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, r 4 4 , WE HAD OUR USHERS During the year many different events take place around our school, both during class hours and after class hours. In the beginning of the school year girls are asked to volunteer to act as ushers for almost all of the public events which take place in the auditorium. These girls added that little bit of extra beauty and grace that is needed at these events. And then, too, we have the girls who volunteer to work in the library. They help to check over- due books and, in general, keep the library in a workable condition by keeping the books straight and in the right places. At Streator High School there is a close co- operation among the different classes and courses. The woodshop, very often, is making furniture, book cases, etc., for many of the other classes. The print shops do much of the printing of pro- grams and tickets for the events around the school. So, we all can see and profit from our experiences in how to get along with one another throughout life. llfl
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WE HAD OUR SCHO OL DANCES During the past year, one of the main activities was our dances. From the beginning of the year, with our Get Acquainted Hop, hardly a week went by without there being a dance of some sort. After the football and basketball games there was always a dance sponsored by one of the class- es or by one of the many clubs. There was always plenty of fun to be had by all. Besides these dances, there were the ones at the Hub on Saturday nights. These, too, were loads of fun. At many of these, as at the high school dances, there was special entertainment or attractions such as dancing contests, beauty con- tests, mystery melodies and other types of amuse- ment to give the dances a little variety. Of course the New Year's Eve dance at the Y.M.C.A. was another special attraction for the students. Then came spring and the really big dance of the year, the Prom, all of the students in attendance taking on a high note of sophisti- cation and the best manners possible. This night we will never forget. lll7l
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WE COLLECTED YOUR FINES OUR CLASSES WORKED TOGETHER 'UQ
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