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WE STUDY.. Below is pictured a group during a study and observa- tion period in the biology laboratory. ..This and the other science laboratories are modernly equipped so that students can learn more about their surroundings. In classrooms similar to this the students of Streator High prepare for their future, Whether it be college, a job in industry, or work in some other field. Inari QSM- A 5 r........ ,.-n,, l3ll
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HBH AND Hi BANDS A Front Row: H. Stull, N. Carby, Ii. Dawson, J. Guisfurti. Ii. Stiles Svc-und Row: G. Cole, I.. King, R. Neumann, J. VVomls, C. Bi-rgstzncl, l.. Hows-lls, E. Mini:-k. l'. Va- rdi ramo Bm-k Row: Mr. Brix. M. 'fi-exch, D. Golulma, l . Tuley. M, Williams, G. Osborne, G, Winill-rs B AND l BANDS A very important part of the A Band is its farm system , that is, the students who make up the BH and I Bands. The B Band, or starting band, is made up of those who have not had any training on their in- struments. The I Band is the intermedi- ate band, made up of those who have had some training, but not enough to be in the A Band. The two bands combined and gave an auditorium in the spring and showed their progress to the whole school. DANCE BAND THE SERENADERS The Serenaders, Streator High's Dance Band, under the direction of Mr. Karl Brix, developed into a very fine organization this year. Organized two years ago, the band has shown progress every year by practicing every Monday, Wediiesday and Thursday morning during homeroom period. The Serenaders played for many of the high school's activities, such as the Student Tal- ent Show and dances, as well as out-of-town engagements in Ottawa. Front Row: T. Malhieu, M. Weth. A. Goslin, .l. Rees, R. Ycmlinak. E. Geo Hack Row: D. Olson, Mr. Brix, R. Shirley, T. Rive, W. Bohn Absent when picture was taken, Ray Erlvr 5 S wi 538
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In a well-stocked library, where an atmosphere ot silence predominates. students carry on research work and read for pleasure. This year the new librarian is try- ing to build up an information file of newspaper clippings and pamphlets. The reference material is also being in- creased to give the students a greater variety of informa- tion from different sources. In addition to reference books and fiction, there are also available for students' use thirty to forty periodicals. l3?l
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