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

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A large variety of pro- jects were undertaken in the sewing classes. The girls learned how to press pleats, operate sewing machines as well as to make actual garments. Fitting, an important part of dress making, was also taught. These girls wear with pride their new dresses, suits, jumpers, skirt s, and blouses. encouraged extra curricular studies LOUIS MAGIERSKI B.S. and M.A., University of Illinois U. S. History, World History SUSANNE MAHONEY B,S. and M.A'., University of Illinois English E. L. Mc-ADAMS ROSE McELROY B.S., Illinois State Normal University General Science B.A., University of Kentucky M.A., University of Cincinnati B.S., in Library Science, University of Louisiana M.A., in Library Science, University of Michigan Librarian MILDRED MOYNIHAN A.B., University ol' Illinois M.A., Northwestern University English, Journalism, World Literature L. W. MUELLER B.E. and M.S., Illinois State Normal Universit Y World Geography, American Problems LITTA M. O'NEIL B.S.. James Millikin University English, Home Management FLORENCE PATTERSON A.B., Southwestern College, Kansas M.S., Northwestern University Biology WAYNE S. RAMP B.S., Bradley University I Industrial Arts, Vocational Machine Shop BERTHA RIEGEL B.S., Bradley University Home Economics JOE L. RICHARDS B.S., University of Iowa Physical Education A RTHUR RITCHER B.A. and M.A., University of Illinois Bi0l08Y mi

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Projects worked out ill the art clepartment were: poster making for spe- cial eventsg silk screen stencillingg lmlock print- ing progrzmis znnl greet- ing varclsg making stage settings. Soup carving was also nn interesting zwtivity. Examples of water color and tenipera painting, pencil, chalk, :incl CI'I2lI'l'02lI sketching were I-Xhiliiterl in the c-orriclors :incl several of the clown-town business houses. homerooms, classes and counselling , 01 lyk. '? Q 1 Id .IICAN ICNGICN ILS., University of Illinois I'Iiysiv:1l I'14Iuculion I I.0IiI'2Nt'I'1 FIIIICGIISON ILS., Wooster Vollepzv Alun-Imru VIRGINIA Ii. GIGNIIICII ILS.. NorII1wi'stm'rl1 Ilnivvrsity I-English, Syn-1-Ulm 1.1 IIAIIIKIICIC ILS., University of Illinois Vliysirnl I'11Iiu':ution IVIAIUIAIIWI' A. I IAl.I, I'Ii.Il., lllllvvrsily nl' Vllivxlgo Art GWl'LNlIOI.YN IIARRIS Il.Ia.. Illinois Slain- Normal Uniwr itx Iinglish I AYI'2 IIOMIIIIIIIOIIS ILS., Ilnivvrsily of Illinois Enyzlish, Iihetnrim' I-2. Ii. I.IS'l' ILS.. I r:unklin College Kivonwlry. A1lv:ilu'm'1I lVI:lIIwlu:llis's K'l.AltI'I M. LOUIS ILE., Illinois Sinn- Normnl llnin Nl.A., Colorzulu Stale t'olIi-go of IQ mln 'I'ym-writing, Shortlmnml LEWIS II. LLOYD ILS.. Ilnivvrsity of l'hiI-ago l'ln-lnislry. Algebra .-XI,I!I'IIi'I' I.llNIIIiI'1RtI ILS. und M.S.. Ilnivmwsity ol' Illinois I'I1ysic:1I Emlin-nlion GRACE MAGII-IRSKI A.Il., .Iunn-s Millikin University Iinyzlislr

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IlI'1It'l'IIA ROQGIGIQS ILS., .Iamcs Millikin University M.A., Columbia University Iunm- Econuniics ILOIII-IRT G. SCIIRAMM ILE.. Western Illinois Stull- 'l'n-:u'lu-rs Cullvilt' IVl.S., Northwestern llnivvrsily Ilircctnr ul' Ilivvrsilicd Occupations BYRON D, SNOW Il.I'I.. Nnrtlfu-rn Illinois Slain- 'l'm':nclu'rs Collcpzv M.A.. f'olur:ulo Cnllcnzv ul' Education Industriul Arts, Mechanical Drawing A'l'HENI'1 S'I'UI,'I'Z ILA. and M.A.. Northwestern University Girls' Cnunsvllur, Enyzlish DELLA SWANSON Illinois State Normal University General Business, Business Arithnu-lic I,UClI.I,l'1 M. TKACII ILE.. Illinois Stale Normal University M.S.. University ol' Illinois English RICHARD 'l'RI'1l'A N I ER ILA. und M.A.. University of Iowa Gem-ral Science. Physics, Industrial Science IIICNJ AM IN WI'IS'l'I,AKI'l ILE.. Northern Illinuis Stull- 'IIl'IM'l1l'l'S Cullcprv Industrial Arts, Grupliic Arts and helped plan for the future ln the cooking classes calories, car- bohydrates, and proteins were measured in addition to the actual preparation of food. 'Fable settings and menus were planned. The girls learned how to use work-saving appliances correctly, and of course, neatness and cleanliness were practiced constantly. 191