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

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Row 1: Stella Simpkins, Marilyn Slat- tery, Dorothy Shannon, Ruth Scott, Helen Sabol, Joanne Ruddy, Rosemary Stasko, Mary Rohan. Alfred Salvati Row 2: Margaret Schaefer, Alt-tha Sliker, Hazel Rogers, Patricia Slattery, Joan Ripley, Martha Samuelson, Nor- man Scent, Dan Salata, Carl Rizzo Row 3: Bob Ruddy, Don Sabol, Edwin Schultz, Donald Rinker, Cecil Roderick, Tom Robertson. Elbert Rogers, Hubert Sarver Row 1: Harold Stewart, Mary Trom- peter, Gloria Sloop, June Smith, Ruth Thies, Deborah Spaulding, Edna Som- mer, Shirley A. Smith, Norman Tomasko Row 2: Robert Tutoky, Theodore Thompson, Calvin Stuck, Dorothy Sokach, Alice Snyder, Marilyn Thew, Nancy Stevens, William Voigts Row 3: Robert Thomas, Jack Stim- pert, Felix Trainor, Walter Smith, William Turns, William Sliker, Bill Stevenson, Robert Sulzberpzer, Eugene Soens Row 1: Velvin Watson, Betty Wult- zen, Josephine Wilson, Alice Wonders, Phyllis Wilkinson, Marilyn Werner, Leona Yuhas, Vilma Weber, Don Win- ton Row 2: Thomas Yusko, James Wil- liams, Marjorie Webb, Zelma Watson, Lorraine Wagher, Marilyn Walling, Don Yanek, Bart Wolfe Row 3: Michael Wargo, John Wargro, John G. Wargo, Charles Webb, Eugene Washko. Lloyd Wissen. Robert Yedi- nak, Don Wiseman Row 4: .lack Vorhees, Don VVilley, Jules Waker, Bob Wamjrler 5D to June Smith, Joyce Held Barbara Hiatt, Dale Allen: Glen Dickey, Ronald Peter- SOD ,.w. .M i23l

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Row 1: Billy Heine, Frank Katanich, Eu- gene Hozie, Darlene Kasko, Annette Hom- baker, Darlene Katcher, Betty Henry, Helen Holohan, Darrell Holcomb Row 2: Lloyd Johnson, Richard Humllh- 1-ey, Kathryn Kerchner, Marilyn Hozie, Barbara Hiatt, Joyce Held, Ruth Heitz, Joanne Hinds, Verne Hughart Row 3: George Huber, John Kaschak, Donald Jenkins, Richard Hinshaw, Rol- land Jones, Vernon Legner, Robert He- lander, William Hinshaw. Robert Hunter Row 1: Ervin Kusnerik, Victor Latino, Mary Leheney, Roberta Leirare, Loretta Leskanich, Delores Liguri, Dale Kozak, Merle Lotz Row 2: Louise Liptali, Marylin Luckey Shirley Kettman, Evelyn Lucas, Maurice Killian, Jerry Lester, Robert Lorey, Dayle Lowe Row 3: Glen Linn, Peter Lamango, Dick Mackey, Jack Lucas, Donald Koenig William Licm, Max Liptak, Gerald Koeri Row 1: Ronald Miller, Joe Mazzola, Mary Jean Moran, June Markland, Barbara McCoy, Francis Nolan, Murray Martin Row 2: Jerome Maskel, Paul Miller, Shirley Melchers, Mary Ann Mathis, Marian Manypenny, Darlene Munts, Allan Missel, Christie McCormick Row 3: Donna Nelson, Mary Nemchik, Sarah Mee, Patricia Morphey, Betty Mar- tonchik, Agnes Majernick, Richard Morell Row 4: Ronald Mascal, Fred Mayer, Gerry McDowell, Harry Manypenny Row 1: James Overocker, Donald Novak, William O'Neil, Jack Overocker, Jerome Phalen, Lawrence Reed. Richard Repko, Chris Promenschenkel, Charles Pickerill Row 2: Helen Ritchie, Barbara Repko, Elaine Palya, Phyllis Novotney, Charlotte Pollett, Leatrice Richards, Patricia North, Jeannine Orban, David Pease Row 3: Edna Pollett, Elaine Petrotte, Arlene Reick, Barbara Pikovsky, Ronald Peterson, Charles Richards, Edward Palas- chak, Kenneth Osterdock, Robert Ohms? mi

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THAT LONG-AWAITED DAY when we should become the freshmen of S. H. S. arrived in the fall of '45, Yes, we were the Green Freshies . Our class started its high school career in fine stride. Miss Ferguson was appointed class sponsor and we elected the following class officers: Earl Kauzlarich, president, Pat Darm, vice president, Marilyn Patton, secretary, and John Crego, treasurer. Due to the coal strike we were unable to hold the traditional fresh- man dance during the spring of the year. As sophomores we again settled down to hard work and took full advantage of all activities and fun offered by good old S. H. S. This year we elected the following officers: Fritz Marine, presidentg Louis Weber, vice presidentg Beverly Sherwood, secretaryg and Mari- lyn Repko, treasurer. We held three successful dances during the year and proved that we could manage our class affairs splendidly. Many of our boys gained recognition in school athletics, while many more of our class won praise in such extra-curricular activities as club work, cheer leading, or student government. Now at the halfway mark of our high school career, we again wait another cherished opportunity-that of becoming the upper- classmen of S. H. S. OFFICERS President ......................,....... Fritz Marine Vice President ...................... Louis Weber Secretary ........,.,.,....... Beverly Sherwood Treasurer ....... ...... Marilyn Repko Sponsor ...,............,............. Miss Ferguson Associate Sponsors Miss Riegel Mr. Lundberg Mrs. Brix SUPHUIHUHES -, ,,... -f.f .ffiswewef:weivs..fm,www: .2 - f m