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

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ANNIVERSARY ANNUAL 1919 xg X Q A st LD Streator Township High School has seen a variety of young faces within the past twenty-five years. Each year it gains a puzzled group of eager young freshies and loses its learned class of sophisticated seniors--only to regain similar personalities the fol- lowing year. A quarter of a century cannot change the character of these groups. Both then and now, Streator Township High School has seen and is seeing the energetic, progressive youth of America. X at - Nr I te. , rn,

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SENIORS V . ... - ' 'Lim I W' .....f4.,, qi V . Monts Yanek McCauley Guttilla Gochanour HISTORY Some classes write their histories in statistics, but we of '43 write ours in happy memories of four wonderful years together. Most histories are cold and remote, but ours pulsates with the thrills of every high school career-the thrills of classes, games, dances, dates, committees, winning teams, 95's, and the Junior Prom. The history of the senior class is seen in the changes, growth, and development from then in Sep- tember of '39 till now in June of '43. Somehow this class of '43 feels a bit honored and a bit special . . . and very proud. We are the sixty-eighth class to be graduated from Streator Township High School, as juniors We gave an outstanding prom, and now as seniors-to climax our work-we have published the twenty-fifth edition of the Hardscrabble. Class officers in '39 were: Ed Ramme, president, Walter Kerr, vice president, Don Lowe, secretary, Joe Yanek, treasurer, Esther Engle, historian, Ladislav Lucas and Jeanne Mills, reporters. Miss Bernadine Nicholas and Mr. Walter Notman were appointed as advisers to the class of '43. As sophomores in the fall of '40 we elected Ray McClernon, president, Walter Monts, vice president, Mary Lou Mootz, secretary, Dick Hendrickson, treas- urer, Mary Gochanour, historian, Mary Kriegh and Albert Poldeck, reporters. September of '41 found us filled with eagerness. The class regretted the departure of Mr. Notman, who had been such an efficient adviser for two years. He was succeeded by Mr. Arthur Ritcher, who with Miss Nicholas, has faithfully and ably directed us during our junior and senior years. Junior officers were: Dick Hendrickson, president, John Plesko, vice presi- dent, Helma McCauley, secretary, Audrey Carpenter, treasurer, Mike Kmetz, historian, Lorraine Lux, re- porter. With exhilaration we were ushered into our senior year in September of '42. We elected as our officers: Walter Monts, president, Joe Yanek, vice president, Helma McCauley, secretary, Jim Guttilla, treasurer, Mary Gochanour, historian. After these four enjoyable years, many of our classmates will answer the call to immediate military service. Even though we go to the four corners of the world, the abounding happiness and achievement of our school years will never be forgotten. f24