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

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MOVIE PROJECTION GROUP Row one: Horn. Solf, Leskanich, McIntyre, Geiger, Voorhees, Voights, Erler Row two: Walter, McKeon, Berryhill, Thomas, Austin, Gray, Kooi, Latino Row three: Murray. Osterdock, Soens, Galloway Green, Dailey, Swanson. Chamberlain Row four: Gaisford, Rogers. Smrcka, Meyers. Chadd, Miller, Vickers. V. Hughart Row five: W. Hughart, Case. Campbell, Neumann, Hermann, Urbance, Sattcrfield, Yedinak, Mr. Edwards CAMERA CLUB Passing before us we see the Camera Club led by James Vorhees as president, Wendell Applegate, vice president, Janice James, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Muel- ler, faculty sponsor. The aim of the club is to create and promote an interest in photography. At the meetings which were held in the evening on every second Monday, CAMERA CLUB guest speakers and members of the club gave talks and demonstrations on the different aspects of photography. MOVIE PROJECTION CLUB The Movie Projection Club is a service organization. These people made it possi- ble for everyone to enjoy educational films in classes. Row one: A. Healy, M. Dennehe, J. Sinner, V. Bailey. J. Voorhees, A, Davis Row 1wo: W. Freise, G. Watson, B. Phillips. P. Miller, N. Amell, J. James. J. Van Ness, H, Winn, N. Hoffner, W. Applegate, Mr. Mueller THE MEN BEHIND THE CAMERAS

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BOYS GLEE CLUB Bruce Amell Walter Baxendale Loral Bennett Art Castetter Ronald Cate Gordon Clay William Coley Ronald Collner B BAND William Austin Ronald Barnhart Ralph Baude Beverly Bedecker Reuben Brown Donna Carby Edward Comisky B BAND William Cundy Michael Dennehe Glenn Dickey Richard Edwards Harold Ehlers Robert Gibson Lester Gill Jack Hartman Michael Dennehe James Dignan Wayne Freise Richard Godfrey Ralph Hilliard Robert Hocking Marjorie Kruger Selby Klein Jerry Lester John Maris Gerald McDowell James Moore William Munts Wayne Murray Charles Newborn Erwin Kusnerik Emily Lamango Richard Mitchell Mary Murray Lowell Richard Barbara Rodosky John Rohlman John Rogers William Sanford Daniel Sauers William Schultz Robert Thomas William Tucker Larry Spivey Norman Satterfield Robert Smith Jerry Spangler Paul Wallem Gene Watson Russell Weber Coleen Zebell SHARPS FLATS AND HARMONY mi

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Copley Leis Moore Mason OFFICERS President ............,.,......,..... Eleanor Leis Vice President ................. Thais Copley Secretary ......... ........ G race Ann Moore Treasurer .,...... ............ W ilbur Mason Sponsor ,,,,,,,. ......... M iss Bash INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Here they come! The International Relations Club marching along, with Washington, D. C. as their goal. Meetings were held in the evening on the first Thursday of every month. The programs consisted of panel discussions and debates. The Christmas program con- sisted of skits depicting Christmas in other lands. At one of the early meetings the club enjoyed the showing of the kodachromes taken by Miss Bash and Miss Butz during their trips through Europe. The first project was a mock national election with the aim to better educate the students on how to conduct an election. Two days before election day representa- tives visited the home rooms with regis- tration blanks for anyone wishing to vote. On election day the four corners of the gym were used as the precincts for fresh- man, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The polls were open from 7:30 a. m. until 4 p. m. The results were the reverse of the national election. You guessed it-the Republicans won. A momentous undertaking, a trip to Washington, D. C. for thirty members and several chaperones, was decided upon early in the year. The club went all-out to finance this trip. They sold magazine subscriptions, had concession stands at the basketball games, and sold home made candy. The grand finale was the successful presentation of a musical revue, The World Follies , with a cast of 50 students. The skit was written by the club mem- bers and directed by Karl Brix III. FUTURE DIPLOMATS OF AMERICA 30