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

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g G Sanderson, J. Baysinger. J. Uebler. d R. Hendrickson, R. McNeil, Mr. Whittier. STUDENT ACTIVITY BOARD if Working behind the scenes, guiding -school activities, and allowing for no conflicts was the Student Activity Board. Composed of two representatives from each of the classes, the group met regularly with Mr. Whittier. The primary purpose of the Student Activity Board is to promote a better under- standing of student needs and problems. The board secured closer harmony be- tween classes and extra-curricular organiza- tions by arranging a schedule of dance dates. Formerly this matter had always been one of contention. A Student Council was chosen from the four classes to assist the Board. The council established a constitution which will be a great aid to future students. 'k

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ff if CLASS OF 1942 if if k I Sanderson Langan ' Johnson Egan R 'A' OFFICERS President ............... ....... P at Langan Vice-President ......... .......... D on Egan Secretary .......,.... ...........,,.. Cy ril Johnson Treasurer ........ ....,.... R oberta Sanderson CLASS HISTORY A blare of trumpets-a crash of cymbals-the burst of applause echo through the theater of S. H. S. as the stars of our class of 42 make a triumphant entrance. In the leading role is Walter Nelson, important sup- porting roles are played by Robert Whited, Phyllis Carpenter, and Ray Kmetz. Guided by our competent direct- ors, Miss Genseke and Mr. Lloyd, we perform remarkably well. After a -short intermission we find ourselves again in the wings ready to go on. This year the new stars are Don Morris, Don Davis, Ray Coley, and Ralph Novotney. For the third act, we change the backdrops to a south sea island scene. Beautiful palms sway 'neath the luscious moon. The grand march finds Robert Whited in the lead followed by Pat Langan, Twilah Page, and Joan Reed. This, the annual prom, makes our third act a huge success. During the next intermission, the rumble of war is heard and one of our directors, Mr. Lloyd, hurries off to serve his country leaving us to find a new director, Mr. Trepanier. Even if we had had Orson Welles behind us, we couldn't have given a finer performance than ours of this year. In the final act, Pat Langan's lead is supported by Don Egan, Roberta Sanderson, and Cyril Johnson. Our grand finale is the best ever, so in June, 1942, the school board bestows upon each and every one of us an S. H. S. Academy Award. e it s ' 40 7' ' ' ,-- Fl rg hip 1, 1-4 N ,1 g r x xl ' l S E S ' A, fx ' W l' ...fer ' Q' 1 fi 1. fb i 'f l 4 es . .1 , FG 3 . , ,,, V, . 0 - - 'E' 2 1 - 3A - Q- - ,-Q. - fw- ' A X:z: ' We're OE 18