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

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131 HALL BRIX DALE CADWELL SCHRAMM McELROY FACULTY KARL BRIX B.S., Syracuse University Music AUDREY CADWELL B.S. and M.A., University of Illinois Latin, French EVANGELINE DALE A.B., College of St. 'LlCl'l'S'1 Spanish MARGARET A. HALL Ph.B.. University of Chicago Art ROSE MCELROY B.A., University of Kentucky lVI.A., University of Cincin- nati B.S., in Library Science, Uni- versity of Louisiana M.A., In Library Science, Uni- versity of Michgian Librarian ROBERT G. SCHRAMM B.E., Western Illinois State Teachers College M.S.. Northwestern Univer- sity Direetor of Diversified Occu- pations HELEN HAEGER B.S.. University of Illi- nois Physical Education HELEN SKURTE B.S.. Northern Illinois State Teachers College Physical Education ALBERT LUNDBERG B. S.. University of Illinois Physical Education JOE L. RICHARDS B.S., University of Iowa Physical Education MICHAEL SIGNORELLA B.A., Colorado State Col- lego Physical Education Streator was selected as one of the four high schools in the state to lead the way in a new vocational program. The Diversified Occupations program may be described in general as a cooperative effort on the part of industry and the school to extend on-the-job training to the in-school youth. Students to be eligible for the pro- gram must be at least sixteen years oldg must have a junior or senior standing in high schoolg must possess a definite apti- tude, interest, and capacity for learning an occupationg must carry two regular high school projectsg and spend three consecu- tive hours each day on the job, for which they receive regular pay. IT ALL THEY STILL HAEGER SK URTE LUNDBERG SIGNORELLA RICHARDS REMAIN

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I, J --gf f4 FAC U LTY B.S. and M.S., University of Illinois Vocational Agriculture ROSCOE C. POTTS B.S., University of' Illinois Interne in Agriculture BERTHA RIEGEL B.S., Bradley University Home Economics BERTHA ROGERS B.S., James Millikin Univer- sity M.A., Columbia University Home Economics GWENDOLYN HARRIS B.E., Illinois State Normal University English I-'AYE HOMRIGHOUS B.S., University ol' Illinois English, Rhetoric GRACE MAGIERSK1 A.B., James Millikin Univer- sity English SUSANNE MAHONEY B.S. and M.A., University of Illinois English EDITH M. MORRIS B.S., Northwestern University English, Speech MILDRED MOYNIHAN A.B., University of Illinois M.A., Northwestern University English, Journalism LITTA M. O'NEIL B.S., James Millikin Univer sity English, Home Management LUCILLE M. TKACH B.E., Illinois State Normal University M.S., University of Illinois English Several innovations were made in the curriculum of the business edu- cation department. The Type II class was enriched by instruction in the use of various machines. One Edi- phone, four Monroe calculators, and one Sundstrand ten-key adding and listing machine were added to the equipment. The class in merchandis- ing introduced last year was con- tinued. to TROUBLE ev' AND FUN BUT POTTS ROGERS RIEGEL BAYSINGER M I J ' I 1 11-'runt rowj HOMRIGHOUS MAGIERSKI TKACH 0'NEIL lBack rowl MORRIS MOYNIHAN MAHONEY HARRIS THROUGH U21

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OFFICE Gladys Perry Helen Harrison Frances Groene CAFETERIA Mrs. Rose McMillin Mrs. Alice Defenbaugh Mrs. Tillie Brumfield MAINTENANCE John Mallick Howard Mackey Nick Dell Amos Mitchell Paul Hool John Butterly Charlie Tapley Louis Adams ,......,.4,..,, ..OUR..FRIENDS I4