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

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EVANGELINE DALE A.B., College of St. Teresa Spanish, Ancient History A LTA BUTZ B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University Typ:-w riting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping MILDRED MOYNIHAN A.ll., University ol' Illinois M,A., Northwestern Univer- sity English. Journalism CLARE M. LOUIS RE.. Illinois State Normal University M.A., Colorado State College of Education Shorthand, Typewriting .I. M. SCHUH HS., Murray State Teachers College, Kentucky Physical Education VERNA RAMME Secretary ELVA BRAMHALL A.B., Drury College M.A., University of Kansas English, Rhetoric ARCI-IIE L. RICHARDS Oshkosh State Teachers Col- lege Metalwork, Vocational Metalwork SUSAXNNE MAHONEY RS., in Ed., University ol' Illinois Physical Education, English WILM ER PIPER A.B., Geneva College Woodshop DORIS BRIX B.S., Syracuse University Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic HELEN HA RRISON Secretary The boys' physical education department was taken over by two new instructors this year. Mr. Schuh and Mr. Signorella filled the vacancies caused by the resignations of Mr. Parry and Mr. McDonald. Mr. Schuh, a discharged veteran, formerly coached at the Cairo Community High School at Cairo, Illinois. Mr. Signorella was formerly principal of the junior high school at Kersey, Colorado. Mr. Mueller, a discharged vet- eran, joined the faculty at the beginning of the second semester. He teaches classes in physical education and English.

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Green llorrl Much work and careful thought go into the making ot' a yearbook. Many things have to be learned before the nebulus book takes actual form. The artistic, literary, and business sides require special atten- tion f'or nine months. The routine of pub- lication, photography and organization of the entire book take toll of time and energy. Senior editors and typists collected, rc-collected, wrote and revised for senior activities and club pages. Lois Stuck was responsible for the music section and Fred Mills and Marian Koehis planned the sports section. Jo Mitchell and Marilyn tlahm helped on the class history. John Thompson contributed some wittieisms to the calendar. Sanford Ashinger, a member ot' our art stall' completed his work on one of the division pages before he left for the navy. Other members of the art stafl' contributed the following. Shirley Peterson, division pageg Gregory Phalen, title and sub-title pages: Pat Urego, dedication and contents pagesg Jean Heinz, four sub-division pages. HARDSCRABBLE t'0-EDITORS Mary Ellen Green Charles Hord t'U-BUSINESS MANAGERS Delores Hunter Eldon Woerner Woerner Hunter Near the end of the year Miss Mayes helped as an English adviser for several weeks when the work became heaviest. Sales of subscriptions reached a new high as a result of the humorous revue sponsored by the business staff. With the end ot' the war we were able to secure heavier and better paper and thus a thicker book. To complement this we scraped the depths of our treasury to present. to you the first Hardscrabble with padded leather covers. So here's our best for the Hardscrabble ot' 1946. ADVISERS I Hall C'arlwell Branihall 'l'repanier