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

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I' QGIIAI I ll All the worlr.i's a stage ---- - Time casts its players irnpartially in diierent roles, shifting the masks of comedy and tragedy, and rapidly dimming the memory of past foot- lights. That we may always see our first real per- formance in all its brilliance, we present, pictured forever in this book, our Drama of School Lzfe. Division l-The Directors The play is directed by the faculty who already have innumerable successes to their credit. Division Il - The Cast . The stars are the veteran Seniors with under- classmen in supporting roles. Division lil -The Play Lffe at Streator High School. ACT I.-During third hour, clubs and other activities offer excellent experience in stock for future lead roles. ACT II.-On the football field, basketball floor, baseball diamond, track, and tennis court-night and day-Win or lose- the athletes carry out the traditions of the theatre. ACT III.-The scenes of the last act are laid wherever extra-curricular activities take place. The Review, the Hard- scrabble, and the dances all add color and zest to the drama. Behind the scenes-ceaseless activity-home work -typewriters-endless assignments-train the youthful actors into seasoned and accomplished players. BUT NOW, curtain going up!

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VOLUME 24 Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS Streator Township High School Streator, Iliinois

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MSSGENSEKE DEDICATION To Miss Grace Genseke, who gra- ciously and efficiently guided the class for four years--to Lewis Lloyd, who tirelessly and skillfully directed us for three years until called to the service of his country-and to Richard Trepanier, Mr. Lloyd's able and popular successor, We, the Senior Class of 1942, dedicate in sincere appreciation the twenty-fourth vol- ume of the Hardscrabble. ir MR. TREPANIER ir