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

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'N THE REVIEW WIIA'I' IDU YUU KNOW I' Hurzln, l'. Ke-lllnzull, .I, I'l':lIn'Iu', U, Il y nulxls, .I. II:-mx, 5. Nmmnn, fl. IX Ii, Iloullrum, IK. l'Iilnmn-1' mm-I 7 IIUW INSPIIZINKI TU GI I' 'l'IIIS GANG WORKING I,. Mruf, l.. Nnullliry, It. Iiin'Iml'1I-uul. I Mull-lrx, I.. Iiulnui SNA I II M. Lxpglny, II. Vlfuhl, Il. M. Wullunsn Ii Im In N VN lllnm Ii W nl' so . 'n- 1 , . PRINT SHCP 'rinllit n, M. The printshop boys this year received some actual ex- perience in printing by set- ting up the inside sheets of the Review. Before the war, this was a regular school project, but it has been done commercially for s e v e 1' al years. R. Yusko, W. Milli-r. I'. Inllus, Ii. Si-llors. IC. Wiggefl, W. Ilyals, I . Iiullnuln. II. Mnllypolmy, .I, Dzurisin. K. Eggleston. IB. Onnlrey

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THE.REVIEW The Review, our school paper, is a pro- ject of the classes in journalism. This year's classes were made up of seniors, the large senior enrollment making it necessary to exclude juniors from the classes. The Review staff rotate positions so that each member gets experience in as many different activities as possible. All aspects of the newspaper business, such as reporting, editing, and financing are studied. This year, twelve four-page issues were published, the Christmas issue being especially illus- trated. Every year the number of subscrib- ers increases. This year the price was cut, and the majority of the students were sub- scribers. The Review is self-sustaining in that it buys the paper, ink, and linotype needed for the publication. HOT OFF THE PRESS B. Hill, R. Logsrlon, D. Hart, D. Haldeman, D v Hunter. D. Hart, R. Tkach. P. Lyllc, E. Kaschak XJ II. Knapp, P. Harbor HOW'S THE DUMMY E. Claiborne, L. Balke, J. Foulke-s, F Hamara, Miss Moynihzm, M. Edmonds, R Blakemore, M. Condon, L. Ballock, L Darm THE BULLDOG EDITION M. Hagi, I.. Goslin, P. Cate, R. liusey, J Brown, C. Anderson. M. Black, D. Eutsey

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1 ENGLISH CLUB I Row one: L. Boyles, R. Hadley, M. Gahm, I. Hart, R. Hiepler, B. Eddy. M. Hagi, M. Fagot Row two:,R. Fuller, C. Humphrey, H. Eddy, M. Egan, J. Barron, T. Horan, E. Claiborne, J. Brown Row three: D. Hart, J. Carey, L. Goslin, C. French, M. Hall, A. Buchanan, H. Brickert, M. Cipalo, M. Hayward Gi, ENGLISH CLUB Aims: To help students think for them- selves, to learn to organize for .unified action, and to learn to speak intelligently. This year we have learned to appreciate American folk songs, folk dances, and scenes from American life. OCTOBER DECEMBER Organization-Election of officers Christmas Party . . . Christmas carols president --,,.,,,,,,.. ,,,-.,,-,,.. S hirley Peterson sung by group . . . refreshments in charge Vicwpresident .,-.,-. ,,.,,,,. E lmer Claiborne of Spencer Wellman and Shirley Peterson. Secretary .......... ................. J o Mitchell Treasurer ...... ........ A ustin Buchanan NOVEMBER FEBRUARY Community sing . . . soloist-Bill Scott Old-Fashioned Square Dance. . . . pianist-Betty Edmonds. 30