry mt een ount Vlrmnia Skaws 'Vlarjorn le vnard Xlue Cram' rl Bzttg. 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Pile, 'z ' ' 2 ' ' , v '. lf' 'v ,' -' ' . 1 ' . 1 1 ,. , . wo 81 Music Department ROBERT G SCHRAMM Dlrector of Muslc The muslc department has 1ust completed lts fourth year under the efhclent dlrectlon of Robert G Schramm yyho has been tireless IH hls efforts to put the muslc department on Its present hlgh plane He has yyorked wlth unflaggmg lnterest to enable the department to present successfully for tvyo COIlS9ClllZlV9 nlghts the sprlng operetta And It Ramed ThlS was the second operetta that Mr Schramm has glven here He has vyorked Wlth the folloyylng d1v1s1ons band second band strlng ensemble glrls chorus and cholr Insplred by h1S enthusiasm and encour agement many local students were successful 1n the annual muslc contests WMM Streator Hugh School Band President Elmer Blasco VICQ Presldent Roy Helnz Secretary Dorlot Anthony Sponsor Mary McGu1re Conductor Mr Schramm The Streator Hlgh School Band conslstlng of nmety four members appeared manv tlmes durlng the school yeal Some of these occaslons were the Ill1HO19 Valley Teachers Assoclatlon meetmg held 1n October lll the school audltorlum the basketball games and the celebratlon IH September yyelcomlng the Klwanls Club WVIOVIG Queen to Streator On May 3 the band gave its successful sprmg concert IH the audl torlum The program conslsted of ensemble vyork by the entlre band and of featured numbers by Roy Hemz saxophone solo Ruhama Plttman marlmba solo Dorlot Anthony plccolo solo Elmer Blasco Robert Adam son and James Walsh trumpet tr1o Robert Teas barltone solo accom panled by the band Robert Adamson trumpet solo accompamed by the band Dorlot Anthony member of the band had the honor of playlng the plccolo and the flute IH the all state hlgh school orchestra on Nlovember 4 at Champalgn She also played 1n the natlonal high school orchestra at the lldtl0ll8l conference of music educators ln St Louls MlbQ0UFl The second band conslstxng of twenty seyen play ers IS also domg yerv yyell Many of the members of thls year s second band vylll undoubt edlv flll yacancles ln the first band next year .iff I , A . , v n K ,. 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Streator Hugh School Band Personnel FIRST BAND Cornets Robert Adamson George Armstrong W1ll1am Bakel Elmer Blasco W1ll1am Chatham John Falrbuln Ralph Gee Robert God frey Walter Mlller George Qualfe John Solon Fred Stephens Norman Tkach James Walsh Clarmets B flat Jean Antohk Edward Bakalar Betty Beard Wllllam George Lunette Kemp Darlene Kent Chalmers Kerchner D1ck Mohan MHXIHG MOFFISOH June Ranger Robert RISS Betty Stobs Margaret Tombaugh Lols Wachter Bernlce Katcher Clarlnet E flat LOUISE Ellas Clarlnet Alto Anna Marle Robmson Clarlnet Bass Dorothy Voss Flute Dorlot Anthony Saxophones Thomas Bllls Mar1or1e Fox R1chard Logston Joe Panno Trombones James Brown Tracy Chamberlam Betty Defenbaugh Elleen MacM11lan Donald Per1sho Ernest Stevenson Mar1or1e Watson French Horns Ruth Blakemore Walter Koetz Theron Jennmgs Bermce Quaka L1ll1an Sauer Stanley Tombaugh Marlon Welss Wllham Woodruff Barltones Charles Burt Shlrley MacM11lan Charles Sandry Oboe Donald Hoffman Bassoon Roy HCIUZ Percusslon Delores McM1ll1n Ruhama Plttman Wllllam Purcell Harold R1ss Ruth Reynolds SECOND BAND Cornets Charles Fltzslmmons Rlchard Hamllton Betty Harwood Rus sell Smlth Ralph Gray Wayne VOlgtS Clarlnets Elame Mortland Mary Rudlsch Mary Schnelder Jean V01gtS Colleen Yount Flutes Jane Farrmgton Jean Levns Saxophone Loulse Hem Trombones Grover Defenbaugh Merle H2WklHS Mur1el0hl1nger Mlldred Shepard Eugene Rax French Horn Ardelle Burton Basses Thomas Creamean Rlchard Zulllndcn Robert Jenkms Barltones Bruce Brown Donald Hawkms Drums Warren Shepard Dorothy Svetz Ray W11kes Delores McM1ll1n UW I : I . 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' 1 ,I A v I I , 0 1 And It Ramed Mr. An Operetta In Two Acts Casr OF CHARXLThRS MR WISI proprzetor o Wrse Hotel ohn Sklllllel' MLLI MIRII CXRXY manager o reneh damers Bettx lem Seott DLNNIS BI VL returrzmg rom eollege Robert Teas MXIZII BL xfls hrs srster wrth one hundred dollars Dolores Hawksley MRS WIsh boss ofW1se Hotel and her husband Mr Wrse Nancy Osborn MxIIsFLIr Rlc H fm a speezal errand bent Ruhrma Prttman jorIN R11 H father of Mazbelle uealthv busmess man Normln Blxeneltle CURLY RII H brother of Marbelle and member o glee club STEELE BL XCR father of Dermrs and Mazzre WIll1am Irvlng M R member o glee elub James Walsh FRID member o glee elub Mllton Ullom IINDIXN BRAVE Max Mortland MooN FLov, FR Nrrgmu Borehn INDIAN GIRLS CHORUS Juanlta Austln VIFIIIIIIH Borghn M1rjor1e Coleman Phyllls Herbert Stellt -Ionen Roberta Llst Charlotte Ph1ll1pS Mary Sass Arlene Volghts DXNCIRS Rose Anne Armstrong Bennt Bartells Rosemary Brymt Betty Dunn Mar1lyn Hepner Lunette Kemp Betty Kleln Zrtt Marx Mary MeGu1re Betty jme Pleker Prlserlla Plumb Krthryn Relnmann Mtrjorle Stss Wrllram Chatham George Kollar Under the expert dlrectlon of Mr Schramm the cholr and the glee clubs presented the two act operetta And It Ralned It was glven on two nlghts March 15 and 16 wlth weather approprlate to the txtle The settlng was the garden of the WISE Hotel near whlch was a storm vsrecked rallroad brldge Ruhama Plttman who played the leadlng role of Maxbelle Rlch del1ghted the large audlence Wlth her lovely appearance and the fine rendltlon of her solos There vsere many Interestlng eplsodes between Mlss Rlch and her admlrer Dennls Black ThlS role was taken bx Robert Teas vshose rlch barltone vozce lent much to the part Dolores Hawksley and Robert Adamson held the spotllght very commendably as a harum scarum couple Honors for good comedy also went to Nancy Osborn John Sklnner and Betty Jean Scott The other prmclpal roles were successfully portrayed and the choruses tap dances and ballet scenes were enthus1ast1cally recelved f84 2 I' , II I I 7 1 it , P' ,-,,. .,.. f aa.- ,..,, ..,,. ne, . 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Y Y Y Sv Annual Sprung Contests BAND The d1str1ct band contest was held at Rock Island ln -Xprll The followlng students won places ln the lust dlylsxon Dorlot Anthony plc colo Roy Helnz saxophone Ruhama Plttman marlmba Roma Fmk plano Elmer Blasco Robert Adamson and James Walsh trumpet tIlO Mrs E J Plttman was the accompamst for her daughter Ruhama Roma Fmk accompanled Dorlot Anthony and Roy HCIHZ John Solon accom panled the trumpet trlo and Vlfglllla Wood was the accompanlst for Elmer Blasco At the state band contest ln Champalgn Aprll 28 first state honors were awarded to Roy HQIIIZ saxophone and Dorlot Anthony pxccolo second place was glven to Ruhama Pittman marlmba and to the trumpet txlo conslstlng of Robert Adamson James Walsh and Elmer Blasco and thlrd place was attamed by Roma Fmk 1n plano Roy Helnz and Dorlot Anthony went to the natlonal contest at Elk hart Indlana May 19 to compete wlth the rankmg hlgh school ITIUNICIHIIS ot the country Roy entered the saxophone competltlon and DOll0l who won hrst natxonal honors as a flutlst last year entered both the flute and natlonal contest where he won thlrd place last year Dorlot Anthony won a place 1n the first d1v1s1on of both the flute and plccolo contests Roy Hemz agaln was placed 111 thxrd dlVlblOll 111 the saxo phone competltxon ORL HESTRA At the dlstrlct orchestra contest held at De Kalb Norman Tkach accompanled by Wllllam Bakel and Elmer Blasco accompanled by Vlr glllla Wood won first honors IS cornet sololsts Norman Tkach was placed IH second d1v1s1on at the state orchestra contest held 1n Nolmal 1ll1no1s on May 7 Partlclpatlon IH state competxtlon IS llmlted to one contest elther band or orchestra Therefore Elmer Blasco although he won fu st place ln the dlstrlct orchestra contest was unable to go to the state oxchestra meet because he w as competlng 1n the state band contest VOCAL Betty Jean Scott mezzo soprano and Ruhama Plttmall contralto sang at Mendota and at De Kalb at the sub d1str1ct and d1st11ct contests Ruhama was awarded first place honols and Betty Jean Scott won second place honors ln the dlstrlct contest Vlfglllla Wood accompanled both competltors Wmnlng first d1str1ct honors made Ruhama ellglble for the state vocal contest but unfortunately she was IH New York at thc tlme ot the COITlp9t1tlOll and was unable to enter OPERETTA HIGHLIGHTS I I 9 , . : , 9 Q 1 '. . . . , g J , ky - Z ' - n' - l y l , g si Y . , . 7 . . . D ' . ! D 1 9 7 . . Y ' . v - 3 . , , V. I I. 5 . S V ' L- ' S ' V S y Y the piccolo contests this year. It was also Roy's second appearance in the , . . 1 s 'A . 1 1 L c K y . s , s 1 , l 1 5 , Y - Q Q 1 . , , .LY .l L' , l . ' A , 7 l l kv L1 v ' 1 8 Q s Q , .6 , L M0110 Queen larade VS hat would we hawe done lf CBIZFIJBI' SFPTEMBER Dear Dlary 7 Oh' Shucks' Vacatlon IS over But lt IS rlthel good to get back ln the old routlll agaln alld see ey 6150119 who has been away durlrlg the summer Everybody ls exclted reglsterlng and all and the poor llttle frcshles are as bevylldered as 6191 And talk about llttlc freshmen' bee' I havent seen one all Week that looks taller than four feet and they re swarm lng all over the place Heaven help the poor freshle basket ball team there had been a ure? 17 Hurlah' F11 st Dance' Everybody vsas thele and all dressed up By the slze of the crowd the senlors must have added qulte a few gleenbacks to thell ballk loll I had more full tlylllg' to tl uck Hal Rlss IS all old mastel at the alt and as graceful as a gazelle too 29 Colonel Novotney dld a fine thlllg Ill scrlmmage today H bloke h1s arm That s golng' to be tough luck for the football squad Too b l' CP B It s too bad for you too Ann'j 30 The K1W3lllS Club put on a play The Movle Queen Qulte a few hlgh school glrls were ln the danclng cholus We had a parade and every thlng' Was lt fun' We got out of school for a Whlle at least but as dancers well most of us are not qulte the type OCTOBER 1 The Bulldogs and our old rlvals Ottawa had then first fllng of the season today Score 6 6 Result' Evelybody happy' 8 Hurrah' No school Teachers meetlng or somethlng Vacatlons C91 talnly agree With me Hope we have 'l lot more 13 We really are gettlllg some roy al treats these davs Fllst vse had a safety film and a talk on drlvlng by some OlTlC91S from the State Hlghvyay Department and then today the band gave a splelldld concert It would have been fun only some one ln front was demonstlatlng to all ellthuslastlc audlence the fine art of manlpulatlng a stlck of gum so as to produce a I'GSOLll1d1l'lg smack Some people' 22 Ah' The Freshle Mlxer' And was lt a mlxed up affalr' But lts great sport watchlllg the J , fevs exceedlngly brave fresh 'M Iosm es trylllg to hop Bruce W Brovyn took the DFIZG Can he exer tI'lIJ the llght fantas tlc' My oh my' 1 96 EV6l5lJOLlj feellng dull today Not even the lUlll0l calldy sale helped much bome one ovelheald George Fol H610 tell Maw: Holt Keep f86 . 4 ' I I its 1 ' n 1 l ' - . , . . 1 . l 1 r '1 , n C , . . . , in C K 7 1 1 1 L1 Q Q' . . as ' l ' , , ' ' CC ' YY . 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' u -av . - - ' . , f 1 M . .1 JA 5 Q I o va J u ' Y Y D ... 1 , , ,Q T n n N 1 1 1 1 a at 87 on trylng gals but don t experlment wlth your cuhnary ablllty on us' Of all things' NOVEMBER 2 Candy sales seem to be qulte the thlng these days ThlS tlme It was the Tr1 H1 Y s A dance IH the p m The stag hne was blgger and better C 'U than ever Fun' Game at Ottawa Tied Hurrah' 11 Hurrah' No school agaln today Flags are flylng and everythlng It s AYmlStlC6 Day 12 Here xt IS Frlday agam whlch means another dance wlth the G A A glrls collectlng the quarters Betty Kleln won a box of candy as a door prlze Needless to say It dldnt last long Oh no not wlth Dearstyne around' 24-Gee' The last dance of the season whlch means that basketball IS here' Everybody and hls brother was at the dance and someone heard shoes to the next one Tlsh tlsh' 25 Ah' Thanksglvlng' Was gomg to go on a dlet but guess Ill walt tlll next week now Dld everybody eat? Well I guess so cause we all look as lf we ve added a few pounds always exceptmg of course Buck McNe1l 26-It seems as 1f we re rather mlxed up ln our feellngs these days Mlss Dorsey and Mr Notman up and got marrled Congratulatlons' Yet we all hate to see Mxss Dorsey leave us DECEMBER 3 Flrst basketball game of the season We won too' We re R1d mg Hlgh 7 10 More basketball Kankakee and Danvllle th1s week a lose an a wxn What teams and what a game' 22 Whoopee' Chrxstmas vacation begins Clara Lou Clark wasn t taklng any chances so she wrote Santa Claus a letter It even was prlnted In the 'Tlmes Press Wonder lf she got everythmg she asked for? Jean Antollk and Bertha Greenwood were seen gomg ln all the stores down town lookmg for mlstletoe Why glrls' ' ' . N, , . . . . . ,, . . . ,K . . - . ' , , ' - '1 . -A ' I. U . -1. ' , . 7 . i . . . . . I l . . ' . , . ' 7 ' I 3 . n . u ' , 1 Charlle Sandry confldlng to Mary that he planned to wear hls father's . , . . . . . , - , , , . . . , . . , . , . , . 1 il 39 ' . , . . . ' il ' !! ' ' l- ' I CC ' - . . H ' l - .- . . . , d . . - . . . , , . , 5 1 ' . . , . - ,, . , . 2.9 Tho111to11 Hlghs basket ball team dlmmed our hol1d1y for a wh1le but all IS for 1ven ln the sp1r1t of Chrlstmas And anyway who knows what ou1 team may do thls commg 5631 7 31 New Years Fve Every body gomg to dances and paltles havlng our one b1g Hmg before we have to settle d0WlI for a nlce long stretch of school wlth final exams lO0IT1ll1g ln the 11ot too dlstant fLltLllG Oh woe IS me' Chemlstry Class at the VN aterw orks VS here s George Jean' IANI ARY Well hele we go agam dustmg off OU1 school books and makmg 1esolut1o11s to study I1 xrder alld stuff o Had a two 1eel 11ayy p1ctu1e 111 the audltorlum today Eyery one wants to 10111 the nayy 11ow Sh1p ahoy V Play ed Ottawa Beat them too 25 7 I11 blology today M1 Joe Rlchards asked What s a skeleton? Jean Gay A stack of bones w1th all the people sclaped off 14 Bay' We really are do1ng gl eat th ngs IH basketball th1s year l'eo11a Centlal and Toluca this week and both wlns Baw Bob Codfrey ful we have It on good authorlty that Bob s a heart b1eake1Y 25 M019 school wolkl Thele s 110 rest for the wlcked I guess FEBRUARY 4 Bhhh dont me11t1on basketball around here We were badly defeated twlce thlg week Fme thmg' 11 County Instltute f01 teachers and no school f0l us Three cheers' 14 St Valentlnes day oh yoy 22 Hurrah' Ceorge Washmgton s blrthday fAre we golng patrl 0tlC or could the fact that we have no school have anythlng to do w1th It 'J Ch t V t 23 Bome one overheard the followlng m mag awning 1en1arks 111 study hall today Mlss Bert1auK Clarence you have been very naughty and I am gomg to keep you after school fo1 a11 hour every day thls Week Mltchell Oh I do11t care fOl myself but amt you afrald tolks ll talk about Lls7 25 Just befo1e Amerlcan h1sto1y class MISS Bash asked You m1ssed my class yesterday C901 ge dldnt you? C Powers Not 111 the least ma am not 111 the least Oyer' gas .il-W l l 'W 1 ' ' 1 1 - A A - 2 , , K. g L nu k 1 , , . ,, , . 1 - 1 '. , - f- . ., K. 1 v . I 1 . 1 , . . y y y . 1 v , A. T 1 A J gt , . 1 ' 1 I. 1 L .1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 y . 1 L 1 C L o - V N Y 7 . 4 . . . Y 7 V 11 1 ' ' : v v 1 ' 7 v v ' 1 1 ' .1 ' Y 7 C ' v Y . ' ' ' ll Y , Y! 1 U1 1 1' 1 1 7' -1 '. . ' 1 . .1 . . ' 4 1 , ' ll. 1 , I v - l D ' Q v , 4 ey emg a certa1n pretty llttle freshman gul today. She d bette1 be care- : v . l ,N - 1 1 7 ' ' 1 1 1 U 1 '1 ' 79 11 L 1 x Q A 1 y n n 1 , . lk W, k 1 , ' 1 , 1 1 1 . , . i 1 l , l 1 1 1 1 5 . D , . . . T . I 1 . ' , . . . .-1 y l .. . . , , . 1 Y 1 ' 1 ,, ' . 46 1 , , ' Y 1, 7 .- 1 , - - .- . .-H 4 1 I .1 1 r . 1 1 H ' 1 1 y 1 1 1 v 1 7 . . , .. .. t . , , ' 9 , H 1 , V . , ,, ll ' 7 ' I. . . . , , , as .1 MARCH 3 Well at last yycye got a school newspaper Its called the why Renew The gosslp column seems to get the most 3tt8l1tl0I1 Wonder -7 4 Won a basketball trophy at the Reglonal Cuess we dldnt do so badly after all o Surpuse' Mlss Conness IS now Mrs Douglas Thompson My Dan Cup1d certalnly ls fllttlllg' about hlgh school th1s year and there are rumols of more malrlages th1s summer Qulte an epldemlc yes N097 11 Gee'There was a dance m the gym tonlght Fun' Some of the gmg Illed to do the Blg Apple but nobody seemed to knovs the steps More fun' n Ramed fand It dld tool was the sprlng opeletta presented by the ITILISIC de pal tment t h audltorlum M o r e fun Watchmg Bob Teas and Ruhama Plttman emotlng and smfrmg here or 4 ...BJ 3 Reglsterlng for Second Semester Where are those Credits? there a charmlng dlttk vslth the ease of a canary What? No cl1nch'7 Dolores Hayyksley and Bob Adamson werent to be outdone by anyone tRogers and Astane have l1OthllIg on themb Everyone else 1n the cast dld hls part to make the opeletta a success and we all felt that the exenmg was well spent d1d 31 Mr Koenlg 1n EI1g'llSl'l IV What was the last thmg Goldsmlth 2 Jlmmy Brown Dled Iguess APRIL 1 All fools day Dld vse haye fun' But some people aren t 83SllW fooled worse luck 4-In the corrldor today I heard Buck McNe1l say Do you know yy hat good clean tun ls Walter Hampton No What good IS lt' 7 My they re tllklng about the Prom alleady Some one wanted It to be a prlson scene t-Xppropl late huh 'J 13 Last day before Easter xacatlon School doesnt reopen unt1l next Tuesday Eyeryone 1s talklng about her new Eastel bonnet My' How xacatlons do agl ce mth Us 19 Well here we are agaln and the fun 19 oyer Bo much studymg to be done and xt all seems to be due at the same tlme Book repolts themes dlgests Oh If I Had the Wmgs of an Angel 1 . v Q V 7 u ,' . 'Y , .' . . v - ' Y X I Y ' ' 9 1 I . I 'L Us . 'SS 3 'S v . w I I v, ik Q . . S . . . . 7 Y I Y ' n ' ffl. 5 N I ' K 1 V .- - -1 l 16- A d I t r' . ,, K . . d gi ' Y . If . K 'L F ' i n e - .' as . . X . ,, . ,, .B . S . . L'. Z. 1 . - u and they almost stole the show with their attempts to do the rhumba. - . . . y ,, y N . . . H, . . . ' , , tl ' J! i , V . v y , ' V , , . I ' , cs n ' , , as , , . , , - ' , -pn , as v - , - 4 an V v,-1 1 . 1 u v v ' W , I C s L. As K- . ' A . , '- ' 'v v Q 4 1 Q v . 5 s , . I L1 Y. N V 7 'n I l l v .1 1 Y. , ' . . -x V' . -1 , . V I ' ' v 'L v I L u ' -, ' , , KK ' w I 97 ' v - - . . . , . - . l39l ,Jn Z6 Mr Koenlg ln fourth year Ellgllgll class Occaslollally a man ets so dlscouraged that he feels llke wrltlng poetry 28 Provlng that there hes hldden ln our dear old hlgh school the maklngs of a Katharlne Cor nell or an Alfred Lunt the T11 Hl Y and H1 Y clubs presented two very amuslng plays Ill the audltorlum last nlght The plays dlffered wldely from each other the glrls presentatlon belllg The Emper or s New Clothes a fantastlc tale lald ln a country very much llke Lhlna Ardelle Larlmer as the emperor handed me more laughs than I ve had ln many a year The boys gave a fast movlng comedy wrltten by the club members themselves The entlre cast was composed of boys so lts needless to say that the VHFIOUS glrls roles portrayed by the stronger sex created one C0llt1YlL1Hl howl The danclng chorus Qlegs and alll was enhanced by the beauty and charm of such cutles as George Sprlng Fever Nelson Eddle Hall Clarence Mltchell and a score of others What a play' What actors' What scenery' And what an entertalnment' 29 Aprll 19 drawlng to a close and the thoughts of May brlng WISIOHS of sprlng formals COHf9lt1 balloons yes lndeed the PROM IS to be May 13 Tlme creeps along 20 Everyone around here IS talklng about the thlnly clads and we finally found out that they are the track team Ah lgIl0I'3l1C6 IS bllss' Rosle Muscato IS certalnly plllng up recolds to hls Cl edlt fBut don t keep hlm up too late Cabby 'J MAY 1 May day' Lovely weather summer dresses saddle shoes Who vsants to be IU England now that MAY IS here 5 Our dear old hlgh school scores agaln provlng at the annual sprlng concert that we have an envlable muslc department The band was excel lent and the sololsts of whom We are lndeed proud because of the hlgh places they have establlshed for themselves thls year vsere at thelr best P S How We d all love to heal Roy HSINZ swlng It a la Berlnv Goodman 8 From what we hear from a certaln teacher there s a xery fresh freshman IH our mldst Teacher Bruce name a collectlve noun B Brown A vacuum cleaner Hl Y lfollles Oh Glrls f9O ll A i , .sas x ' 'l ga, lg 4 gl. 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' V . . , . l , ' cm, ' ' H . -i . u . - 1 Y , u av 3 K . , u ' 77 . , ... , , sc U . . 4 . as ' 1 - as - ' . , . . . - ll Fmal touches on the Plom decom IUOIIS Ex elxbody talks about nothmg else lnls huuxm home yylth lalge ITlyNt9I'l0LlN boxes that hold yalds and yards of shlmmellng stuff Boys countmg bank rolls I'lo11sts and beauty shops oxcrrun Fletflll palents evactlrg plomlses fxom those who want to follow the mob out of tovs n aftel the blg afful Oh' Wlll It never come' Tony Sarg has nothing on the Iatm Llub' 19 Evelyone Ill school was on the spot today fox the last xssue of the Renew came out Noyy that a school plper has been star ted vue hope lt yy 1ll become a pel manent part ot our hlgh school act1y1t1es Bob Teas t1y1ng to be funny I thmk Ill have to wear my red flan nels to the Prom tomorlovs nlght all the fellows vsere golng to wear whlte flannels Wow' That s what could be called strlkmg back wlth the finesse of an artlst 12 What a long day' Empty class rooms and then lt was here' The most glor1ous affalr of the year The orchestra the muslc the W1St arla garden the dancers Oh' It was a wonderful mght never to be forgotten' All our IIVGS the very mentlon of the word PROM should brmg back happy memorles of one of the grandest tlmes ever 18 Well It won t be long now Our days up at dear old S H S are numbered A few SGlllOI'b are looklng a l1ttle pale around the glllS when they thmk of finals But then who s afrald of a llttle thxnfr llke a final exam? QP S We all are'J 25 Th1s thmg of studles bothels Russell 'VIuscato He composed the follovsmg free verse UD on the subject Can t study IH the fall gotta play football Cant study IH the vymter gotta play basketball Cant study ln the Spllflg gotta play baseball Cant study ln the summer gotta glrl Study A the afternoon of the Irom Vufl' sand 29 The begmnlng Of the en Baccalaureate' Who EVER thought vse could look so d1gn1fied The 1nsp1r1ng sex mon by the Reyerend M1 E W Smith and the httmg muslc made up a servxce that ue vslll long remember We can scarcely belleye that there ale only four more days before Commencement' W . C x ' 1 1..1 1 I L L ' 1 1 v x K D v Q l 2. Q V-T v V L , - A sa Y' u . tv I 2 K ,N 1 ' y . Y. I . - . H ' v , Y - V y , V - .sv Maxine Nelson, with great surprise: Oh, you are! Why, I thought . V . . V ,, V , . . . I . . V U V V V AV.VV . - Q S. . Y , ' Y v . T , . . . . . . V ,V . . . . .. , . D n 9 V , ' T. I ' ' ' v ' V' -1 v , I V . 1 1, -1- , , - - - as ., ' . '. ' 1 - ' ' d - ' , .' ' ' 7 '- Who knows what thc futurc hold Ill storc lor thc cla s ot 38 31-Class Night! My. what a riot it was! The will and the prophecy provided many laughs. while tradition reigned with the presentation of the senior wheel and colors. Another marvelous evening ended with a dance in the gym. Oh! It's been so much fun! JUNE Z Commencement' I was all owei deal Iliaix bcfole we knew it Ex eixbodx extending congiatulations fiiends ielttix es and teachera The moxing hand wlites and haxing nut mowes Res our many pleasant mcmoiies of high s hool d us ue OXLI and now vlc xc New Woilds to C onquei We who ale about to I IX F salute xou Streator Township Hugh School COMMENCEMENT WEEK Baccalaureate Service High School -XUCIIILOIILIIII Suidu M x 29 I9 8 800 p m Pielucle High School Ensemble Piocessional Much Class ot 19 8 Accompanied bx High School Ensemble Invocation The Rex elcnd Father Ceoi ge Dzuiyo Music Hymn to thc Night Coidon Rain Cuiian High School C 11ls Clee Club Robert C Schlamm Dllt,Ct0l Roma I' nik Accomp mist I51CCdldL1l6d.tf. Selmon The Rcxclcnd M1 I' XX Smith Saxophone Solo tonccito Flazounoff Rox Heinz Roma Fink -Xccompamst Bcnediction The Rexeicnd Iathei C coige DYUIXO RCCQSSIOIIEII Maich Class of 1938 Accompanicd bx High School Ifnsemble p 1 1 1 V. . . . . . . . , 'f . v 5 . . V . ' v . . 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DAKIN BUNDY MFISENl'l!'1LDER BROWN Harclscrabble Staff Ld1tors1n Lhlef Jean Bundx Ros Dakln Facultx Russel Fleldlng Kenneth Broad Calendar Ardelle Larlmer Robert Codfrey qemor Edltors Nancs Wh1tt1er W1ll1am Donaldson Helen Whltlllg Roberta Llqt Wllbert Stevenson Row Brown ACt1X1tlQS Jean Cay Ruth Scroggms Ruhama Plttman Walter Hampton Athletlca Wllllam Koenlg Elleen Carpenter Art Qtaff Vlfglhla Murraw Robert Jones Ralph Relneeke Kenneth Ab bott Photography George Powers Robert Novotney Typlge Stella Jonen LOUISE Svetz, Ruth Reynolds Mary Noonan June anger Standlng, BIUXXD Fleldmg., Donaldson btevtnson B1 oad Revnolds Slttlllg' Llst Whltlng M11 lex Vlhlttlel S Jonen Stancllng' Plftman G a x Hampton kocmg Swetz Noonan Slttlng., RAYILQI fazpantu Purnell SLIYJQLIU Lau mel f0dflL,y 14 , . '-. - A . J I Y Y . ' ' . 1 . - v - 1 w ' . D . . . , . - , 1 . K ' ., a 1 1 . I 1 v 1 v L , . , U . . Y. . ' l . ' . . ' A . . 1' ', . , , , . L . , . l . . . Y ' I . 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
