Streator Township High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Streator, IL)
- Class of 1956
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H. S. we find many ictixltles vshich brighten the days for us. Enter- ing Studio 'Af' we find the auditorium programs. Throughout the year these entertainments were presented for the student's enjoyment. Some were of a serious, educational nature, while others included music and lighter entertainment. Many of the events were student products, most ot these being pep rallies. All of them were enjoy- able and well received. Mr. D. S. Williams P. Batkiewicz H. Kennedy l 'HJ IlI.lll'l Bell Hill Arinstrong, Lukach Kasko Branz llfl First Row: R. VVilkinson, J. Dclhcimer. R. Howells Second Row: Mr. Rouilluril. K. Murray, J. Hatzilu, G. Vzxnliuren, R. 'Vlfiuni x Q Amell 'l'hii'rl Row: R. Zolpher, li. Holbrook, G, Brewer' PREP AND STUDIO BANDS Our next stop is Studio B where we hear the music of the S. H. S. bands. The prep band consisted of eleven members who have had little or no musical training. Through much effort and practice, each of these eleven members hopes to become advanced enough to become a member of the A band. This year, instead of a dance band, a studio band was formed under the direction of Mr. Rouillard. This group had a larger instrumen- tation and consisted of twenty-nine members. First Row: R. Mickelson. J. Vlfakey. J. Boyd. G. Fole, Second Row: M. Martin. N. Czirliy, R, Morrison, .l. Mue Li eimen W o Mue ri F Mc Million, C. Marcussen Third Row: R, Brennan, l,. Metcalf, .l. Clayton, R. Arthur I l4r Hilxa Fourth Row: J. Fox, M. Watson 'l'. llruml. M, Huzilx, W 'bl v Q , , 4 wt, .aewww-,mf,.u4pigg ii' I A X Q' 1 in 4 A 2 1 as +, D Km-t-lima: ll, llziwkslt-5. J, Amit-rson, li. Lulhzilli First Rowi l', VN't-ilwn, .l. NYilson. J. Mm-sm-r. .l. Nlm-llvr, li. liamizmn. N. htzuwll. N. Qurlmy, .l. itiupti. l. Gould Sm-oiicl lion: J. .-Xllen. N. VVillL'y. S. Conner. li. Powers. G. 'l'utni:m. ll, Hin-suln-r. S. Mueller. Xl. Nlurlin. M, lluxis. R. Hurlers. R. Nlorrison. R. Miclu-lson, J. Hrems. 'lf Swain Third Rum: ll, NV:itsoii. M. liotvli. G. Cole. J. Whkey, l'. Hollvroolx. R, Picker, R. Novak. R. Hailey. li, Sm-in-1-r, V. livrlsvhi. I.. Kirin. l'. Vlifl. S. Hers. S. Raymond. .ll Humrin. .l, .-Xu-leison. S. Snlvol. .l, Szulillsml. ,I ilzxisfnrmi. li, Still-s MR. J. ROUILLARD Director A BAN D The Streator lligh School Band, under the direction of John C. Rouillurd. participated in many worthwhile activities during the 1955-56 school year. Early in October the ninety piece band visited Northwestern University and marched with fifty-two other bands at the First Annual High School Band Day. A good marching band is a boost to any high school cheering section as was proved at Strea- tor's football games. The high - stepping drummers. rhythmically kept pace with Streat0r's touchdownsg the brass section. loud and bold. urged the Bulldogs on to victory. and the band played the familiar strains of the Loyalty ahoye the victorious cries ot' the Bulldog fans. ll+l ' ILL si 6 1 5, g Va . 2 il Q , ER, . 5 f lfourth Row: J. M1-halic, R. Arthur, R. Brennan, J, lfornof, I.. Metcalf. R. lVlclVlillion, .l. VV0avr.-r. C. Thomas, M, lVlai'cuss1-n, J. Vaughn, J. Majcrnik, E. Knrfp, .l. Cox, .l. Smith. W. Reese, R. Bean, NY. Bohn. .l. Riordan, A. Faulkner, I.. Howells, R. Str-vcns. S. Durham l'1lth Row: J. Clayton, J. Harnwcll, M. liaycr. J. Osborn, li. Gomlmali. R. Shannon. K. Sollis Standing: F, lVla1'cusscn, K. l.aliii:an, R. Sangston, G, lierilu-mlorf. R, liultn-rly, 'l'. Ui-app. M. liazilx, Nl. NYatson, J. lfox, Mr. Ruuillzirll. il. McMillinn, J. Snlz An asset to any band's achievements is to have enjoyable concerts, and Streator's band has given its audience something to be proud of. The first concert was presented to the student body a week before Christmas. This added to the growing excitement and senti- ment felt by all students in providing holi- day music of varied interests. The winter concert, February 12, showed music admirers of the area what an industrious band they are. A variety or' music was presented. mostly in the lighter category. At the spring concert, May 11, more classical variety was performed than in previous engagements. A springtime mood was created when the curtains opened, to a band dressed in suits, and a chorus in lovely pastel formals. A highlight of the concert was the presentation of the John Phillip Sousa Band Award to the outstanding graduating band member. 15 Ambition, determination, and plenty of hard work compensated those students who entered the district contest for solos and ensembles which was held in Earlville, March 24. Seventeen soloists and seven en- sembles represented the Streator band. Of these, eleven soloists and four ensembles won firsts or superior ratings, and journeyed to the state contest held in Peoria, May 4. Four soloists and two ensembles received seconds or excellent ratings. Two soloists and one ensemble returned with thirds or good ratings. Another big event was the state band contest at which the Streator band, compet- ing against top-notch bands from all over Illinois, received a very fine rating. It was held in Peoria, May 5. All of these activities, together with many others. brought about a feeling of having had a very successful year. It is with great expectation that this group looks forward to years ahead with the S. H. S. Band. l First Row: G. Ladkow, P. Strong, R. Robertson, S. Jackson, M. Teach. P. Case, D. Liptak, B. Boyd. S. Rees, A. Adamson, pianist, D. Armstrong, D. Bakalar, J. Daniels, M. Watts. M. Alberts, M. Paton. J. Murray, E. Stinar Second Row: G. Hill, J. Armstrong, N. Bell, P. Batkiewirz. J. Hansen. C. Clayton, C. Zimmurmaan, A. Bodenstein, M. Gotch, .l. Abdnour, R. Rush, C. Wehre, A. Tomasko, B. Whisner, C. Orban, M. Fawkes, N. Kerestes, G. Brvhman, I. Mauer, A. Branz, T. Lukach. M. Kasko Third Row: M. Mate-er, J. Smith. R. Hefler, W. Schallhammer, W. Watson, D. Elias, J. Barton, D. Amell, W. Haar, K. Zimmer, K. Williams, T. Maskell, C. Elias, D. Hyduk, B. Wheatland, J. Wolfe, T. Clancy, R. Thomas, B. Perry, B. Goerne, G. Reashka. A. Wheatland Absent when picture was taken: N. Petcherul. Klachko, M. Kruger, W. McCumsey, M. Rowe, R. Whitaker GLEE CLUBS Still on our musical theme, we come to Studio C where we find the chorus. The glee clubs, composed of the Girls' Chorus and the acappella chorus, under the direction of Dean Arbogast, sent vocalists to the district contest at Earlville, Illinois, on March 24. Those participating were: Solo ................................. .... ' 'The Wren Jean Butterly, Soprano Solo .............. Vissi d'Arte, Vissi d'Amore Gretchen Ladtkow, Girl's High Voice li ' 77 Solo ............................................ Villanelle Gayle Hill, Girl's Medium Voice Mrs. Lucille Schiffbauer, Accompanist Sextet .............. .... ' 'Many a New Day My Hero Judy Armstrong Alice Branz Gayle Hill Myra Kasko Theresa Lukach Sharon Rees - A . Alice Adamson, Accompanist Sextet .....,......,...... ........... ' 'Kentucky Babe y Y Over the Rainbow Marilyn Conner Barbara Francis Sheldra Gauden Marlene Micklos Sandra Wilsman Carol Woods A Mary Ann Forgach, Accompanist K I Winners in the district contest were entered XX in the annual state music contest held on the campus of Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, May 4 and 5. 16 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM GIRLS' CHORUS As I Watched Beside My Sheep ,,,.. When the Star Shines ...,,,i..,,,,.t.Att..,,, Babe In Bethlehem's Manger Laid ....... The Christ Child ....A..,,,,,,,,,.,.......,,,.,.,,,. Angels We have Heard on High ,..., Reading'-Sharon Williams Christmas Spectacle ,,,,.,,,...,... . God Rest Ye Merry Glentlemen ,,t, Duet: Sharon Vivian Carol of the Bells .,.,.,ii,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,.,,,, Silver Bells ,...,,,,.,,,t.,t....,,..,,,,,.....,,,,.,.... We Wish You a Merry Christmas, A CAPPELLA CHORUS Kr Adriene O Holy Night ,,.,.,,,,.....,...........,..,.,...,...,,,...., ,,,,... Fuller ......Noble Cain ...,...Buebendorf Louw .....Peter Stone .. ....... R. Benchley .,....,.....English Carol Ross .................,.Wilhousky ...Livingston 8: Evans Krone Adams ,...,....,,,, Ken Darby Reading-Daniel Hyduk Christmas of the Future ,,.t,,,,,,,,,, F, L, Sullivan Teenaires Sextet He ....,,,,,,.,. ..,,,,,,,, .,ii, ,,,,, . . J ack Richards Jingle Bells iChorusl .. Haworth Sitting: C. Promenschenkel, J. Butterly, J. Crawford, J. Lynch, K. Lithgow, N. Kozak, M. Simpson, L Render, J. McConnell, J. Mueser, G. Gwinn, B. Sullivan, P. Patton, J. Hallie, '1'. Nycz, G. Sabol, M Micklos, J. Berta, C. Woods, S. Sliker First Row: Mr. Arbogast, P. Casey, S. Jackson, M. MoLhershed, S. Easi, M. Evans, B. Frizzell, M Conner, D. Childs, C. Erler, N. Lukach. A. Handzus, K. Walling, M. Forgach, J. Scudder. M. Goddard R. Wargo, S. Gauden, M. Sabol, M. Kidder, L. Price, I. Koprowski, E. Ondrey, S. Yacko D. F:-xirall B. Brooks, S. Kudrick, Second Row: J. Frederickson, J. Davis, M. Turner, S. Brownell, C. Novak, E. Conner, T. Simko, S Wilsman, P. Farrare, C. Mikolajeyzk, S. Vivian, A. Ross, J. Gian-into, J. Smith, M. White, B, Francis B. Baiett, A. Bazik, B. Mehock, C. Warren, M. Kovacevich, I . Cottinprham, M. Ve-rmilyea, G. Turner J. Ondercho, M. Klima, E. Carhy, J. Swanson, A. Yanelln Third Row: C. Moore. B. Mallonee, B. Ryan, B. Durham, P. Berningzur, J. Reynolds, R. Kinkade, J Nicklin, N. Hillier, J. Fulks, P. Dennehe, C. Hershe-way, J. Orban, J. Gass, C. Cox, E. Funk, S. Elias D. Woodward, L. Novotney, M. Sudoma, P. Sproule, S. Se-nnutt, J. Crawford. L. Lee-se, C. Dawson, G Bandura, P. Yusko, M. Yedinak, P. Wahl Absent when picture was taken: D. Berta, H. Gaydos, J. Guyon, S. Jackson, C. Kennedy, D. Klein, N. Liston, R. Ovvrocker lift to Right: Sm-ril' Okturk. visitor from 'Furla-y: l.. Vlimmer. Nl. Km-ating. ll. Westlake. IJ. Ki-re-sive. N Ellllx-stun, .l. VVmnlric'h. V. liollnr, H. lluui. li. llugrli-stun Continuing in Studio C we come to classrooms, a very. very important part of S. H. S. Classrooms for type, classrooms for math and English and science. classrooms for everything you need, but most of all the classrooms are to develop our character and prepare us for future living. They teach us to be good Americans. worthy citizens of our community, and in general very responsible people. left to Right: J. Gaisfurd, .l. Maviuhu, E, Mriihiey, S. l runciQ. I.. Loft In Right: IP. Zion, H. ML'MiIliun ng. l'. Clayton. J. Hoffner, N. farhy, G. lirehnmn Ryan, N. Staci.-ll GET-ACQUAINTED H O P 'mM0. W . of D t 9 ,L fi le UD Hua DANCE wi by Q-nm-V. . lnerm- Imft tu Right: D. LL-chm-r. VV. Huur, 'lf M4-lucly. R. Wilson, N. Smut, M l g l l li R I Under Studio D we come to the dances and night-life of S. H. S. students. Nearly every week a dance of some sort is held for the students. During football and basketball seasons dances are held after each home game. The big at- traction of the season, is of course, the Junior- Senior Prom held in May. I Vfhvd it, ight: J. Krom-koi. ll. Iilins. S. William-. .l. Voiulit. li, lirooh-, .l. Klein Naturally in Studio H we t'ind Homecoming and all the exciting events which occur during' this part ol' school. The 1955 Homecoming at Streator High was held on September 29. 330. and October 1. Even before these days, however. excitement was evident with news ot' float decorations and wonderment about who would be chosen queen. The candidates were Judy Klein. Freshman. Betty Brooks. Sophomore. Cherie Williams. Junior. and JoAnn Yoight, Senior. -, --..--- On the eve of September 29. Homecoming was to 9 officially open with a pep rally at the athletic field. x but due to rainy weather on preceding' days. the rally had to he eancelled. I i ,AQ lffll New D VY BULLDOG THE WINNER: SENIOR CLASS FLOAT At 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the 31st, school was dismissed for the Homecoming parade After a few weeks of preparation. the vari- ous club and class floats passed the judges reviewing stand along the line of march. Chosen as the best class float was that of the Senior Class with the Davy Crockett theme. The Latin Club was honored for the best club float. The choice of prize floats was difficult because of the hard work and originality displayed in all floats. Following the parade at 8:00 p.m., the Homecoming football game was played against St. Bede. Loyalty and full support of the student body afforded Streator's Bull- dogs a 20-6 victory. During ceremonies at the game, Cherie Williams, Junior candidate, was crowned queen of the 1955 Homecom- ing. On Saturday, October 1, the Homecom- ing concluded with the annual dance at the Streator Armory. All Homecoming ar- rangements were under the supervision of the Student Council. Their efforts were justly rewarded because of the success of the 1955 Homecoming. FUTURE FARMERS FLOAT l3ll WN., i SIVQEDE BBPND: l . ..., . .... .. .....,.. ,..,. ...... .........., .......L....... 2 I7 Wwtlukv ll Hi-1'ln'i' Nl Nilliitilli ll VKX-stlzliw S. Hudzik V, Iluhm , 1 . . ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 11111-a'tn-il lmy Miss Dllllllii IM-lmiig' .Milly 1511-xxwtvr' Rev. llzxrpvi' Uffin-vi' Brophy Uffiu-1' Klviii 'Il-nlxiy IiI'l'XX'SLt'I' Marthzx lixewsim-1' lilziimi Ilan pci' Mnwtiiiim-1' Bi'e-wstvi' XII' fllisiw I,1uuio1izm1 Hmwm-3' ,lurizzthuii Bl'0XYSTt'l' IM: i':illSIL'ill Ofi'Il'Ul' ll'Hz11'z1 HV. VL'iTi1v1'sp1mli NI' iLl'4ii1'14 uwl Wir. bpwiizxizii Suv Iluilzik Bill Bohn Dick li2l.l'l'0ii .Inn Szlnipsnm .lim Smith Vzlthy Rohan Vat lluminic Disk XVL-stlake .lim Wolfe Huy Nink Miki- Niiilfcmi Run Iiefli'-1' G11-gg' Liptzik Nurniziix Gm-v limi Stuscii THE RICH FULL LIFE Iiin-rtwi 115' Miss llmimi Ilvlmligr Lou Fenwick , livmgqia W1-Iwi' i'm'nic Fe-xixvick ,, Suv Ilumlzxk Mother I 1-uwick , , Ruth Hzllligrzm Vyiithizi Blziwha TLll'Ill'l', LLOUIILU Iiufkin Frwimmiu . .. Bvcky Stiles Dick Wcstlakv Mike Mulford Bill Shaw 1IcQuillmi .Ioan Hells-rinari. Deana Watson I,2lXVI'l'NL'l' lfonwivk Fred Feriwirk , Ricky I,athz1m 1.1-tv 1-I R1 ht: Il NY:iIw1i, Nl Xliill'-mi, 14. Sinn. H. Stzlv-N, S. llulnlzik. Ii. Hzilliuun, lb. Wvxllzukv 4 Wvlur, Ni. iurnn-1' X , gin , 11 U , f E D I Aiwa, wry i f I SENIOR scHoLARsH1P'rEsT D,A,R,FINAljSTS First Row: D. Zinn. 'l'. Quinn. S. Hudak, P. Gould, J. Armstronir. L, Gahml S4 Huduk, J. Vvilliamg E. Allison. D. Barrett Second Row: M. K4-atimr. R. Bean. J. Frivdvrivh, M. Ainsley, A, Adamson, D. Gaydos, J. Hanley -His...-wf . 'm.w R A I . Q - E N S DIS'l'RlCT CHAMPIONS First Huw! Coach Patrick. D Ryan, 'l'. Mc-Coy, l'. McDonald. J. Barn wi-ll, Manager Second Row: J. Html. 51, Keating, K, VVilliams. R, Brandt. J. Mc- Donald i331 After the plays in Studio HP comes Studio S with its Special Events. By special events we mean the little extras that come into our life and brighten up the days we spend at S. H. S. Events such as sports victories in tournaments, speech contest prizes, or triumphs in a music con- test which help build the good reputation of Streator High are special. The people winning these victories are to be congratulated for their fine work. vm First Kuw: C. Thomas, P. Sennott, Nl. Nlc'Menz-xmin. R. Rush. M. Gotrh, S. Hlnluk. A. Ross. E, l'owers. M. Watson, S. Mautz Soc-uml Row: S. Williams, R. Halliyznn, l.. Howell. U. Watson. M. Goh-h. R. Oth-nlmuc-h, G. Liptak, lf. Tuley, S. Moore. M. Schmitt. Nl. Vwniilyc-za, J. M:-xcicha Third Huw: D. Ritchie-. B. Howell. l'. Quinn. M. Lzicltkow. l.. Harris. li. l'izz:1l:11o, C. Welyre. 'l'. Simlw, R. Hefler, J. Boyd, J. Pc-tro. M. Krm-gc-r, Mr. Knopik l-'ourth Row: S. Conner. D. Lf-chnc-r. H. Goodman. J. Boyd. K. Alnlnour. K. Zinnncfr. D. Nehlovk. l-1. Knop. B Brewer, D, Brockman. T. Quinn. A. Bazik, G. Kelly Fifth Row: F. Schmitz. R. Golulva. R. Nlivkelson. N. Gee. S. Salwl. .l. VN'z1li1'y, 'lf VVelmer. J. Burnwvli Absent. Judy Reynolds '21 Mm,,,,7 WIZZ JR. Studio W finds us at WIZZ JR. where the school learns, through radio, the events which occur during the school vxeek Agfun thls xefu as It has s111ce 1ts to1mdt1o11 0 sears ago VS IZZ JI wx ds 0116 ot the most .ictne OI'g21I11ZcItlOI1S 111 the school Ul1Cl9l the leade1 shlp of Gleg Llptak as p1es1dent Roger Otten bach as NILQ p1es1dent F1411 Tulex as sec1eta1x Sallx 'Vloore as treasu1e1 lNId11lXl1 Cfotch 3Ct1l1g as DIGSS 1epo1te1 and unde1 the sponse1sh1p o N11 Rllhdlll T Kllllplk of me11t the students uo1ked StdtlOll Ill presentmg the11 on Saturdfu afternoon t1 om the Enghsh depfut vuth the local 1ad1f ueelclx 1dCllO shows 0116 unt1l two o clock B. Gooclman R. Mickelson J. Barnwell 1241 ll. Brockinan B. Brewer A. Bazik IJ. Ritchie T Vi elm WIZZ Jr. has divided its staff into different areas according to the interests of members. The engineers, announcers, reporters. copywriters, and the sales staff all worked together to produce their show and to be one of the most active clubs at S. H. S. The club rebroadcasts many of the out- of-town Bulldog basketball games, often traveling a great distance in order to bring them to the people of Streator. WIZZ Jr. also sponsored the twirp season dance in conjunction with the Student Council. An assembly was presented before the student body commemorating their third anniversary. The club also sponsored a pep rally skit. which was taken from the popular Herb Shriner TV show, prior to one of the Bulldogs' home basketball games. A trip to television and radio stations in Chicago was planned last spring by the entire club. This gives the members an opportunity to learn more about the work of professional people in the field of radio and television. NVho knows but what in ten years or so when we turn on the radio or TV set, we may see one of our old classmates who was an en- thusiastic member of WIZZ Jr. X-N., J. Boyd J. Reynolds IJ. lirocknian S. 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MR LEOJ MARTIN VI: Nlaltln, oul dwlstant supellntendent devotee lub tlme Ill asslbtlng, VII McCon ncll ln Nchool dd1NlI'llNtl2ltl0ll and supel YINIOII IHLIUCIIIIQ dttllllldllti IIINCIDIIYIP bcheclulmg of clawew teachu dbSlgI'll1l6Ilf, and pollcy mlkmg He lecelved hw B b anc NI S clegxeew at the UlllVLliltY 0 IlllllOlb Bllllaulb, Lalcls and bowllng an lnx hobbxes GUIDANCE STAFF MISS JEAN N E SODERSTROM IS Us er trum n 5 noun e cn 9 9 rece-ned her B 5 nl 'VI A l mee the UTIINQI ity of Illmms ntographx .I d vunx L u sr lmlulwle H MISS FWILNDOLYN I-IARRIb Nil'-S Harms dlrentur I 1,,UlCllIlC9 Its Noxmll UIIIILINIIQ hu A degree at Nurthxxutern Unnu ltw Reading rdvlllng 'un rung. tue IIIIVS ITL her ffnnrlta px tln A sl!! T7 Y W7 IU 'VIR I an IIIITIUI naclu ts nm If ON ARD MUELI FR noun c lor Muellu Ntatl Nmnml Umxu lty H xunltl 3105.1 lphy Full Ld dcnmg. Ind xxonclxxorlunx ln Iulmn . . , ' -. , , ' '. . ' . . -- W -' T ' . ' . . , . . , ' - .' 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A ,B . v- I I r ' g f Q x 3 I -Q A ' 1 'ls Qc t Ron 1 iam ll an L 'NIL o -X Bc Seaor HK ll Punk D R Hanlex -X l'1nc am BOARD OF EDUCATION It IS the Job of the Board of Education to formulate policies contiol finances and to supervise the work of uervone in the school Responsible for these duties are nine prominent and capable men including Courtnex Arthur John A Berrv George Funk Arthur L Fincham Leslie H Goslln D R Hanley R L McConnell William l Rohan and Cephas Williams. With the exception of Mr. McConnell, Superintendent of Streator High School, who serves as secretary, and John A. Berry, attorney for the Board, all members are elected to serve three-year terms. The occu- pations of the members of the Board are diversified, and all are well known in Strea- tor. Mr. Goslin. President of the Board is a l 303 pharmacist He was elected in 1944 and is completing his fourth term Mr Arthur an attoiney 18 presently in his first term hav ing been elected in 1954 Dr Hanlex local phx SICIHH and iadiologist ls giving service in his first teim Haxing been elected in 1938 Mr Rohan local faimer is the oldest member in terms of xears of service He is novs concluding his sixth term. Mr. Fin- cham who was elected in 1952 is superin- tendent of the Streator Brick Company, and is performing a second term. Cephas Williams, owner of a construction work and building materials business, was elected in 1951 and is completing a second session. Local grain merchant George Funk was elected to the Board in 1954 and is serving his first term. 7 O , I , MIC. Ill' NN XRIHH XNI NIH IXII ISRIIN IN Ml Xyb at uuluwi hx Ii I-I W .mil Xl N dn lu at lII1u+ N-vrnlnl l mul ltx ll :nn4il'l1Ill1 ll H1 Mlrlu 1 Iuvmtux- llllf hi V N 1111- l 1 Vim hm NI' .,. 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In In 1' spare Iimf- Qlu rvmlinu. - vnjmx Ntuvl- Manx :xml bn' 4-3 V? xi O ,.r- A23 K' - l .. v b I Edna Johnson, Evelyn Noon, Frances Beuscher, Alice Brumfleld CAFETERIA STAFF The students are especially grateful to the cafeteria personnel for the delicious meals they have prepared. Included in this group are Mesdames Louis Beuscher, Ray- mond Brumfield, William Noon, Edna John- son, and Curtis Goldsberry who was not present at the time the picture was taken. OFFICE STAFF We salute our ever faithful and diligent office force, for so smoothly executing the business affairs at Streator High School. Replacing Gloria Pile in the office as guidance clerk, is Joan Sopko. Helen Harri- son, registrar, is private secretary to the principal, Gladys Perry is head bookkeeper. and Marcia Gordon is attendance clerk. Gloria Pile, Marcia Gordon, Gladys Perry, Helen Harrison wi Ax' 1 .f .. 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John Jac-obs l li Q 4 Qfrv' I '15 Piesident T1easu1e1 Vice Preiident Secretary T H E C L A S S O F 6 At last it S here the climactic wear 1906 to vshlch we looked eo longmglv four veaie ago Now that it has airlved theree little hesitancg. on our part to leave this sheltei ed lite foi a changeable complex wx orld It hae been a long and happy road that we have traveled smce that vse can look with pride at our achievemente and We ant1c1 pate future ones with Joy ' Much of our succeee ha been due to the leadership of our eponsor Mrk, Robert M QJeanJ Borglm and the facul ty We expreee our giatitude to them for their undel btandlng and ex mpathetic guidance which thex so gracious lv offered There IS little left to sax except that we hope that the incoming clabseb ws 111 be ae foitunate as we have been And so vie take oui leaxe 5 ning a fond farevs ell to SHS l41l Daniel Zion John Jacobs Gayle Hill Joan Corcoran ' 5 . , E . , . Y - V . ' ., 7 7 1 . ,Y . v . V Y I . S Q ' ' , , v v . N momentous day in September when we entered high school. y Y. . . U . .- ' Q .. s J ' . -, I 1. . I , ' . 7 ., v fv x v , Awzlvyl v . JANET ABDNOUR Ab Awards: Busincss 3: Music: Band 1, Glue- 2-3-4: Class Cfmimittwsz Class Dancc 1-2-3-1. l'mm fig Oriranizationsz Dramatics 1, F. T. A. 1-2-3-4, Historian 2, Vicc Vrcsiilcnt fl. Vrcsirlent 4. Pcn Club 1. Wim Jr. R: Tubli- catiuns: Hardscrabblc Sulicihn' -1 CAROL ADAMS Class Cnrnmittccs: 1'roni 513 Organizations l . H. A. 15 Pulrlicaiirmst Rn-vim-W 1 ALICE ADAIVISON Addie Awards: Music 2: Music: Glcn- 1-2-I1-4: Class Cnmmittccs: Prom Ci: Organizations: lfrcnch Club 2-21, Sm-crm-tary 3. Dramalics 1, F. H. A. -1, SL-crm-tary 4, l . N. A. 35-4, Pop Club Lf, Stull:-nt Council 31, Y Clubs 1-2-I1--1, Hub Cuuncil R4-prcscntativc ZZ: 1'ublivatiuns: Hawl- scrabbli- Snliciiur il. Rm-vivxv -1 MARLAIN JANE AINSLEY Ains Class Cummittccs: Class Dancn- 2, Pram 32 Orxranizatinnsc F. T. A. 2-3-4, Latin Club I-12: Publicatiuns: Hardscrabblc Staff 4 JOHN EDWARD ALLISON E1lclic Athln-tics: Track I-4. VVrL-stling 1 DONALD A. AMELL Yimell Athlm-tics: l 0uIball 2-Cl--IZ Music: Glcc 1-2-Il-4 JUDITH AMELL Judy Music: Glcv 1-2: Class Cunimittcesr Class Dancc 1-2-3, Prom 3: Orizanizations: Camcra Club 1, F. H. A, I. G, A. A. 1-2-3-4, President Si. Pcp Club 1-2, Stage Call 4, Y Clubs 1-2-fl-Z, Prcsiclcnt 1-4, Hub Council 3 BARBARA JANE ANDERSON Jane Musir: Band 3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3: Orzanizatifms: l . N. A. 1-2, Pep Club 1, Y Clubs 3-4 JA M ES .ANDERSON 1'Jim Organizations: l . F. A. 1-Z-3-4. Renortvr 1 JUDITH ARMSTRONG Judy Awards: llusincss 21, Music 3: Music: film- LZ-Iig Class Officvs: Plxc-cutivu Cunmiitlcc 33 Class Cummittccs: Class Dancc 1, I'rnm 1-Ii: Urizanizatiunsz l . H. A. 4, G. A. A. 1, Y Clubs il-sl. Sn-crm-tary Zi, Publicaliwnsi Ilarml s--xabblc Staff 4, lim-vicw 1 BETTY JANE ATOR JANET BAKER Class l'u1nrniltccs: Class Dance 2, 1'!'llIl'l Zig Organizations: D. E. 4. Sccrctary 4, Dra- nlatics 1, P011 Club 1. Stazrc Call 1. Y Clubs l-2-C1-4. VVizz Jr. 21: l'ublic-ations: Rm-vicw 1 JEROME BARNWELL Barney Athlctics: Cross - C mi u n t r y Manaizcr 3--1, Swimmini: Manam-r 3: Music: Band 1-2-fi-4 g Oruanizatiuns: Cami-ra Club 1-2. S4-in-m-v Club 34-4, VVizz Jr. 2-3-4 ROBERT BARR Bob-O Athletics: Baseball 1. Basketball 1 RICHARD BARRETT Dick'l Music: Band 1. Glee 2-33 Class Committees: Class Dance 2, Home-coming Committee Chair- man 4. Prom 3: Organizatiuns: Camera Club 1. Latin Club 1-2, President 2, Masque dz Gavel 3-4, Stage Call 3, Student Council -1, Y Clubs 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 1-2, President 3, VVizz Jr. 2-3: Publications: Harelsc-rabble Staff 4 im 5, I PATSY LOU BERG Bergie Organizations: G. A, A. 1-2 CAROL ANNE BODENSTEIN 1.B0g,ien Music: Glen- 1-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: Dramatics 1, French Club L5-3, I . N. A. 2-3-4: I . T. A. 3-4: G. A. A. 2. Stage Call 3: Publications: Review -I VVILLIAM BOHN Bill Awards : Music 1-2-3--I. Science 1-2-3--I 3 Music: Band 1-2-3-4: Dance Band 2-3-4: Organizations: Masque K Gavel, 3--1. Science Club 2-3-4. President 2, VVizz Jr, 2-3, Presi- nlcnt 3, Student Council 3-4, Honieconiinu Committee Chairman 4, State President Illinois Junior Acaclemy of Science, District Vice President of Kankakee District of Student Councils: Publications: Hardscrabble rltlitor -I PAT BOSLEY Punkin Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: I. H. A. -1. I . N. A. 12-3, Latin Club 1 BONITA BOYD Bonnie Music: Glcc 2-3-4: Class Committees: Clas- Uancc 2. Prom 3: Organizations: F. H. A. -I. Y Clubs 1-2--I: Publications: Review -1 ALICE JEAN BRANZ Awards: Business 2-3, Music 3: Glee 1-2-3--I: Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: Ilramatics 1, 1-'. N. A, 3, Pep Club 1, Y Clubs 1-2-3 5 Publications: Hardscrabblc Business Manager 4, Review 4 U31 ROBERT BAUER Bob HENRY BAXTER Hank Athletics: Basketball 1-2-ZS--1, Football 1-2-25-4: Music: Hand Z. Glcc 1: Class Committees: Class Dance 1-2. l'rom 33 Organizations: Y Clubs 1-2 MICHAEL LOUIS BAYER UP1'Of6SS0l'l, Athletics: I-'ootball Manager 1: Music: Iianxl 1-Z-3--ll Organizations: I . 'I'. A. 1-LZ-3-4. Vice Presislcut LZ, Masuuq- Sr Gavcl 2-3-4, Y Clubs 1, Rt-porter for 'limes Pri-ss 2-3-1 REGINALIJ EUGENE BEAN KKRQLFHIQVY Athlct ics: Iiaskctball 1, Ifootlrall Il- l. Swimmim: 1-Z2-Ii-4: Awards: Music I-2-il--1, Scin-ncu 1-Z-Il--1: Music: IIIIIHI 1-2-Z4--1, Ilance liaml 3-4: Organizations: S Club il-4, Scicnci- Club 2-3--I. Vicc I'rq-simlcnt Z, Sccrctary ZS, Y Clubs 1-24, NVizz Jr. 2-R ALICE BEIJNAR Al Axxartls: Husincss il: Class Committees: Class llanm- 2-Il, l'rom Il: Organizations: I . 'l'. A. 1. I'cp Club l. Stutlcnt Council 2, Y Clubs 2-Cl--l. VVizz .lr. Zi-'l: I'ublicatio:is: 1Iar:l- st-rabble Solicitor -I. Review -I MARLENE BEDNAR Music: G11-c 2: Class Committccs: Prom III Organizations: Camera Club 1, I , H. A. 1-4, lk-p Club 1, Spanish Club 2-Il. Y Clubs 1-L!-Il--I NANCY ELIZABETH BELL Ding Music: Glec 1-:Z-3--t : Class Offices: Class Ext-cutivo Committee 2 2 Class Committees: Class Dancc 1. Prom 3: Organizations: Ilramatics 1, I . N. A. 1-2-3, Pup Club 1, Y Clubs 1-2: Pulxlications: Hardscrabble Solici- tor 4 CAROL ANN BENCKENDORF Snooks Awards: Business 3: Music: Glce 1-2-3 ROBERT BENNING Bullet Athletics: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Class Offices: Class Executive Committev 4: Organizations: Y Clubs 2 I MERLIN CALLAHAN Mert lircmen Hiyzh School, Midlothian. Illinois I: Athletics: Baseball 2-3, Basketball 2-3, Foot- ball 3-4, Track 3--I. Wrcstliny: 4: Organi- zations: S Club -I RICHARD CAMP Dick Athletics: Basketball l, Football 1 SHIRLEY A. CAPKO Shi1'l Music: Glec 2: Class Committees: Class Dance 2, Prom 3: Organizations: IJ. E. 4, G. A. A. 2. Y Clubs l-2-3--I NANCY ANN CARBY Nance Awards: Business 3-4, Music 3: Music: Hand 2-3-4, Glcc l: Organizations: Latin Club 2 KENNETH CARPENTER Carp Athletics: Basketball 1. Cross Country li Organizations: Art Club 3, Student Council LZ: Publications: Hardscrabblc Staff 4 BRIAN CASS Athletics: Football I-2, Swimming I-2, Wrestling 1 U41 GAYLE BREHMAN Gay Awards: liusins-ss 3: Music: Glu- 12-Zi-1: Class Conimittccs: Prom 3: Organizations: Fri-ru-lr Club 1. Y Clubs -1 MARY JEAN BREVVER HStl'0lt'll Music: Glce 3: Class Committee-s: l'roin 55: Organizations: F. H. A. 4. F. N. A. C!-L l'vi' Club ll Publications: Hardscrabblc Solicitor' I, Rvvicw -1 BETTY JEAN BROOKE Organizations: U. E. -1: l'ublii-ations: Rc- viow -1 BARBARA BROYLES Barb Awards: llusinz-ss Il: Oryranizations: l-'. ll. A. 1. Y Clubs 2: Publications: R4-vii-w -I DOROTHY BURASH Holt Awards: Busincss 31 Music: Glu- 2: Clas- Conimittccs: l'ro1n 3: Organizations: F. ll. A. -1: Publications: Rcvicw -I ANTOINETTE BURCAR Toni Awards: Iiusincss 3 : Music: Glcv l : Class Coinniittcvs: Prom 3 1 Urpzanizalionsz Art Club Ii, G, A. A. l-2. Scin-nw Club l: Publications: Hardscrabblc Solicitor -l MARLA MAE BUTE Molly Music: Glu- 2-3: Class Cornmittccs: Class Dann- l, Prom Sl: Organizations: C1lHlt'l'Zl Club 1. IJ. E. 4. Vicc President -l. Uraniativ- l, G, A. A. l. l'cp Club I, Y Clubs -1 ROBERT BUTTERLY Bob Music: Band 1-2-3-4 JOHN CAIN Athlctics: Baseball 2-3-4. Football 1-2-3--1. Track l-3, Vlfrestlinpz 3-4: Class Officcs: Class Executive Committees 3: Orsranizationsz S Club 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, Y Clubs 1-12 MARY ClCl3Ul,KO Mary Babes Awards: llusincss Il: Class tliiiiniitte-cs: Class llama- l-2, l'rom 35: Organizations: l . ll. X l-2-l, l . N. A. 34, G. A. A. l, l'm'1v Club Z3 Stlulcnt Council I 2 Vulilications: Rvviow l l lll'llll'iRlCK CllAl.KlCY l crcl'n'nanfl Class UI'l'in'cs: l'IM-cutivc Commiltcc l NANCY CllALKl'lY Chalk Class Comniittcs-s: Class llama- 2, Prom Il Urixaiiizatiolisz Dolphins sl. Staple Call -I. if Clubs l-1, Sccrm-1al'y -1 fllCURGl'i Clll'll!Vl'lNY Duke Allilctirs: t'ross-country Il, Track l-2-Cl Music: liaml l-LZ: Class OI'l'icn-sz l'lx1-ciltivc Coniniittct- lg Class Cominitu-cs: Class Dam-1 -1 DIANE KAY CHILDS Music: film- -l: Organizations: Latin Club J .IAN CHRlSTlCNSlCN Music: Hand 1-:Z l'Il.Ml:IR CINNAMON Ottawa Mziiwillvtte- High School l: Atlilcticst Football Lf-Zi--I, 'l'racl-Q ZZ-3-1: Class Comniittccs: l'roni IS: Organizations: Art Club Il, Latin Club 2, S Club Sl--1: Publications: licvicw Al JON CLAYTON Humphrey Atlils-tics: liasvball 2-Zi, Football Il: Music: Banal l-2-Il-l, Dancc lflanfl -1: Class Com- mittccs: Class Dancc 2: Organizations: Science Club 2-Il SHllll,l'lY COOK Cookie Music: lianwl l: Class Conimittcn-sz l'i-om Il: Uryfanizatiolisz l . ll. A. l-2-Il-l, G. A. A. l-2, Y Clubs 2.25 - 9 'if - .s-4- Y 'Wt' X '17- JOAN KAY CORCORAN Music: Glce ZZ: Class Offices: Secretary 4, l-Ixccutive Committee 4: Class Committees: l'rom 3: Organizations: F. N. A. 1-2-3-sl, l'rvss Rcportcr 4. Y Clubs sl: Publications: liz-vicw l JANICE CORRIGAN Class Committees: Class Dance 1. Prom JS: Organizations: l . N. A. 3-4, Y Clubs 1-3-41 Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4, Rc- vicw 4 JOHN COTTINGHAM Cotty Athletics: Baseball 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Swimminx: 1: Music: Glec 1-2: Class Offices: Ext-cutivc Committee 3: Organizations: Y Club 1 JOANNE COX Jo Awards: Business 3: Class Committees: Class Dancc 2-3, Prom 3: Organizations: Latin Club l-2. Stamp Call 4. Y Clubs 2-3-4: Publi- cations: Hardscrabblc Sulicitor -l SHIRLEY JEAN COX Shirl Awards: Business 3: Class Committees: Prom 3: Orizanizatiunsz F, H. A. -I, Pep Club 1, Y Clubs 1-2-3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4. Review 4 NORMA CRIDER Norm Class Committccs: Prom 3: Organizations: D. E. -I wi FRANCES CROSIAR 'iI'll'2ll1lll8H Class Cummittcc: Prom 3: Ovslanizatinns. . H. A. 1-Z-3-4, Pep Clubs 12-3 . 1.- .IANICE DANIELS Awards: Business 3: Music: Glcc l-2-3--1: Class Curnniilte-cs: I'rum IS: Orxranizatinns: Stain' Call fl Z Ilulwlicalinns: Ilzlrmlscralulmlc Sfmliciiul' bi, Rn-View -I GARY DAR M GALEN DAVIS Gabe Orpzanizatifuisz Spanish Club I MARJORIE DAVIS '4Ma1'gie Music: Rand I-L!-3-Al: Class Cumnlittcos: flass Dancc l. I'rom il: Orpranizalinns: Art l'lub 3. Dramatics 1, I . 'l'. A. I-2-3-ll. Latin Club I-2 RAYMOND DAVIS EVELYN DEVERA Evie Mcrcy Hiuh School, Milwaukcc l-2: Awards: Business SS: Class Cummittecs: Flass Dance 1. l'i-um 3 GERALD ALBERT DODGE VVhitey Athlctics: I-'uutball lVlanay:vr l-2, Track Nlzlnagzcr I: Uryanizatiulis: S Club 1245. Y l'll1l1s 1-2-3-rl GERALD R. DODGE Music: Rami I sy... W A PATRICIA DOMIINIC Patti Class Offices: Exccutivc Cummittcc- 2: lililaw Fommittccs: Class Dam-c 1-2-Zi. Prmn Sl: Or5:aniZati4mns: Dolphins IS-1, Dramatics I. I . N. A. 1, I . 'l'. A. -I. G. A. I-2. Masque' K: Gam-l 1, I'm-p Club I-IS, Stain' Call C5-bl, Y Flulxs I-2-Sl-sl, l'rcsid0n1. 11, Wim Jr. Z-35--I3 l'ul1li- cations: Hartlscrablrlc Snlicitm' 4 BETTE DONART Doe Music: Glvo 2-4: Orfranizatiunsz I . N. A. 4. I . T. A. 2. G. A. A. ZZ-3-4. Vice Prcsiclcnt 3, I'cp Club l-2 HOVVARD DONNELL Athletics: Vasclxall Z2-3-4, Basketball Manaucm' 4: Music: Glcq- 1-Z-3: Oryzanizalionsz S Flub 41, Y Clubs 4 VVILLIAM DUVIN Soph Athlctius: lfmnllmall I-I ROBERT DUVALL Allen Athletics: Wrestling I-4 ELIZABETH EDEN Betsy Music: Glu- 1-ZZ: Class Orrnmittcs-sz Class Dance I-2, Prom 3: Organizations: G. A. A, 1-12, Y Clubs I-2-4: Publications: Harslscrabbk- Solicitor -1 5461 -4- Qi' -- .f'jg1ilf,. W, V I , ' SANDRA J. FRANCIS Sandy Awards: Business 3: Music: Glet- 1-2: Class Committees: Class Dancn- 1-2, Prom 3: Organizations: G. A. A, 1-2. P031 Club 1-2. Y Clubs 1-2-3-4, Vice Presirlc-nt IS: Publi- cations: Hardsi-rabble Solicitor -I JANICIC FRIICIIHRICH Class Committees: Class Dann-if 1-Z-Sl. l'rom 3: Organizations: I . N. A. 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff -1 LUIS GAHM Lo Awards : Outstanding .Iunior Award 23: Music: Glee 3, Band 1-2: Class Ofiis-ws: Secretary Z. Treasurer 3, Exon-utive Com- mittee 2: Class Committees: Class Danct- 1. Prom 3: Oruanizations: Dolphins ZZ-3-4. Vice Prvsident 3, 'Treasure-r 4. If. N, A. 1-2-3-1, President 4, Y Clubs 3--1: Publications: Hardscralmble Soliritor -I MARGARET ANN GALLICK Margie Awards: Business 3: Class Committm-sz Class Dam-e -1: Organizations: Dramatics 1. F. N. A. 3-4. Student Council 4: I'ubliz-ations: Hardsvrabble Staff -1 MARSHA GAREE Awards: Business 3: Class Comniittet-4: Class Dance -1: Organizations: Dramatics 1. I . N. A, 3-4, Student Council 4: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff -1 PHILLIP GAUTSCHY Phil Athletics: Foothall 1-3-4, Wrestling 1: Class Committees: Class Danct- 1. Prom 3: Organi- zations: Latin Club 1-11, S Club 1-2-23--1. Y Clubs 1-2-3 lf-171 Q: was EUGENE EGGLESTON Piggy Athletics: Cross-country 1: Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: St-it-nec Club 2, Spanish Club 2-3 NORMAN EGGLESTON Class Committe-os: Prom 25: Organizations: Svivru-v Club 1, Spanish Club 2-3 CHESTER G. FILIAS JR. Bud Athle-tif-s: Football 1, Swimminx: 1-2: Awards: Music' 3: Music: Ulm' 1-Z-Il--1: Class OI'l'iL'0s: l'rs-sidt-nt 2: Class Commitlve-s: Class Danm- 2, I'in and Ring: Ii. Prom 3: Organizations: Camera Club 1, Dramatic-s 3--1, Spanish Cluh 12-21. Stain- Call 3--1, Stude.-nl Count-il l-IG--1, Vim- l're'sidt-nt 21. Vrvsirl:-nt -1, Y Clubs 1-2- 3--1, Wizz Jr. 2 NICIL EMM Organizations: I . I . A, l-if-il--I, Rcnortn-r Sl, Vim' l'r4-sidvnt -I NORMA JICAN I ECH'1'PIR t'Norm Awards: liusim-ss 21: Music: film- 2-3--1: Class Colnlnittot-s: I'rom Il: Organizations: I . H. A. .:-1 MARILYN FEVVKICS IVIaii ' Awards : Business Ii: Musiu: Glu- 2-3--l : Class Coniniittot-s: 1'rom 3: Organizations: l . N. A. -1: Publications: Hardscrabblv Solicitor -l JOHN FINNICGAN Figs Athlt-tif-sz Football Manam-r 2-3--1: Organi- zations: S Club IS--1 RONALD F. FOLTIN l el't Organizations: Camvra Club 2 ANN FORINO :'Annie Class Offic-os: Ext-rutive Committn-0 -1: Class Committoes: Class Dania- 4. l'rom 3: Organi- zations: I . H. A. -1, I . N. A. 1-2-ZS-4, G. A. A. 1-.2-6, Stain- fall 4, Y Clubs -1 K' PATRICIA GOULIJ Awards: Music 2 I Music: Hand 1-Z-3-4, Orchestra 2 : Class Committees : Homecominir Committee Chairman 4, Prom 3: Orirani- zations: I . H. A. 1, Spanish Club 2-3, Y Clubs 3-4, Student Council 3 SHARON GRAMPP Sherrie Class Committees: Prom Zi: Orpranizations: I . H. A. 1-2-3-4, Stage Call 4, Y Clubs 3-4 GORDON GRAY Flash Organizations: F, I . A, 2 VICTORIA GULVA S Vicky Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: F. H. A. 4, Secretary Treasurer 4, I . N. A. 1-2-3, Y Clubs 2-3 HAROLD HAGI Skip Athletics: Tennis 2, Wrestling: 1: Class Offices: Executive Committee 31 Class Com- mittees: Pin and Ring 3, Prom 3: Organi- zations: S Club I-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, Y Clubs I-2-3-4, Secretary Treasurer 3 MARY ELIZABETH HALL Mary Beth Organizations: I . H. A. 4 HSI 1249! DENNIS GAYDOS Athletics: Baseball 3--1, Basketball I1 Organi- zations: Latin Club 2 LOUISE GAYDOS L0uisie St. Francis Academy, Joliet. Illinois I-LL: Awards: Business 3: Class Connnittees: Class Dance 1, Prom 33 Organizations: I . H. A. 4, I . N. A. 3, Y Clubs -I: Publications: Review -1 NORMAN GEE Awards: Business 3, Music 2-3: Music: Glee- I-Z-3: Class Committees: Class Dance 1-2-3- -l, Prom 3: Organizations: Dramatic-s I. lfrencli Club -I, I . 'l'. A. 2-3-4, Press Reporter 3, Treasurer -1. Stage Call 3--1. Wizz .lr. 42 Publications: Review ll, Hardscralmble Solici- tor 4 JUSTINE GIACINTO Gussie Oriranixationsi lf. N. A. I-if-3-l, G. A. A. LZ-3. Stage Call -l. Y Clubs -1 KATHERINE GILMAN Kathie Awards: Science 3: Music: Glee I-2-3, Orchestra 1: Class Committees: Class Dance IS, Prom 3: Organizations: Dolphins 3-4, F. H. A. 4. I . N, A. I-2-3. Latin Club 2, Masque KL Gavel Ii-4, Scienee Club 2-3--1, President 3, Stage Call -l, VVizz .lr. 1-2-Zi WILLIAM GLOWICKI Glow Balls Athletics: Baseball I-2, Football 2: Ortani- zations: Movie Projection 3-4 JUDITH GOTCH Judy Music: Glen- 1-2: Class Committees: Class Dance I-Z-3-4, Prom 3: Organizations: tl, A. A. l, Pep Club 2. Student Council 2, Y Clubs l-2-Ii--1: Publications: Hardsc-rabble Solicitor 1. Review -i MARCIA GOTCH Scotch Music: Band I-2-3-4, Dance Band 3-4: Class Committees: Class Dance l-ZZ. Prom 3: Organizations: I . 'l'. A. l-2-3-4. Treasurer 3, Latin Club l-2-Ji, l't-p Club 2. Stage Call Al, Wizz .liz 2-Zi--4: Publications: Hardscrahble SoliK'itol' 4 MARILYN GOTCH Mare Music: Glee 2-3--1: Class Committees: Class Dance l-1, Prom 3: Organizations: If. T. A. 1-:Z-Zi--1, Latin Club 1-2-3, IN-p Club 2, Stairc- Call 1, Wizz Jr. 3--1: Publications: Hard- serabbla- Solicitor 4 KENNETH HAMANN Cupic Athlctivs: Cross-Country 1: Organizations: Pop Club l-2, Stumln-nt Council 1, Y Club, l-Z-il-4 JAMES CHARLES HANLEY Percy Athls-tics: Basvball 2, Basketball l-2-lb 4, Te-nnis 3-4, Track I: Class Committees: Class Danct- ZZ: Awards: Spanish ii: Organizations: S Club 4. Spanish Club 3-4. Vice Prcsidcnt 4, Sturlcnt Council 2, Y Clubs 1-ZZ: Publi- cations: Harflscrabblc Staff 4 BARBARA HARCHARIK Barb Awards : liusim-ss Il: Class Commitlm-s: l'rom Ji: Organizations: Camm-ra Club l. Y Clubs 2-3-1: Fllblivationsz Hanlscrabblm' Solicitor 4 Hvvicw 4 DONNA HARRICT Donni Awards: Busincss Il: Class Conlmittn-vs: Prom il: Organizations: F. H. A. 4. IR-ir Club I, Y Clubs l-2-3-4: Publications: Rl-vis-w -l .ION HARSHBARGER Harsh Athlx-tics: Football 2-ii--1, Baslu-tball Manam-r I-3: Class Committm-cs: l'rom 3: Organi- zations: S Club 2-Ji-4, Y Clubs 1-2-Il BRUCE HART Athlvtics: Baskvtball l-2-fl-4, Football l-23 Class Offices: Class I-lxocutivo Committcs- l- 2-3. Treasurer 1-2. Svc-rctary 3: Class Com- mittccs: Class Dancc l-2-3, Prom 3: Organi- zations: Mnviv Frojcction l, S Club Il--I, Prcsidcnt 4, Spanish Club 2-8, Y Clubs l-2-fl, Vics- President 3. Sturlcnt Council 3--I, Dolc- uatc to Illinois Association of Studi-nt Councils Convcntion JS-4: Pulxlications: Haral- sr-rabblc Solicitor -4 .IO ANNE IIAUGHTIGAN Jo Music: Glco l-2: Organizations: F. H. A. l-2-3-4 DORIS HEFLER D0d0 Class Committees: Prom 3: Orizanizationr: French Club 3-4, Vicl- Prcsirlcnt 3-4, I . H. A. 4, F. N, A. 4: Publications: Review 4, Hanl- scrabblc Solicitor -l RONALD HEFLER Ron Awards: Art Ci, Music 2. Slum-4-cli 3, Voicm- ul' lh-num-racy 4: Class Committccs: Class Dam-s' l-Z-3-4: Class Officcs: Class Exccutivt- Com- mittcc 3: Music: Glu- 1-2-3-4: Organizations: Art Club 3, Dramalics l. French Club 2-IS-4, F. T. A. 2-3-4. Historian Ji, Vice Prcsiile-nt 4, Masque Q Gavvl 3-4, I'i-csirls-nt 4. Pup Club 2. Staxrc Call 3-4, Wizz J r. 4. Publication.-: Hanl- scrabblc Solicitor -l, Rvviuw 4 ,- .-was . ,, Q nu l Q--iv-. JERRY HHINZ Mail Athlt-tics: Football 2-34-4. Swiinmiuil lf. Tfiwli 353 Orpranizationsz Y Club- 2-3 JAMES HIGHTOVVICR Jim GAYLE HILL Awards: Music 2-3: lililss Officvs: Vivo l'l'vsi- Ili-nt 4, Class l'lxn-cutivv Committs-c 4: Class Conirnittcvst Class Dam-v l-Z-ZS. Prom Ill Oryzanizationsz Dramatics l. l . N. A. 3-l, Vici- l'rL-siuls-nt 4, Pop Club l. Y Clubs 1-LZ-I4-4. Trcasurcr 2: Publications: Rm-xicw 4, Hard- scrabblf- Solicitor -l BIARllll'I HOFFMAN Organization-: G. A. A. l'l'm'sl1ll'lll, 4: Ath- lm-to-s: lf-nms 1: Mu-ir: liaml l JEROME HOGAN Jerry Atblctics: Track 1: Organizations: Carmm Club 1. Student Council 1 PH Y1,1,1s JEAN HOLBROOK -Arm Awarxlsz Music l-2-Zi-4: Music: liaml l-2-Il-4. Urvbvstra 2: Class Committm-vs: Class Daucc 13 Organizations: VVizz .Ir. ZS wi JOHN' HOLOCKER Jack Class Committecs: Prom 3: Organizations Science Club 4 JACK HOMBAKER Hambu1'ge1 ' Class Committees: Prom 33 Organizations: D. E. 4. Reporter 4, Latin Club 2-3, Vice President 3. Pep Club 1-2: Publications' Harflscrabblc Solicitor 4 JAMES HOOL I-Iooch' Athletics: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Cross-Country 4. Football 2, Track 1: Awards: Spanish 3: Class Offices : Excutive Committee 2 : Organizations: S Club 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Y Clubs 1-2-3-4 CAROL HORNSBY Music: Glcc 1-2-ill Clubs: ll. E. 4 JAMES HORTON Porkey Music: Glee 1-2 MARTHA JANE HOULTRAM ulvlartyn Athletics: Chccrlcaulim: 2-4: Class Committees: Homecoming Committce Chairman Al, Pin N Rim: 3, Prom 33 Organizations: Art Club 3, Secretary 3, Dramatics 1, French Club 2, G. A. A. 1, Student Council 4, Y Clubs 1-2-3-4, Press Reporter 2: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4 MADONNA HRASCH Ha1'chy Music: Glce 2: Class Committccs: Class llancc 2-3, Prom 3: Organizations: I . H. A. 1, G. A. A. 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Y Clubs 1-2-3 SANDRA HUCKINS Sandy Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: I . N. A. 2-3-4 SUSAN NE HUDAK Sue Awards: Business 3. D. A. R. 4: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3: Organizations: I . T. A. 1-2-3, Stage Call 4. Wizz Jr, 4, Masque K: Gavel 4 X, 5 .Q , . , V .. ' .VH , 1 C 5 if vt h . ftp? iv i Sw. .. . is ll ,qs :ff THOMAS HUNTER Honk A. DANIEL HYDUK Danny Awarzls: Music 2-3: Music: Glcc ZZ-3-4: Class Committees: Pin K Ring 3. Prom 3: Organi- zations: Fri-nch Club 1-2. Pcp Club 3. Stairs- Call 3-4, Sturlcnt Council l. Y Clubs 3 THEODORE IGICL Tell Class Committees: l'rom Iii Oryzanizations: Art Club 3. French Club 2: Publications: Review -1 JERRY INGALSBIC Jer Atlilctics: Swimming 1-2-35-rl: Oriranizations: Art Club 2, Latin Club l-2, Y Clubs 1-I-Ii-tl ROBERT INGOLD Wongie Athletics: Basketball 1. Football 1. Track 1-21 Class Committees: Prom 3: Orirlifli- zations: Art Club 3. Reportcr 3, D, E. 4. President 4 SHARON JACKSON Sherry Music: Glce Z-3--l: Class Committccs: l'1-om Il: Organizations: llramatics 1, l . H. A. l- 2-il-l, G. A. A. 1-2. l'tp Club 1-2, Slam- Call 7 -1, Y Clubs 1-L-3-I wi MICHAEL DEAN KEATING Mike Athletics: Baseball 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Cross-Country 3--1: Class Committees: Class Dance 2, Prom 3: Organizations: Latin Club 2-3, S Club 4, Y Clubs 45 Publications: Rc- vicw 4 NORMAN KENNEDY DANIEL KERESTES 'tElme1 ' Athletics: Baseball 1-2-3--1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4: Class Offices: Executive Committee 2-3: Orsranizationsz S Club 2-4, Student Council 1, Y Clubs 1 NANCY KERHSTES Music: G14-Q 1-2-3--I: Class Conimitteus: Class Dance 3, Prom 33 Organizations: F. H. A, 4, Pep Club 1-2, Y Club 1-2-3: Publications: Rc- vieu' 4 THOMAS KIMES 'tT0m Awards: Science Awards 2-3: Organizations: Science Club 2-3--l, Y Clubs 1-2-3 DIXIE KINMAN Trix lf. H. A. 4 till SUE MARILYN JACKSON Suzie Music: Glec 2--l: Class Offices: Executive Committee 1: Class Committees: Class Dance Z3 Organizations: F. H. A. 3-4, Pep Club Y Clubs 4 JOHN JACOBS Fizz Class Offices: Treasurer 4, Executive Com- mittee 4, Class Committees: Class Dance 4, Prom 3, Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor4 MARCELLA JAVORSKY 'AMa1'cie Awards: Business Award 3: Class Com- mittees: Class Dance 2-3, Prom 3: Organi- zations: G. A. A. 1, Pep Club, Y Clubs 2-3-4: Publications: Review 4 CARL JOHNSON Johnny Ath-letics: Baseball 3-4, Basketball 1, Track 1-2: Organizations: Student Council 4, Y Clubs 4 CAROL JOHNSON Kitty Class Committees: Class Dance 4, Prom 3: Organizations: I-'. H. A. 4, F. N. A. 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2, Y Clubs 15 Publications: Hard- scrabblc Solicitor 4 ROBERT JOH N SON Track 1-2-3 DAVID KASCHAK Judge Athletics: Baseball 1-3-4. Basketball 1. Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 25 Organizations: S Club 2-3-4 MYRA KASKO Awards: Business Award 3: Music: Glee 1-2- 3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3: Orlrani- mmm: F. H. A. 4, F. A. A. 1, Pen Club 1. Stage Call 4, Y Clubs 1-2-4, Treasurer 4 JOAN KEATING Joni Awards: Business Award 31 Class Com- mittees: Class Dance 1-2-3, Homecoming Com- mittee Chairman 4, Prom 3: Organizations: Dolphins 3-4, F. N. A. 3-4, F. A. A. 1-2-3, Pep Club 1, Student Council 3, Y Clubs 1-3-4: Publications: Review 4 .IUANITA KROCKICR HNll11H Awards: Rusimss Zi: lV1l1Sll'Z Ulm- 1-2: Cla- Ol'l'iu-: l'r1-simlvnl Cl: Class Cunmlittm-sz Clas- llanm- 1-2-34-1, l'n-um IS: Onranizatiwnsz ll. li 1, Pup Clulr 1, Y Clubs 1-11-Il: l'l1lrlivaliuns lim-vioxx' l WILLIA M KRUGER Bill Orgfanizatiuns: lf. l . A. 1-2, Mmin- Pla-- jvcliun 2-Z5-1 DONALD KUDRICK Orgallizaliuns: Mrwiv l'rzrjm-dim! 1-2 BARBARA ANN LATHAM Barb Awards: Scif-new 1: Music: lianml 3-13 Class Cnmmitlovs: Pram 3: Organizations: I . N. A. 1-2. Latin Clulu 1-2. Svc-re-tary 2. Pm-p K 1-2. Svlenrv Clulv 1. Se'c'l'ctary 1, Y Clulvs 3-1 DOROTHY ANN 1.12130 Dom Awards: llusinvss 75: Musiv: Ulm- 1-Z: Clas- Curnlnith-vs: Class Dann- 1-L!-23-1, liurllm-mnilu Cmnnxitim- Chairman 2, Vin and Rim: fi, 1'rum 32 Uriranizatiunsz lf. ll. A. 1-1, G. A. A. 1-2, P1-11 Cluln 1-2, Stan- Call 1, Slualcnt Council 2. Y Clubs 1-L!-3-4, 1'resixln-nt 3' Publivatinns: Hardsc-ralplwle Sulif-itur -1 NANCY LECHNER Nan Athlm-iivst C1101-rlm':ulim: 1-2-11: Au arxls: Iiusinvss Sl: Class Cnrulniltx-vs: Class llama- 1-:-ZS, I'r4:m C53 Oruanizatinns: Dulphius Z-Ii-I In-slrlm-111 1. lx H. A. -1. C.. A. A. 1-J, 1 ilulls 1-2-Zi: I'ulmlia-ations: Roxivw ll li 31 .lUNl'l KLACHKU Snll'fl0s Musir: Glu' l-2-Il--1: Class Cunlmiltvv,-Z l'rum DONALD KMETZ DUNN Athlf.-tics: Baseball 1-3-4. Daslvsilmall 1-l Cruss-Cnuntry 1: Class Cunmnmittcv-: Class 1 I 1 . v - . Dana-0 ZZ, Prom 3: Oryranizatinnsz Ari Clulm 8 lun llulu 2, 1 llulrs 1-.Z RONALD KM ETZ Run Athlvtim-sz Base-lmall 1-2--1. liaslu-llvall 1-LZ. Cross-Country 1. l-'mmtball 2: Class Cum- mittees: Class Dancv Z, Prom 3: Organi- , , zalions: Art Club 3. lrosimlont 3, 11-p Club 2 Y Clulns 1-2 WILLIAM KOLESAR Vl'illiu Organizations: Camora Clull 1 CAROLYN KOLI..-XR Class Cummitln-vs: Class Dann- 1-Cl, l'rnm fl 1lTLl'1lIl1ZZl11lIllS1 D. 15. 1, l . N. A. LI-Cl-1, Il. A. ' lls 1 7 A, 1, l'n-p llulm 1-Ik. 5121350 Call CS, Y C11 u.' -L ANNA MARIE KOOI Anni0 RONALD KOKNAS l'olQlocli 1 . .Xllmln-llvs: liasulxall 1, lfrmtlmall Z, 'l'ra1'k fr. Musiv: liaml 1-LZ: Class Offiws: Class lif- oc-utive Cummittn-v 1 2 Organizations: Munr- 1'rujvs'1ion 2 Gl'IORGliNE KOSLEY Jo Class Cmnlnitu-1-sz l'rum ZS: Class Ul.l'il'4's Clzzss lllxe-cxltivv Cunmrnittvl- 251 Orxlanizatiwns: l . H. A. 1-Z-1, l'l'vsirl4-nt -l. l . N. A. l-2-3-l, Sw-V1-tary 2, 'l'ruasurL-1' -1, l'1-lv Cluln 1-Ll, 'Stain' 11.11 .1 l l NEAL KRAMER NORMA LEONARD Norm Awards: Iiusim-ss Il: Omanizznti-ms: I . II. A. I JAMES LIGORI Jim Athln-tivs: 'I'1'zu-k LZ: Urirzxnizatiims: Mani:- I'l'ujvs'1.i1nl 2-Sl-4 LORETTA JO LIPTAK Rc-tta Class Umwiniittul-sz Class Dam-o 2-Ci, I'1-um Zi: Orxranizzntinns: I , H. A. I-2-Al. I . N. A. I-2- .S-ll, Iiilllll lluln 2, Slam- Fall II, Y l'IuIus -I I'I'ITI'fIl LUCIASCIO I.0Vel' B0y Awards: Music' II: Music: Ilaml 3-II: Class Unnlnittm-sz I'r-um 3: Organizations: Minin- I'ruju'lim1 I. Slullm-nt Cuunvil I, Y l'IuIrs Sl KAY LONG Awurulsz Iiusinm-ss II: flnss Uffiu-sz flass Ex- ovuliu- Curylruith-v 2: Vlass Curillniltn-1-s: I'r4:m Il: Uruai-izalimisz Draniativs I. Slam- Full -I, Y l'luIns I-2-I. Vim- I'x'esimIn-nt BILL li. LORMIS Tex Urxlzuxxizaliuxisz I . I . A. I-2-3-4 THERESA MARIE LUKACII Tres Awards: liusinm-ss 3: Music: Glu- I-2-Il-IZ Flzxss Cmmlniittz-cs: Primm 3: Orxzmiizalismsz Spanish flulr L!-Il, Viva- I'rvsi4Ix-ll! Il. Y l'Iulis I BETTY LUX Class Culnrnittvc-s: Class Ilalwu- 1-2. l'rum 3, Hnnu-1-uniimr Cunnnilte-e Chairman -I: Urprzuii- zatiuns: D. IC. -I, Dramatic-s 1, I . N. A. I-12-Ii, Y Clubs I-ZZ-3, Treasurvr 3, Studs-nt Umm-il II BURT A. MCCOY Curly Oryranizatiuns: I . F. A. I-2-II-I ' Lv i ' P 'il gif? ' , A A ii' ., I L , V if U is 1-vs. , A . , , Af. I ' .xy I f RICHARD I.. MQVOY Dick Oruzmizutimlst I . I , A. I-2-3-I TERIZANFE A. MCCOY Coy Athls-tirs: Cross-i'm1mry ll-I. Swimming 1-3- C4:I, 'I'rac'k I-1?-35-fl: Orpranizalinuns: S Flulm 2-1, X fllllzs I, Xiu- I'n-smclvnt 4 VIRGII. IJ. MCCUMSEY Skip Atliln-tic-sz Swimmim: MZIIIHHHI' L2-Zi. 'l'rzu-Ia Maryann-r ZZ. VVx'vstIim: I: Music: Glu- Z-ZS-I: Omranizaxlimmsz IVIUVIQ- I'rnj1-vtifm I-ZZ-IL I. Svimim- Ululm 2. Spanish Clulx ZAII, NVizx .Ir. 1-.4-I VVILLIAM McKI-ION Bill Orxrzmizutiunsz IK-p Club Z3 GENE McMILLION Mack Athlutivs: Gulf 2-3-4: Music: Iiaml IA!-SL-I. Ilanru Iizuul Z4-,Ig Class Curnmittovs: Vlnss Dunn- 35. I'rwm ll: Orsranizatinnsz Lenin 1'luIv I-2-3, Muviv I'l'u,j4-cliun Z-Cl DAVID M.-X.II'fRCI'N Davy Athln-lim-s: Wrestling: I: Oruanizati-Ins: IH-p Clull Zi. Y Vlulis -I wi DONALD NIATHIS Hf'uz Xllllvtirs: 'l'ra4'k l: Uluziliizzlfinllsi l . l . A. l-If-fl-l JAMES MAZAK Maw Atlili-tits: liasolxall 1, Iiasliuillall 1, Crnss- Uuuutry I-2, Gull' 2,3--l, Wrestlim.: 2: Musin- fllm- 1-2-35: Urxfanizatirlnsi S Cluls 1-2 BARBARA ANN IVIEHOCK Robbie Musiv: Glu- 1-ZZ-4: Class Committees: l'x-mu Il: Organizations: D1-amatics 1, l r4-ncli Club 1- I' H 'X I lf N A 'i4 I 'I' X ill u. .x.Qx.':A' ' ' ' TOM MELODY Mello .Xtlilvticsz Ifmlflxall 3--12 Organizations: I . I A. I-Z, S Club 3--1, Student Cuunvil L2 .IAMI-IS MINDER Jim Athlulivs: 'l'l':u'lx 1-11 1 flass l':vmn1i1h-4- l'rmu 74 RAYMOND MI'I'C'HI'II.I. Ray .Xlliln-Iivs: l'l'uss-1'4:lllit!'5' I. 'l'l'zu'lx 2 BERT MOHLER Black Bart Athlm-tics: Swimming' I-2: Organizations. IJ If I VVIIJLIAM J. MUHLSTADT Bill Athli-tics: I-'untball 2, Track 1 RITA NFIUIVIANN Musim-: Band 2: Organizations: F. H. A. -1 www szfigf JAMRsNiNKfumw Aihle-1i1's: Foutlmll 1 - 2: Urgarlixutinnsi ' S5-auisli Clulm 2-I4 . ,W Ig RKHAMDNOTMAN'URM' I Athletics: Swimming 1, Fouthall 1, Track ls Q , 2-Il-Al: Class Offices: Izlxocutive Committee 33 1. Class Cunmmittcfcsz Prum 3: Organizatirms: S i mi -wh N I iii Klub 1-2--1, Spanish Club 3. Studvsnt Counvil 4. Y Cluhs 1-2-3-4, President 4 EDWARD NOVOTNFIY Eflrlie ROBERT NOVOTNICY Bob .Xtlilulirsi Iiasclrall 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, I-'uullmall 2-3-4: Class Offivesi Vive I'r'e-sidm-nt Ji, Exoc-lltive Cumniittea- 1-4: Organizations: Studs-nt Council 3 WILLIAM NOVOTNEY Rube Allilc-tits: Bas:-lrall 1-2-3--I, Basketball LZ-3-4, lfuutlmll 1,2-3-'lg Organizations: S Club -I RICHARD VV. NYCZ HDick Muxiv: Band 1-2: Class Cummitte-es: Prom 3 l541 til in-4!li 3 5 ELLEN POVVERS Po Music: Band 1-2-3-4: Class Cnmmittces: Prom 3: Organizations: l . T. A. 3. Latin Club l-2, Slant- Call 3. Student Council -1. VVixz Jr. 2- 3-li l'ublicatiuns: Review l PATRICK PRENDERGAST Pat Athletics: Football Manager 1-2, VVrcstlin:5 Mllmurcr' 1-2-3: Organizations: Camera Club l, S Club 1-2-3, Y Clubs 3--1 PHYLLIS ANN PROVANCE Little Toot Awards: Busincss 3, Music 2-3: Music: Band 1-13-Il-tl: Orxranizationsz VVixx Jr. 34 ANDREW' PUCKETT HRG1lllll'21llClfU Awards: Art 1: Class Committi-cs: l'rorn Il: Organizations: Art Club 3, l-'rcnch Club L!-l THOMAS QUINN Quincy Athletics: Track 2-33 Clas-. Offices: Ex- ecutivc Committct- 23 Class Committccs: Class Dance 1, Prom 3: Organizations: Dralnatics 1, Latin Club 1-2-3, S Club Cl-1. VVizz Jr. 3-4 SHARON REES Athletics: Chcerleaslinx: 1-2-3--1 : Awards: Business 3: Music: Glee 1-ZZ-3-4: Class Offices: Executive Committee 1 : Organizations: Pep Club 1-2: Publications: Hardscrabble Solici- tor 4 iffl .. A STANLEY O'KRASKI Stash Athletics: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3--1, Track 1 CAROLE ORBAN Awards: Business 3: Music: Glec 1-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: Stage Call 4, Y Clubs 3: Publications: Hard- scrabble Solicitor 4, Review 4 JANICE ORBAN Awards: Business 33 Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: Frcnch Club 2-3 Vice President 2, F. T. A. 2-3: Publications: Hard- scrabble Staff 4 ROGER OTTENBACH Wizz Kid Athlctics: Cross - Country 3. Track 1-2: Awards: Scicncc 3, Sm-och 3: Class Com- mittccs: Class Ext-cutivc Committee 4, Class llanci- 2: Organizations: Camera Club 1-2, llramatics 1, Masque Kz Gavel 3-4, Scicncc Club 2-3-4, Speech Club 2. Stage Call 4, Wizz .lr. 2-3--1, President 2, Vim- Prcsiilent 3-4 SCOTT PATTERSON Athlctics: Golf 1-2-3-43 Class Offices: Vice 1'n-sinh-nt 1: Class Cumniitti-cs: Pin tk Rini: Ii, Prom 1: Organizations: Latin Club 1-2-3, S Club 1: Publications: Rvvicw 4 RICHARD PETROTTE Dicker Athletics: Basi-ball 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Football 1: Organizations: Latin Club 2-3, Student Council 1-2: Publications: Rm-view 4 EDVVARD PLIMMER Ed Athletics: Track 1: Class Committees: Prom 3 LINDA PLIMMER Lin Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: F. H. A. 4, F, N. A. 1-2-3-4. Pep Club 1-2, Student Council 3, Y Clubs 2: Publications: Hardscrabblg- Solicitor 4 ROSEMARY PORTER Rosie Awards: Business 3: Organizations: F. H. A. 4 . '5 fi .5 , ff? blin- CAROL SABOI. Suzie Om'anizatiuns: I . H. A. 1, I-'. N. A. II Awards: Iiusinvss 34 RICHARD SANGSTON Dick .Xxxarmlsz Musim- 2-25-l: lVIllslL'1 lianml 1-2-C4-I Ox-uhm-stra 13: Class Curnrnittm-s: Class Danci- I-lg Orpranizatiuns: Camera Cluln 2, Dra- malirs l CAROL SATTER FIELD Orglariizatiunsl I . II. A. -l. Y Clulrs I-2--I Awards: Business ZS: I'uIrlivatinus: Review - I4I'IVERl.Y SCHOMAS Bev Class Curnmitu-os: Class Dam-e I-2-35, I'rnm 3 I,Y'LI2lIIlZ2Il.IlPlISI I . N. A. 2-I4--l. I.ati11 Cluly I GENE SCHULTZ SchuItzie Athletics: Basketball IVIanag'vx' I-2-3--I. Cross- Cuuntry 1. Ifrmtluall 12. Class Cunimittl-es Class Dam-e 2. Pr-lm ii: Orpranizatiuns: Pei Clulr 2, S Club I-2-3-I, Y Clubs 3 NANCY ANNE SCOTT Scottie Away-mls: Business 3-4: Musir: Glee- 2-3-4 Class Committees: Class Dance- 12, I'i'4m1 3 Huniecuminu Committee Chairman 4: Oryzani zations: Dolphins 1-4. I . N. A. 2-3, ll. A. A I, Y Clulws 1-2-3-4. Vice President 2, Secre tary 1. Student Cvuncil Ci: I'uIvli1'atifvns Harmlscrablfle- Staff 4 wi WlI,l.IAM RICHARD REESI-I Pee Wee Atlilvlivs: Swimming: I-2-C4-43 Music: Iflayul I-ll-34-l: Class Ol'l'iA-vs: Class I'lXt'L'lItINl' Cum- nnttvn- Ii: Orutnnizalinms: S Clulx I, Spanish Clulr 2 HARRY RHODES Allilutivsz 'l1Y'ZI1'li Z2 JACK RICHARDS Aihli-tii's: lfmmtlnall 12-fl, 'I'ran'k I-11-Il--1, W rm-sl lmu' 35- I 2 Oryfxliiizatilmsi I . I , A. I-2-3, S Clulm I SHARON ANN RICHARDS Athletics: Cliw-rlm-:ulimr Il--13 Music: Glue I-2-351 Class Ol'l'im'c's: Class I Ixec'l1tivv Cummiltvv -li Class Curnmiiu-us: I'in K: Ring Zi, I'mm 15: Oruanizatiuns: I-'. H. A. l. G. A, A, Z, l'ei- Clulv 2, Y Clulms I-2-I4-I DIANE RITCHIE Class Cummitlm-s: Class Ilanw I-ZZ, I'i'nn1 II. Oryganizatiuns: Masala.. 51 Gavel -l, Dramatic-s I, I . 'l'. A. I-L5-3.1. IH-p Cluln 2. Spanish Cluli I-Ii-I, Stain- Call 3-4. Y Clubs I, VVIZZ .Ir. 2- 31--1: Vulnlicaliuus: I'Ial'rlsl'l'alul1lf- Snlivitnr -I WILLIAM F. ROBERTS, Jr. t'Bill llanlm-uia High Si-lnml. Lus Anuvli-s, l'alil'n-rnia ., .Q RUTH ANN ROBERTSON Ruthie Musin-: Glue I-2-24-4: Class Cumniittves: Ill'OIll Ii: I'ubIicatiuns: Iiarslscralrblv Sulicitnr rl ROBERTA RUSH Birdie Awards: Business 3: NIIISIUZ Glu- I-..-41 Claws I 0 Curmnitu-es: Class Dane.: I-2. Irvm 3: Oxuanizatinns: I , 'I'. A. 2-3-l. Masque Ii Gan-l I, Pip Club LZ, Stage Call 4. Y ClLIIJs 1-LZ, I Wim Jr. L-3-4. 'I'rL-asurer Il NEIL RYAN Stretch Athlvtivs: Basketball 1-12, Crass-Cuuntry IS. I-'nutllall -l: Class Cuinmittw-s: Class Danm- I-Z4. l'r1-m JS: Orpranizatiunsz I-'. 'l'. A. 15. Mzisulu- Sz I-avol 2-Sl-l. Vim- I'l'n-minlviit L!-II. S Clulr fl-I. Spanish Clulv I-Z. Vim' I'r1-sill:-Ill 2. Stunlvnl l'uum-il I-Li 93 -'S M A .1 . ig. C .fs ..1: 'Q MICHAEL SENNOTT Mike Oruanizations: Latin Club ZZ-3, Sen-rn-tary 3 CAROLYN SHINKEY Shink Awards: Business 3: Music: Glee 1-2-3-4: Class Committees: Class Dance 3, Prom 3: Organi- zations: Y Clubs 2-3-4: Publications: Review 1 MARY ANN SIROTNAK May Mercy Hiill School. Milwaukee, XVisconsin 1-2: Class Committees: Class Dance 3, Prom IS: Organizations: I . N. A. 3-4, Stake Call -I. Student Council 4, Y Clubs 3-4: I ublii-ations: Harflsvrabble Solicitor 4 JOANN SLIKER Jo Class Committees: Prom 33 Organizations: Dolphins 3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3, Treasurer 3, Y Clubs 1-2-4: Publications: Hardsm-rabble Solicitor -I JAMES SMITH Jim Music: Band If-3-4, Glee 4: Class Committees: Class Dance 1-2-3-4, Prom 3: Organizations: Ilramatii-s 1, French Club 2-3-4, President 2, I . 'I'. A. 2-3-4. Stax-rv Call 3-4 MARILYN SOWERBY Music: Give 1-2: Uricunizationsz D. E. -1, C. A. A. 2 NELDA STACELL Awards: Music 2: Music: Band 1-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: Dol- phins -l, Spanish Club ZZ-3, Student Council 4, Y Clubs -1, Treasurer 4 JO ANN STASKO Jo Organizations: I . H. A. 2-3-4, Latin Club 1-2 PHYLLIS STRONG Phil Music: Glee 2-3-4: Class Offices: Executive Committee 2: Class Committees: Class Dance 2, Prom 3: Organizations: F. H. A. 3-4. I'r1-siclent 4. Pep Club 2 at .I I 4 1 f MARVIN SURROCK Class Corninitti-vs: Prom Zig Orgginizaliqynsg ,. . . , . . l'. I. A. -1, Slum- lull -I: lillrlicaliongg Rn. View -1 LEROY THOMAS f'I.c-e Athi.-rits: Golf 1-2 ROSS THOMAS Athletics: 'l'i'awk l: Music: film- -1: Class Comniitti-us: Prom Il: I'illxlii-aliolis: Hanl- scrablmlo Solicitor l LILA TOMASELLO Tommy Orilanizationsz l . H. A. 1-Z1-3-I, G. A. A. I ALICE TOMASKO Awards : Iiusinvss 55: Music: Kill-c I-11-IS-2 3 Organizations: Studi-nt Count-il 35, Y Clubs l-4: I'ublii-ations: Harnlscrabbli- Solicitor -I BEVERLY TRESCHAK Bev Music: Ulm- I-:Z-Il: Class Conirnittu-sz I'r-om 3: Orpzanizationsz Camera Club 1, IJ. E. -1, Treasurer -1. Ilrarnatirs 1, G. A. A. l, Spzlliisli Cllb 3 Ii7l ROBERT TRESCHAK Andy Class Commilivcs: Class llxmvc Q-fl, l'runi 31 Oriranizatiunsz IJ. E. -I EUGENE TUTOKY Toky Athletics: lfuntliall NlilTlilL1't'Y' l-2, Swinuninar Manasrer 1-2. Track I-2: Class Officcs: EX- ccutive- Committee 1: Class Committees: Clase Dance ZZ-3. Prwini 3: Orranizatinrisz C-imci':1 llulx 1. 5 lluli 1-2-3--1. X Clulis -1 JOAN URBANCE I Awards: Busincss 3: Class Clmimittccsz Prrmi 3: Pulilicatiuns: Hai-mlscralulnlc Sulivilm' -1. Ri-- vicw fl THOMAS VAVREK Toml' Music: Glcc l-2: Class Cummittm-cs: l'r-im 3: Onranizatiuns: Latin Club l-2. Muvic l'i--y. jc-ctiun 4, Slumlent Council 3 ANNA MAE VERCIMAK i'Annie Music: Glcr- Z-3: Clasc Cunilnilt:-I-s: l'i-um Oriraliizatiunsz D. E. 4 PHILLIP VERDIRAMO f'lJag10 Athlctics: Gull' LZ: Music: Band ZZ-3-43 Class Cummittvcs: Prum 24: Owanizatiuns: Latin Clull Z-Ci, Muvir- l'rujccliun l-2-S3--1 .IO ANN VOIGHT 'iJo Awards: lfuturc Humcmakcr ul' 'l'uiiiuri'uw -l: Music: Glcc I-2-3: Class Officcs: Exccliliu- Cnmmittcc Ii-4: Class Cummittccs: l'i':m1 II: Organizations: Art Clulu 3, lf. N. A. I-2-3--l, Masriui- 8: Gavcl 2-3--i. 'I'i'casurcr - 4, Y Llulis ,S--1 CAROL VOIGHTS Music: Glu- 3: Class Cuniniiltcf,-sz I'runi II: 0i'u'anizatiuns: I-'. N. A. 2-15--1. X - N llrc-iss Rl-prirtci' -I i CAROL VVARREN Awards: Businvss 3: Music: Glu 'I Ili Cnnmiiitecs: l'i'-im I! MAURINE WATTS i'Butcl1 Music: Glue- 2-il-l: Ur'u'aiiiz:ilirms: lf. Il. A. l. Slam- Call l JUIJITH ANN VVEAYER Judy Axxawls: Music 21 Music: liaml l-LZ-251 Class Cmnniiflcrs: Class llancc I-LZ-25. l'r-vm 1-Sl: Oi'u'aIiizaii-ms: Dulpliins l-Z-35--1. 'l'i'casul'ci' -Z. llramatics 1. Latin Clulv Z, Stagc Call 4. Y Clulxs 3-4. Vicc Pre-sillcnl -l: Vulmlicaliuns: llarrlscralrlmlc Staff 1 GEORGIA LEE VVEBER lulilicatiuns: I'Iar1lsc1'alxlilc Solicilnr -l RICHARD DONN WESTLAKE Dick ALICIA ANN VVESTVVOOD Class Crmmmittccs: Class llaiicc 1-2. l'r1nn Ci l'ulvlicatiuns: Harllscralililc Sulicitm' -l JOHN MICHAEL VVETH Mike Band 1-2: Oryanizatiuns: Came-ra Cluli l I 531 Awards: Business 35: Music: I-faml I-2: Clas- Cummittccsz Class Dancc I-2-3. l'i-um Cl: Oruanizatiunsz Dramatics I. Stage Call 3--I, Masuuc Sz Gavel -1, Y Clulis 2-Zi--l, Wizz .lv'. 2: ,-Xwarclsi Sw-ccli Ji: Music: Glcu 1-351 Class Cummittccs: Class llancc l-2-JS. l't'um 25' Organizations: Am Clulv 75. Dramatics l. liusincss Managlcr l. lfrcncli Clulu 2-3, Vim l'i'csiflcnt CS. l . 'l'. A. 2-25. Sc:-I-ctary 3. lllasqiu N Gavvl Cl--l, Stage Call Zi--l. 'l'i'casul'cr -1 llululivatiuris: Harmlscralmlilp Staff 1. KL-vicw -1 Oi'!ariiZati4ms: Art Cluls 3, lf. N. A. l-2-C5--l. 7 l'cp Clulm 2. Stags- Call -l, Y Clulms l-1.-ZS-1. Awaiwls: liusinc-ss 3: Music: llanrl l-2. Daiicv . MARY LOU YUSKO LuLu Awards: Business 3: Music: Glee Ll: Class Committees: Prom Zi: Organizations: Camera Club 1, I-'. H. A. 1-4, Pep Club 1, Y Clubs I-2-43 Publitations: Review -I KATHLEEN ZACK 'tKitten Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: Camera Club 1, Secretary 1, IJ. E. 4, F. N. A. 35, G. A. A. 1-2. Pep Club 1. Y Clubs 4 PATRICIA JANE ZALAHA Pat Awards: Business 3: Class Committees: Class Dance 3-4, Prom 3: Orxranizationsz Dramatics 1, F. N. A. 3-4, Student. Council 3: Publi- cations: Hardscrabblo Solicitor 4 CAROLYN ZIMMERMAN Zim Music: Glee 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3: Oruanizatiors: I , H. A. 4, I . N. A. 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2: Publications: Review 4 DANIEL ZION Zeke Athletics: Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4: Awards: Spanish 3: Class Offices: President 4: Organizations: S Club 3-4. Snanish Club 2-3. Student Council 4 U91 BARBARA VVHISNER Barb Awards: Business 3: Music: Glee 2-3-4: Class Officts: Executive Committee 3: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3: Organizations: F. N. A. 4, G. A. A. 1: Publications: Review 4 ROSEMARY VVHITAKER Rosie Music: Glee 2-3-1: Class Committees: Class Dance 2-4, Prom 3, Homecoming Committee Chairman 3: Oruanizations: F. N. A. 3-4, G. A. A. 3, Latin Club 2-3. Staxre Call 4. Y Clubs 2-Zi-4, Wizz Jr. 3, Student Council 2 JANICE WILLIAMS Class Offices: Vice President 2, Secretary 1, Executive Committee 1-2: Class Committees: Class Dance 1-2, Prom 3: Organizations: Dol- phins 1-2-3-4, Secretary 2, President 3. Dramaties 1, Latin Club 2, Static Call 4. Y Clubs 2-3-4, Hub Council 3: Publications: Hardserabble Staff 4 JOYCE ANN VVOODRICH Woody Awards: Business 3: Class Committees: Class Dance 1, Prom 3: Organizations: Dolphins 1- 2-3-4, Vice President 4, Dramatics 1, G. A. A. 1, Pep Club 1, Y Clubs 1-2-3-4, Hub Council 4: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4 .IUDITH ANN VVOODWARD nxkvoodyn Athletics: Cheerleading 1-2-3: Awards: Business fl: Class Committees: Class Dance 2. Prom 3: Organizations: Pep Club 2, Y Clubs 1. Staize Call 4: Publications: Hardscrabblc Solicitor 4 MARY JANE VVOODWARD VV00dy Class Committees: Prom 31 Organizations: F. H. A. -1 THOMAS WRIGHT Cookie Class Committees: Prom 3: Organizations: Art Club 3, Pep Club 1 MARY ELLEN YANELLO Awards: Business 3: Music: Glee 1: Class Committees: Prom 3 : Orsranizations : G. A. 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X 11111. nxnxx l Ill ,-. 5 1555555553555 5555553555555 555525555 55555555- :5 2555555355555 555525255555 5:5E55555555555 555555555 555555555 . :fS1fr1+' 2f2fr5'f ' Erirfrfzf-'-' 555555555 555555555 555555555 5555555555 'sfsisifs 5552555 515555555 5555555 J 7 . '5:5:Zg:5. ':5:5:1: .3 - :-:-:5:f: :2:Ig:5. .4' 3:?:Zf:f: zfzfzfzi 5 - 155255555 5555552 5' irigrgzf :f:f:f: 5 :3:5:5:I: 7:3211 Mclnerney Gan zer Lewis COACHES Coaches are an important part of any school, and SHS is fortunate in having a staff of seven capable men to guide our Bulldogs. This group is under the direction of George Ashworth, athletic director, and head football coach. Included on the roster of the various sports activities offered at Streator High are: Gaston Freeman, mentor of basketball and baseball, Max Patrick, cross-country, Freshman basketball and assistant coach, Don Lewis, coach of swimming, tennis, and Freshman footballg Francis Mclnerney, coach of Frosh-Soph GEORGE ASHWORTH Athletic Director Wil Lundberg Patrick F1 eeman football and basketball, and assistant in baseball, Ralph Ganzer, golf, wrestling, and assistant football coachg and Swede Lundberg, coach of track, and assistant in football. These men, who we can be justly proud of, contribute much toward the build- ing of strong men while in command of the crimson and white. They give much effort and time to help train and encourage these boys in the teaching of a particular sport, so that they may excel in it and merit the satisfaction of victory not only for them- selves, but for the entire school citizenry. and x... l I First Rnw: VVayne Chamberlain. Gene Fhristmann, l'hil Gzmtschy. Boll Novuun-y, M4-rlin Callahan. Paul Muye, VVayn0 Harr Second Rnw: John Finnegan, Mgr., Henry Baxter, .lolm Cain, N4-il Ryan. licmriv Bi-an, Dau' Kaschak, Bill Hjerpe. Ted Drama, Ron Goernv, Stn-yo Hrasch, Mgr. Third Row: Coach Ashworth, Stan 0'Kraski, .Ion Harshlmargcr, .Iue Starkvy. Elmer Cinnamon, Dan Zion, Dan Kerestcs, Jerry Heinz. Coach Lundberg, Coach Ganzer Fourth Row: Bill Novotney, Tom Melody, Don Amell, Carl Barton. Al Johnston. Bill Muntz VARSITY FOOTBALL The Bulldogs launched their season at Kankakee by edging the host team, 20-19. in a game filled with long dazzling runs. In the next game Streator lost a heart-breaker to Ottawa, 6-0. It was a game in which Streator showed that it had plenty of heart as evidenced in their defense. Streator's first home game of the season was Homecoming, and the Bulldogs rose to the occasion by trouncing St. Bede, 20-6. Marquette handed Streator its second loss of the season, 7-6, in a game which could have gone either way up to the final gun. A very strong Peoria Central team caught Streator off guard and trounced them. 28-0. Seeking retribution, Streator returned to Big 12 action and promptly won over Pekin by a 20-7. score. Soon after, the Bulldogs toppled Danville, 31-6. The next week they surprised the home folks by up- setting Peoria Manual, 20-6. In the final game against Champaign, the remarkable maroon team walloped us :lil-12. The Bulldogs finished the year with a 5-4 record. which showed greater im- provement over last year. The prospects for the ensuing season are very encourag- ing. Strvator'Nb Stre-atm Stl'U2ltOl Streatm St 1'c2lto1 Stl'UEiIO1 5Tl't'21tO1' S1l't'ElUJl S1.l'U2llOl SCHEDULE WW l'l'I'ER l,El-'T cerenmonics. LOWER LEFT Quarterback Dan Zion l'l'l'ER RIGHT Dan Kerestes and Coach on game- strategy LOWER RIGHT Full hack Ilcnry Ilaxtvl' Kankakee I9 Ottawa 6 St. Beds! fi Marquette 7 ,.Cent1'aI 28 tPekin 7 t , .Danville fi .WBIEIHLIZII 6 Champaign 323 Ret'v1'ee Dave Ruttenberg and Captain Daw Kaschak shaking hands during pro-gamc Ashworth cnnt'e1'1'ing I. Stephens .I, Hool G. Freeman Wil CROSS COUNTRY For the first time in the school's history, the Cross Country team qualified for the state meet. Coach Max Patrick's squad brought their season to a successful close by winning first place in the district meet at Ottawa, where Terry McCoy placed second. The Bulldogs finished twentieth at the state meet in Champaign, where Terry McCoy again placed first, ranking eighty-fourth in a field of one hundred sixty-six of the state's best runners. The Bulldogs had only a fair season's record. winning two of seven dual meets. They finished third in the Ottawa Invitational, third in the Illinois Valley meet, and sixth in the Big Twelve meet. In this, Coach Patrick's record year at Strea- tor, his boys accomplished the dream of all high school boys, reaching the state finals in an ath- letic contest. This year's major letter winners were: Jim Hool, Mike Keating, Terry McCoy, Ron Brandt, Ken XVilliams, Don Ryan, Paul McDonald, and Manager, Jerry Barnwell. The team has good prospects for an outstand- ing squad next year, as the returning lettermen will be bolstered by a fine Frosh-Soph squad. llrst R-m: M. l-xe-:nln1,:. IP. Ryan, l. Nlvllorialnl, l. Blwtny, .l. Howl. lx. NN'iIliams, R. liiuiinil .K-Um! Huw: fum-h Maw l':n!rivk, .l. Vaughn. ll, Shurisky. l.. .ln-rmlv, .l, Mrllonalll, J. Kraus-ki-r, li. Munn 'I-hirll RUN: ,ll Hrpmgr IL XYiIsnn, .l. llanlm. .l. Km-itm'1'. R. Slit-x'xuw4l. J. liairnwm-ll. Mgr. vs 'QA .ac '! i E L rn :K 35 Q9 '- ,J -ui f' rv L 1' '- I ? S 1. eelim. D Amcll R aell H D re x x H nl t y r e n rr man an ling 1 ni nn -'m er un ern K n VARSITY BASKETBALL This years Bulldogs had the best season of any Bulldog team since 1941-42 team. They finished thc season with a 20-8 record. The Bulldogs took first place in the Illinois Valley conference for the second straight year and they' finished fourth in the Big Twelve con- ference. The Bulldogs wcre very' successful in tournament competition. They captured the first place consolation trophy at Pontiac holiday tournament. The Bulldogs lost a heartbreaker in the first game of the tournament to a fine Hillsboro team on a long last-second shot. Then they succeeded in whipping Bloom Township Chester and New Trier to win the consolation trophy. The two high points of the regular season were the victories over La Salle-Peru and Peoria Central. The Bulldogs also won the regional tournament for the second year in a row. They walloped Sandwich Ottawa and Marseilles. In the sectional tournament the Bulldogs were elimi- nated in their first game by a La Salle-Peru team. The Bulldogs were only' one point behind La Salle- Peru with a little over one minute of playing time left in the game when the bottom fell out for Streator. The final score was La Salle-Peru 43' Streator 35. All in all it was a great season for the Bulldogs. Congratulations Coach Freeman and Bulldogs! The Bulldogs haye four lettermen returning next year, so we anticipate another good year. At least, here's hoping! iS3l Streatoi btreator Streator Streatoi Streator Streatox Streator Streator Streatoi Streator Streator Streator Streator Streatoi Streator Streator Strcator Streator Streatoi Streator F y 4 SCHEDULE ., .. ....,, .,.St. Bede . .. ...... .Danville ,. , .,.. Peoria Manual , , ,Nlarseilles ,, ,Bloomington ., , ,,.,.. Ottawa . ............. Pekin . .. .,,...,... Urbana , , ......... 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U ' ' ' f ' x 5 4 , x X' hi. 2 , 4-2 FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL Th1s year the Frosh Soph team f1n1shed the season w1th an average record, wmnmg n1ne of then twenty one gamee The squad had many ups and downs When they had a good nlght they were really tough but they also had many off nlghts The boys al ways showed a lot of Splllt never reallzlng when they wele beaten, and never glvlng an lnch The Frosh Sophs competed ln the Ottawa Marquette IllV1tdt1OI'l3l, whele they were defeated 67 49 111 thxs f1rst game by a vely good Bradley team The boys recelvcd Ven valuable expeuente and It will help to strengthen the yarslty next Veal The 55 season w as the f11st and last for the 1un1o1 yarsltv team o they w 111 haye to make the valslty or no team next vea1 The Frosh Soph team haa the prospect of a W1nn1ng season next year becauee of th1s year s Freahman team havmg dropped only two gamee Howevel the Fresh men play no Blg Twelve teams lr x rerun mom arf H Kenna bla R Snmlna Stleator St1eato1 Streator Stxeatol St1eato1 Streator Stxeatol Stleatol QLIQBLOI Stl eatol Stl eator SLIQBLOI bt16dt01 Stl LALOI Stl eatox gtl eatol Stl eatol Stl 0dL0l Stleatol SCHEDULE 'J St Berle Danvllle Hall Peoua Manual 'Vlalsellles Bl00l'l11IlgtOI1 Ottawa Pekm Urbana Champaxgn Hall Danvllle Peolla fentzal Ottawa Pelxln Decatur coma Manual Peoxla Centxal Ma1se1lleb Uttaw a Marquette Im ltatlonal Stn eaton 40 Bradley Lcoml Rnw Coach Wlalnerny J N1cDun1ld I lxmrna B Haggard R Wil gr 1 11slRxs Ieee lx Kxextner I' Ma ke J Wo e 1 I 'T lS'l - V V' Y- V 1 Y V. . . . 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S l, , ' lf L Tl Tl lc' Ed fl Q tant V1 H1 lrd R x ulr 'VILD N n I' llc lx FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Thele IS nothlng sweeter than ylctory ls a quote used qulte often IH sports It has never been so to any one other than thls years freshman basketball squad They elrned the rlght to say thls thlrteen tlmes vyhlle onlv on tvyo occaslons allOW1l'lg thelr opponents thls prlvllege These bovs meant buslness as they broke out of thelr huddle and ran to thelr places around the Jump clrcle and they proved thelr determlnatlon by turnlng ln a most successful record for the current season They dropped one game durlng thelr regular season that belng to Marsellles, on thelr floor by a 4 polnt margln ln a questlonable game They defeated Marsellles ln the Illlnols Valley freshman tournament soon after by 5 polnts The yearllngs reached the champlonshlp game IH the tournament by defeatlng La Salle Peru 48 34 but had a bad nlght ln the play offs and fell by 2 polnts to Ottawa whom they defeated tvylce before durlng the regular season The Bullpups showed the sklll and sportsmanshlp of champlons and wlll contlnue to lm prove the Bulldog s present success Wlth all the energy and determlnatlon thls group of bovs showed they should be able to move up lnto the tougher ranks and contlnue to be a credlt to our school tv Stl 1 dLO1 Stl 0dtO1 Stl QZLOI Stl eatol Stl eatol Stl SHLOI Stl GHLOI' Stl 63t0l Stl eatol' Streatol Stl eatol QLTGHLOI SCHEDULE St Bula Pontlac lVl3IS6lll9S Ottawa Salle Pelu Pontlac VVIBIQUSLLE Ottavsa St Bede WVLSIQUBLLE Salle Pelu Nlalsellles Illlnols Xalley lfreshman Basketball Tournament SLIGBLOI 41 Vlalsellles Stleatol 48 I a Salle Pelu Strcatol 30 Ottawa Sea on s Recold Won 13 lost Z 5 3 29 Firs Row: J. 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L .. ' L L' ' ' I : 4 L n 41 51 ' R : Laach lfanzvr. VV. Haul J. Lamafzno, B. Baker. T. Wonders, TOP ROW: Left to right: B, Voights, 'I'. McCoy B. Fosler. R. Hamann, D. Beust-her. .I Me-halic, R. Bean SECOND ROW: Left to right: T. Knoefllvr. G. Van- Buren, B. Reese. D. Morrison, N. Anderson, J. Ingalshev FIRST ROW: Left to right: II. St:-rnln-rg, D. Sowvi by, J. Yanello. 'l'. Higgins, ll. Soulm R. Dankn SWIMMING The Bulldog swimming team was com- posed of twenty boys this year. The squad showed great improvement over last season, winning six of their eleven dual meets and finishing sixth in the Big Twelve meet. Coach Don Lewis will lose four lettermen from this year's team through graduation. They are: Reggie Bean, Jerry Ingalsbee, Terry McCoy, and Bill Reese. Although the boys who graduated were very important to the team, there is much hope for another good season next year. Every year since the recent organization of the swimming team, its record has shown improvement, so we are hopeful that next year's team will stay on the right track. Thiid nw 'i ' ', T. Cavanauszh, J. Cain. I'. Mc-Connell, li. W'hc-allaml, J. Richards, R. Callahan. R. Boales, J. Mazak WRESTLING The wrestling team had a very suc- cessful season this year. They won six of their twelve dual meets and finished sixth in the Big Twelve meet held in our high school gym. Four Bulldogs placed at this meet: Dick Boales, second placeg John Cain, third placeg Joe Lamagno, third placeg and Tom Wonders, fourth place. Dick Boales also took second place in the sectional wrestling tournament, which qualified him for the state meet where he was defeated in his first match. The outlook for next year is very bright with the wrestling squad losing only three graduating lettermen: John Cain, Merlin Callahan, and Jack Richards. Coach Ralph Ganzer did an excellent job of molding to- gether a fine team this year after being hard hit by graduation in '55. Second Row: K. Zimmvr, B, Mei, B. Howell, H. Clark, D. Nehluck. H. VVebb, K. Alnlnuur, Ii. Iiamairno First Row: R. Hogan, M. Callahan T871 Top Row : ----....4, et to right: Coach Lewis, T. Leonard, D. Ncblock, R. Hamann. J. Hanley, T. Drapp, T. Wilkinson Bottom Row: c t to right: R. Sternln-rg, I.. llolulwa, S. Bum-alo, C. Elias. IJ. I-lyl TENNIS Coach Don Lewis reported with fifteen candidates on the tennis squad this year. Among this group were four veteran letter- men: Dan Hyduk, Jim Hanley, Dick Ham- ann, and Ted Drapp. The tennis team looked forward to a better season than the 1955 squad who won five out of ten meets. The schedule this year called for thirteen dual meets. This was Coach Lewis' second year at Streator High, and he is looking hopefully toward a very bright future in tennis. He was most enthusiastic about the increase in number of candidates for the team. Top Row: GOLF The golf season got under way as twenty- three boys reported for practice. Included in this group were three returning letter- men: Jim Mazak, Scott Patterson, and Dick Missel. Coach Ganzer also had a number of underclassmen who were very promising prospects. The best of this group were: Kamell Abdnour, Bob Wilson, Jerry Missell. and Alan Wheatland. This year's golf squad was a team of the future, because of their youth. Though it was a young inexperienced squad, they were capable of having one of the most suc- cessful seasons of any other golf team in re- cent years. Left to right: Coach Ganzor. C. Giacinto. A. Whcallansl. Ii. Wilson, E. McMillion. VV. Storz, J. Missel. J. Mazak. E. Harcharik, P. McConnell. J. Wargo Bottom: Left to right: IJ. R1-ill, R. MclVlillion. l'. Dull, K. Alulnour. R. Misscl, S. Patterson, C. livrtsvhi. ll. Sowerby ,ek BASEBALL Spring baseball practice brought out sixty-five candidates for this year's squad. Thirty-seven of these boys made the team, which was largely composed of underclassmen. Streator's hopes were based mainly upon these re- turning lettermen: John Cain, John Cottingham, Dave Kaschak, Dan Kerestes, Bill Novotney, Tony Cravatta, and Al Johnston. Newcomers to this year's squad in- cluded: Freshmen, Keith Brownsey, Dave Detrick, Dave Elias, George Elko, Bob Eden, Kirk Freese, Ralph Ham- ann, Jack Krocker, Charles Klever, Jerry Kreitner, Dan McGuire, Al McDowell, Gene Matsko, Lester Mance, Jack Maniglia, and Tom Vagaskyg Sophomores, Ben Haggardg Juniors, Carl Barton and Charles Shaibley. The Bulldog's baseball schedule this year slated fifteen games aside from the district tournament. In- cluded in the fifteen were four big double-headers with Big Twelve teams. This was a year of rebuilding, since losses were so heavy due to the 1955 graduation, which took so many stars. As a result of underclassmen filling key positions on the team, it did not reach its peak performances until late in the season. The future looks very bright for these promising underclassmen and the team. Coach Gaston Freeman has the beginning of another traditionally good baseball team. SCHEDULE April 10 Kankakee, ...,,.,.............,.... Here April 11 De Pue ,................,............ Here April 14 Peoria Manual Q23 .,..,... There April 19 La Salle-Peru ............,..... Here April 21 Peoria Central 123 ........ There April 24 St. Bede ...........,..........,.,... Here April 28 Champaign Q21 ,......,.,..., There May 1 Morris .................................. Here May 3 La Salle-Peru ...........,,,.,..,. There May 5 Bloomington C23 .,.............. Here May 8 St. Bede ..,.............,.....,....... There May 11 District Tournament Standing: T. Anderson, G. Van Buren, R. Elias, D, Elias, F. Bandura, K. Freese, L. Mance, A. Cravatta. B. Goodman, E. Matsko, D. Detrick, J. Maniglia, D. McGuire, C. Klever, J. Krocker, H, Kennedy, J. Hall, Coach Freeman Second Row: G. Mulholland. A. McDowell, K. Brownsey, T. Vagasky, R. Masley, C. Schaibley, D. Kerestes. D. Kaschak, J. Kennedy, R. Eden, R. Hamann, H. Donnell Sitting: J. Cottingham, R. Novotney, B. Haggard, J. Cain, D. Zion, W. Novotney, J. Kreitner, K. Kreitner A? 'P' Q 3-manga.. A 5 .J 1 fr 2 ' N ZR--. ie ga-X ffm -4 if-,gy pf 5 Q 4 F Je Standing: M. Callahan, R. Goerne, J. Warwick, W. Noble. E. Christmann, R. Hermann, R. Missel, K. Williams, W. Chamberlain, W. Perry, J. Richards, R. Johnson, W. Hanr, Coach Lundberg, R. Bencken- dorf, L. Harris Third Row: D. Elliott., J. Bra.-ms. B. Wheatland, P. Moye, E. Cinnamon, N. Ryan, B. Mackey, R. Stim- pvrt, J. Vauizhn, W. Woodward, J. Lamagno, L. Atherton Second Row: T. McCoy, R. Gallick, W. Munn, S. Bucalo, R. Boales, K. Bute, R. Lamagno, R. Goerne, J. Phillis, L. J erde First Row: 'l'. Melody, H. Danko, T. Mehalic, E. Ferko, N. Anderson, L. Maniglia, J. Coley, R. Brandt, .I. Seirgerman, D. Ryan TRACK Thirty-six boys reported to Coach Swede Lund- berg at the start of the season. There were ten return- ing lettermen included in this group: Merlin Callahan, Bob Johnson, Terry McCoy, Jack Richards, Wayne Chamberlain, Gene Christmann, Ron Goerne, Paul Moye, Ken Williams, and Joe Lamagno. This year's schedule was very rugged, offering few, if any, weak spots. But it has been one of the best seasons in a long time for the Bulldog's track team. Many of the boys were just coming into their own at the end of last season. This year they represented Streator in a very fine style. Coach Lundberg was assisted by Coach Max Patrick. Together they coached an outstanding squad of boys. The future of the track team is exceptionally bright. Many of the boys will be back again next year, and there was also a very promising group of underclassmen on the squad. A few of the boys on the team also have high hopes this year of reaching the state meet, and we feel that they have a good chance of making it. f90l SCHEDULE April 4 Odell tFrosh-Sophl .......... Here April 6 Cornell, St. Patrick tKankal-:eel ,,,,....,,,,....,,,,,,,.,,,. Here 12 Woodland fF1'eshman j ..Here April April 14 Ottawa Invitational Ottawa April 17 Peoria Central .............. There April 21 Bloomington .....,............ There April 24 ' April 26 Ottawa-Marquette Pontiac ............................ There Marseilles ............................,... Here May 1 Ottawa, La Salle ...,.,,..... Ottawa May 3 Dwight ,................................. Here May 11 District Meet .........,,...., Ottawa May 15 I. V. Meet ........,.,.....,,,... Ottawa May 17 Kankakee ...........,....,,,...,,,. There May 18-19 State Meet ........ Champaign May 22 La Salle-Peru, Hall, Princeton ......,,.......... La Salle-Peru May 26 Big 12 Meet .... Peoria Central f f 5 fl' l 3 sc ' l X 4 I G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the direction of Miss Rosemary Davis, par- ticipated in many activities this year. There were approximately twenty-five active members. In the spring and fall, the girls played tennis, softball. and archery at the athletic field. When bad weather forced them in- doors. they played basketball, volleyball and .. . . , v . . . . POINTS FII A IRM .KN Clarice Welge PRESIDENT Marge Hoffman S I-Il 'R ET A R Y -'I'R EA S I' R ER Marlene Teach INTRAM l'RAl. CHAIRMAN Mary Lou Dominic Xliscnt when picture was taken: Beverly Stull. Vice-President badminton. Other activities enjoyed during the year were bowling and swimming. Groups of girls formed basketball teams and entered into the noon-hour competition. One of the highlights of this sport was a game with the women's faculty basketball team. The faculty won with a score of twelve to eleven. A sockshop and con- cessions were also sponsored by the club. I-irst Row: L. Miltolzicyzk. I. Xnslw. M. Bhannon. IN. Ixudrick. 5. Jacltson, N. Nink. I.. Rnnilura, M. Mnyvrchin, .I, 1'rawl'or1l. V. Vt'cl3:e N-cowl Row: 5. Iulms. I. I,urZ, .I, Nlutslto, .l. l'rit-mlm-rlcli. J, Iallun. M. lc':icl1. Il, hlowim-ku, I.. livnclwn- dorf. .l. Riornlan Th. . . . :ral Ron: l. Moyv, M. Ilomlnlc, .l, Iloffnlcycr. M. IIot't'man, .l. W'vuxcr. .l. Iiorancy, S. McMullen. ll. XYooalu:irsl. I , fottinglizzm. A. Iiumlzo One of the honors of the year was a trip. sponsored by the club, for the nine most active members who attended the Invi- tational Playday' at Mazon. Illinois. The girls played against many towns in various sports and activities. The G. A. A.'s motto serves as an inspi- ration to all girls: Keep Your Eye On The Ball No Elhowingl I promise to uphold the ideals of the Girls' Athletic Association, By promoting interest in athletics and the out-of-doors, By living so that I may be healthy and strong, By making good sportsmanship a con- stant factor in my conduct. D12 Xa R. Higgins S. Richards S. Moore M. Houltram S. Rees CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders, under the supervision of Miss Mary Schouten, displayed excellent leadership. The varsity cheerleaders were as follows: Kathy Higgins, Sally Moore, Martha Houltram, Sharon Richards, and Sharon Rees. The girls learned many new, clever cheers that were presented at all foot- ball and basketball games. They contributed greatly in promoting the excellent school spirit so prevalent this past year. I. Koprowski, G. Sabol, V. LeRoy. C. Moore, S. Raymond The Frosh-Soph cheerleaders, Virginia LeRoy, Irene Koprowski, Gloria Sabol, Sheila Raymond, and Carole Moore were very active in leading the cheers at the Frosh-Soph games, as well as participating in some of the pep rallies. An added feature was Dick Westlake dressed as the Bulldog mascot, who helped lead the cheers at tournament games. l93l 16' 5 'a - QL 5 - , . , . :L N 'X .. ,, f 5.1 X 5 sf' A K if i Af 9 5,1 . mv . M , K A T4 x W 7 Qs. 9- ' ' NW ,K - nad :', S 'A , ,N ,,.. 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PRESIDENT Bud Elias VICE-PRESIDENT Sally Moore SECRETARY-TREASl'RER Diane Bakalar Bzlkzilar Elias Moore The most active organization at Strea- tor High is the Student Council. Members of the Council are selected from each home- room, and new representatives are elected each year. Members of the 1955-56 Student Council were: Seniors: Dick Barrett, Mary Cebulko, Pat Dominic, Marsha Garee. Martha Houltram. Carl Johnson, Dick Notman, Ellen Powers. Mary Ann Sirotnak, Nelda Stacell, Dan Zion. Juniors: Dianne Bakalar. Sharlene Brow- I UXXLI D Notniln nell, Donna DFHDD. Charles Hallowell. Mary Catherine Higgins, Rose Ann Leto, Sally Moore, Marjorie Rowe. Ted Weber. Sophomores: Janet Berta, Terry Carlson, John Gillies, Henry Kennedy, June Koprow- ski, Jevne Mueser, Glorie Sabol, Ron Stassell Brian Wheatland. Freshmen: George Bellis, John Coley Karen Daly, Dave Elias, Robert Goerne Joyce Hogan, Diana Klein, Jack Maniglia Fred Nolder, Carolyn Skaggs, James Tucker Diana Woodward. Rees M. Kovacevich QS v A ,,.,. if STUDENT COUNCIL The objectives of the Student Council are to acquaint students with the principles of our Democratic society. Among the activities sponsored by the Council are: Student Government Day, Student Talent Show, Twirp Season, Homecoming, American Brotherhood Week, Pep Rallies, Bloodmobile, a clothing drive, and various audit- orium programs and projects. Five members of the Council were sent to Cessna Park to represent Streator High School at the District Con- vention. The representatives were: Sally Moore, Dianne Bakalar, Bud Elias, Bruce Hart, and Bill Bohn. A Christmas tree was decorated and Christmas music played between classes the week preceding Christmas vacation this year as in the past. Mr. Leonard Mueller is the advisor. The Council, under Mr. Mueller's guidance, has achieved many worthwhile goals. The officers and representatives are to be commended for their excellent service to the school and the student body. E991 i l l i I Q Bottiiio Strong Adamson HOME ECONOMICS CLUB One of the most rapidly growing clubs of the Streator High School is the Future Homemakers of America. This club is under the direction of Miss Jensen and Mrs. Ioder. The officers for the year were President, Phyllis Strongg Vice President, Georgene Kosleyg Secretary, Joanne Bottinog and Treasurer. Alice Adamson. Each home economics class has its own chapter of the club with ot't'icers and a H . . ., . , k 4 T I'IiESIllEN'I' I Phyllis Strong J' ' ' VICE PRESIIIENT Georgene Kosley SECR ETA RY Joanne Bottino 'I'RE.XSl'RER Alice Adamson Kosley representative to the executive counsel which co-ordinates the activities of all the chapters. The officers of each class consist ot' a Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary- Treasurer, and a representative. Business meetings and programs are conducted by each class individually. The Future Home- makers have worked to better the under- standing of Home Economics in the school, community, and city, and to promote inter- national good-will. rst Ron: II. 5-euniann. J, htasko, I.. lomaso-Ilu. X. lx:-rcstes, IJ. Kinmali. II. Nlehock. N. Ifeclitn-r, Nl. tk-Iuiilko. N. l.4-onarnl. V. Zimmerman Secontl Row: M. Kasko. D. Lt-Im, Ii. Iioyd, A. Adamson, U. Kusley, l', Strung, .I. Bottino, I4, Iioylw. S. .Im-kson, K, Gilman lliirrl Row: J. Klachko. I . Crosiar, Il. II:-l'I4-r, LI Salml. S. firant, N. I.n'L'hnci'. D. Hurash. .I. Ariiistront 9 Iwcksori I' Hoslcy Ifuurth Row: lt. Harrett. J. Hzluizhtiiran, NI. Hall. NI. Bmlnar. U. Saltcrfin-Isl. .-X. I m'ino, S. Rin-Imrvls. XI. VVou4IwarfI l' Iii-wiki-nsloi'I'. R, I'ni'tcr Filth Row: N. lox, NI. hallick, ls. 1-tok, lx. l.on1.:. I.. Liptak. l.. I'limmer, l'. .IoIinson, M. Yusko, Nl. VI'atts Y Gulvis Q. 1. Af v First Row: J, Hansen, J. Durdvn. l'. Lmzsilon, S. Jackson fl? 5 e Second Row: Mrs. lmlvr, J. Kmutz. J, Dzzimu, D. Darden, C. Baum-r, S. fox. J, I i-rguson, l'. fast-. D. Armst rong, S. lh-rxrv 'l'hird Row: J, Kooi, .l, Pe-:icon-k, .l. Hngiv, M. Novak, N. l't-rnlm, 'l'. Nyvz. A. K4-ttinzin, J. liottino. I! Stull, S. Schmitt, B. Schultz. Ii. Morrison lfourth Row: li. Studi-l, J. Swain, G. Schultz, .l. McDonald, J. Graliowski. S. Normon, S. VVi'ight. M. Mothershecl. S. lioatrnan l il'th Row: J. Hatalu, K. Brooks. ll. lVl1illic'k. C. Mallick, J. Szilz. M. Majors, J. Hmlghtiirnn, li. l'lir'lit:1. A. lflzuightigun. M. Benner. M. Kola-sur. C. Horn The activities of F. H. A. this year were numerous and varied having begun with the organization of the club in September until its close in June. They included a dance for F. H. A. members and guests, visits to home- ec departments and colleges, a Mother-and- Daughter Tea, Guest Day for eighth-grade students, officers' training meeting in Oswego, a spring dance, and F. H. A. Week during which posters and exhibits were displayed. In July, the club will send dele- gates to State Camp. Many different projects were carried on this year. They worked to promote civil defense and to obtain degrees. Some time was also spent in making jewelry and learn- ing the correct use of make-up. Several guest speakers were heard. Baskets were prepared for the needy families in the com- munity at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Money making projects included candy and bake sales and the sale of TV socks which were made by members of the club. F. H. A. has certainly accomplished its purpose in providing wholesome recreation and encouraging interest in homemaking. First Row: Miss Jensen, M. Wiggett, M. lk-war, li, Morgmi. t', lirlvr. M. l.ot-zusio. .I. Mc-t'onm'll, S. liessernian, ll. Noble Second Row: .l. Wilson, S. Mueller. C. l'hrists-nsen. li, Cuirlvy, t'. Cox. l'. VVoowlw:ircl. .l. lloram-y. J. liakalar, I'. Hill, M. Grviinzin Thirtl Row: P. Yiisko, ll. Chzilkey, J. Ms-snrvliik. J. lnixold. S. Plzisi. J. lluttm-Fly. M. Evziiis. ll. lirvytoli. S. Guy l'oui'th Row: lx. lloluaiii, A. Goralezyuk. li. I.:llim:in. ti, Gwinn, M. Vcrniilyvu. M. lim-ilil. l.. Jzinlxv, l'. llalligzin. ll. funk, .l. Lulu-, l'. Majors 1' ,gg 5 . A hx X ,H .M I ,,. .el 1 'x .vg5s,.:11i?:wg. ' STAGE CALL Stage Call was organized last year under the direction of Miss DeLong. Like Masque and Gavel. this dramatics club was designed to benefit the individual and the school by promoting interest in speech. Having the same purpose. these two clubs have a joint monthly meeting at which a different program is enjoyed each time. Special meetings for special purposes. however, are held individually. This year, pins have been secured for the members of Stage Call which numbers more than 100. During its two years at S. H. S., Stage Call has indeed become on out- standing club. PRESIDENT S. Williams VICE-PRESIDENT M. Mulford SECRETARY J. Ondercho 'l'REASl'RER D. VVestlake RECORDER S. Moore I. H. S. A. SPEECH CONTEST S. H. made an outstanding showing in the annual speech contest this year. Second place was won at the District con- test at Pontiac on February 25. Advancing to the Sectional at Ottawa, on March 10, were Sue Hudak, Roger Ottenback and James Smith. There, Roger Ottenback placed first in radio speaking, and after- dinner monologue. These advanced to the State contest on April 13 and 14. At the Sectional, Sue Hudak placed third in a seri- ous play reading. VVinning first place at the Sectional. and advancing to the State was the one-act play, Blue Sea and Red Rose. The cast consisted of Georgia Weber. Dick West- lake, Sally Moore. Jim Smith, and Mike Mul- ford. IJ. Westlake J. Smith S. Moore M. Mulford wri 9 2 H1111 f-1 TWV Z'T'T'Y' In is 'Y :neg I A' fl IM 1 1 HR XXX 1 NNI .f-3 I I'pp0r I,eft-.XRSENIC .XXII ULD LAKE Venter Right-'I'IIIi RIVII I lII.I, I ,Q 1 ' YI : .. Q II . . es 2 '. e't to 1'igI11-.'tz111m mimic. NI. . '01, . e 'er . X' ' . . f111'rI h - ' 4' ' -1' S11 f S. Hudak. C. RoI1a11. T111'11e1' G. XIX l'pper Right - ' VE Of IDICNIIDVIZ VUNTEST Lower -M I ' ' . . I t1o'f1t:.. f '. 1. 1 ' I . 1.1. . .141 'lux H. Ke1111ecIv BI. u c . . IIGLUIIY. 'fuer 9. H11nI'1k. h. -1 If ..1'.1.Li1 . 'enter ,G -. '.KlIl ', .1 I'IiUfQIC. , . 11 1 'fr - .' ' I Il' PUNT e't to 1 gI1L: . Us z ' , -. . Q . . ft o 'if 1 I IH 'ii 1 . I rn' El igzm. D. Ritchlv, , ,1 , . z s . es 1 'e. .. 5 . .. 1 I2 s. . fi ing: Miss IJQLU11 'L uciak. Im. - 2 ' . .' . N11 ,lfnjj Y? 3 .7-3 'l 11 g-7 vw V'-7 lirsr Row: V. Rohan, .l. Xouht, li. Hefler, lm. Gilman, R, Rush Y- -,' T7 N sond Roxy: ll. Rltehn-, 5. Moore, S. Williams. M. Notch, 5. lludalx. l'. lmmini -1 o : . iss lh-Long, J. smith, ll. Westlake, IJ, llyduk, li. ltlms, N 1.44- lhlil R w Nl l uxlli R xx I W ltr li UI! nl ' o : 'nw-, . 1' inch. Nl. llzuer, ll. liurrell. NY. l'-'hu MASQUE AND GAVEL Masque a11d Gavel is an honorary dramatics club consisting of outstanding speech students. Membership in this club A total of qualify for are earned is determined by a point system. 2.25 points are necessary to membership. These points through participation in speech activities in school or in the community. A candle light initiation was held at which 16 new members were enrolled. The new members were Mike Mulford. Sharon Williams. Chester Elias, Georgia Weber. Sally Moore, Marilyn Gotch. Diane Ritchie. Norman Gee. Roberta Rush. Pat Dominic. Sue Hudak. Dan Hyduk. Jim Smith. Ted Weber. Gregg Liptak, and Catherine Rohan. The group. along with Stage Call members, made a trip to Chicago. where they saw the play, Tea House of the August Moon. They are considering getting curtains for the stage which they hope to have by next year. The officers ot' the club were Ron Hefler. President: Neil Ryan. Vice Presidentg Jo- anne Voights. Secretary: Kathy Gilman. Treasurer. tllke lx lillnun. .l. Nvlulit. IN. Ryan. li. Heller. l l lit lo riuht: Bliss Ih-Long. li. Urtvnlrmh. ll. VW-s 2 -. ', I' : ll minvc. S. Moore. l. VM-ln-r. ll. llydult. li. lzlias, I. Rohan. ll. Nlulforul. .l. Nmith. fl, Vela-r. N. lu - Xl Kioteh. S. llndak. IP. liilchie, 41. l,i5-lzik. R. Rush ..- wi :A w 5144 B1 Loft to right: R. Sphur, Ii. llm-lm. Mr. Ritchey-, li. Sowvrby. .l. Svnz, R. Mickn sin R. Vanku, l'. Quinn, J. W'zikm-y, N. Onnvn. l , VV:iIh-r, li. Knniu, 'l', Kimi-s SCIENCE CLUB Membership in the Science Club is open to any student with an interest in science. To cultivate his interest, each member is urged to prepare a science project. The projects are then exhibited at the annual science fair held in the high school gym- nasium each spring. The club is a member of the Illinois Junior Academy of Science, which each year sponsors the District and State Science con- tests. Bill Bohn, local science club member, was elected State Student President of the Illinois Junior Academy of Science for the school year 1955-56. Sponsoring the club are Mrs. Florence Patterson, and Mr. A. E. Ritcher, and Mr. McNeal, all members of the faculty who teach science and biology. Club officers for the year were as follows: President. Reggie Beang Vice Presi- dent, Edward Knopg Secretary, Anna Marie Bazikg Treasurer. Barbara Francis. li-l'1 to right: K, Gilman, R. Hi-rrnann, A. linzik, R. lil-vxxvr. 'l', Kn-wrllvr. ll. lim-iisclvs-r. E. ilmzin. R. H1-an. li. Francis. N. Hanley, li. Hamann flnij lllfyl ight: J. Palter. H. I-Irooke. li. l'inn:1:ii-un, S. l':tttersIvxi. .l. l'rlv:mn'-'. :irilx THE REVIEW Read students and you will learn all Journalism is a senior elective. Any that YOUI' h9?i1'T fl9Si1'0S UP lil1UW 2llJ0Ul U10 student with a journalistic interest and a H9115 of S- H- YGS- YOU will IUWW all. Baverage in English for his first three years. 'YOU fll't' H Sl1l1Sf'1'llJ91' to the UHt'VlVW3 is welcome in this course. llere he is able to Plhls l'l'W0ekl5 t ul lmlI 'WSl'i'l't'l' li: see how a newspaper is written, edited, and crammed with news. Hy l't'2ltllllj.l' it you can he informed about all class activities, clubs. student honors. conferences attended by teachers. auditorium programs. and sports. You will also be kept up-to-date on the published. Because ot' the large number of students interested this year, two classes were formed under the supervision ot' Miss Moynihan. The two classes compile alter- latest school gossip' . since this page ig rate issues of the Review, which leaves more perhaps the most popular in the paper. time for future issues and other class work. IST lltllfli lfirst How: ll, llzlrcliaris. Nl. Yu-len, Nl. tiulliclx. l'. Satterfield. .X. lh-clnzlr. .X. lirunv. S4-coiiml Row: H. XK'hism-r. .I. .Xrin-trong. I.. ilnytlos. C, Adzinis. .l. Keating 'lihirll Row: .X. llonlt-listeip, .l. l't-ltzincx. Nl. ,lavorsl-cy, G. Hill. H. Boyd, S. thx littirtli Row: S. l':ltt4-1'-mi. R, l'eti'-mite. li. l'innamon. D, NVQ-stlalie. Nl. Surruwk rw 19 i ,...4 Q5 tv' J 'Tiff p 1' vzf' we Ev 6TH HOUR Q4 K7 U? Q? First Rum: A. Adamson. D. Burash. N. Len-liner. J. Gln-riizan. D. Hi-fler. C. Shinkuy Sevonfl Row: Miss Mnynihzm. J. Gulch, N. Kem-sti's. C. Zimnierrnan. .l. Daniels. .l. C'urr-twin Third Row: C. Urban, M. Cvlwulko. ll, Harret. H. Hrvlyles. li. l'mx'i-rs Frvixrih Row: R. Hefler, T. 11:1-l. M. Kvzitimz. N. Gef- At the beginning of the year sub- scriptions were taken individually. Each student was responsible for soliciting sub- scribers and collecting subscriptions at 31.50 a year. Collecting advertisements pre- pared by merchants of the city was another job for the students which gave them ex- perience in meeting the public. Every member of the journalism classes had the opportunity of being editor of the paper. He thus learned the responsibility of meeting a deadline which is a must. At the end of the year everyone makes a Review as an individual project which is required to pass the course. Aside from writing, copyreading, and editing the newspaper, the many phases of journalism are studied such as. the history of the newspaper and learning to judge propaganda. This helped the students to understand the many steps and techniques in the newspaper world. After one year of hard work, tand funj Miss Moynihairs students were well aware of the fact that good judgment. writing ability. and intelligence are essentials to a good journalist. They not only know that they are essential. however. they have also acquired them. In-ft tu right: t'. Urban, 'l'. luel. Bl. Km-ating. if Xilnriu-1'i1i:ui. N. lluv. U. Hurx R. Hefler mu TRIC-KSTERS First Row: li. llranmlt, 'I'. McCoy, Vice--l'i'usi4ls'l1tC IJ, Notrnan, l'rt-sinh-nt: J. Huol, S1-crm-tary-treasnr- or: G. 'futoky Sw-oml Row: l'. l'rt-nnlt-rpzast. .l. Starkey, VV. Haar, R. Gm-rin-. M. K1-atimz. Press Rvportvl'1 J. MclVlillin Third Row: C. Johnson. ll. Majercin, K. Hamann. J. Ilomlpru. VV. Noble Y CLUBS To create, maintain, and extend higher standards of Christian living is the objective of each Y club. This year more clubs were fo1'med than in any previous year. Each club elects the following officers: president, vice-president, secretary, treasur- er, press reporter, and chaplains. The programs for each month are based on educational, social, and religious themes, as well as a regular business meeting. nog, The sponsors of the clubs help in many ways to promote the aim of each organi- zation. The people who unselfishly gave their time to organize and help a club were as follows: Alpha, Mrs. Katherine Ranger: Kappa, Mrs. Geraldine Gramppg Beta, Mrs. Marie Bakalarg Tricksters, Russ Richards, Spartans, Kenneth Marving Gamma, Mrs. Arlene Slikerg Delta, Mrs. Ruth Sopkog and Conquistadors, Gene Schmitz. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Chaplain: J. Kcatinu, f.l'l1llililiI'lC li. Gahm Sm-cond Row: N. Scott, ll. lloyd, S. liicharfls. Ki. Wt-ln-r, J. Womlrich, T. Lukach. li. Hflcn, G. Hill, .l. Voiizhts. J. Williams Thirst Row: S. Ca ko, M. Javorsky. R. Whitaker, A. P Tomasko, l'. Gould, S. Francis, J. Armstrong, C. Voixrhts, J. Corcoran Fourth Row: L. Liptak. G. Iirehman, J. Anderson, B. Latham. S. Cox. D. Harrct. B. Harcharik. J. Cox. M. Hunltram K.-Xl'l'A TRI-HI-Y First Row: .l. Baker, K. Lomr. Vice--Presitlentz l'. ko. Treasurer Chaplain: S. Grampp, Chaplain: M. Sowcrhy, C Salt:-rfivlrl arms: G. Gian-into H081 First Row: A. Adamson, A. Wvstwoocl, l'rm-ss Rv- portvrg .l. Corrigan, Sergeant at arms: N. Staccll, 'l'rvasurcl': J. W'vax'cr. Vicc-l'r0sirlvnt: J. Amt-ll, l'l't'hifl0Ill 2 M. Sirotnak, Sv1'l1'tary 1 .l, Notch, Dominic, President: N. Chalkcy, Secretary: M. Kas- Secontl Row: S. Jackson, J. Slike-r, M. Bednar, Third Row: K. Zack. A. lforino. Svriu-an! ai Some of the events sponsored by the vari- ous clubs included candy sales, bake sales, splash parties, hayrack rides, potluck dinners, films, and numerous other projects. Two representatives from each Junior and Senior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs were chosen to represent Streator at the Youth and GAMMA TRI-HI-Y First Row: M. Simpson, G. Sabol, C. Moore, J Shepard. B. Noble, W. Baker, M. Yedinak Second Row: E. Ondrey: press reporter, S. Sliker: Sergeant at aarms, J. Onderchog secretary, K. Lith- gow: vice-president, M. Conner: president. S Wilsman: treasurer: P. Halligan: chaplain, M Goddard Third Row: A. Svetz, A. Goralczyk, B. Ryan, C. Bufkin, B. Defenbaugh, A. Bazik, C. Welee I. Koprowski, J. Lynch, M. Forgach Fourth Row: M. Teegardin, M. Locascio, K. Daly J. Berta, J, McConnell, S. Conner, B. Brooks, S. Gauden, J. Butterly Fifth Row: B. Francis, R. Fewkes, A. Yanello, J Mueser, B. Baiett, S. Zack, M. Martin. B. Mallonee L. Render, B. Morrison DELTA TRI-HI-Y First Row: J. Corrigan, S. Padilla, M. Keating, S Leto, S. McMullen, J. Patton Second Row: N. Mosser: press reporter, D. Wood- ward: sergeant at arms, J. Klein: treasurer, J. Hogan: vice-president, J. Weaver: president, S. Mueller: secretary, S. Kudriek: chaplain, J. Davis: chaplain Third Row: N. Nink, D. Fairall, J. Alderman, S. Jackson, P. Bellis, J. Crosier, F. Cottingham, L. Novotney, J. Majerehin. B. Novotney, S. Sennott Fourth Row: A. Faulkner, C. Moye, L. Benner, J. Hirst, D. Glowicki, J. Armstrong. L. Hool, K. Holmn, P. Sproule Fifth Row: G. Gwin. M. Handzo, M. White, D. Berta, J. Fredericksen, S. Butterly, R. Kotansky, N. Hewitt 51093 BETA TRI-HI-Y Batkiewez, N. Panno. M. Novak Kelley: chaplain, S. Boatmun Gaisford, D. Lechner Fourth Row: P. Weihon, K. Wallimz, E. Conner, M berts, S. Williams Paton, H. Stinar. J. Murray, l'. Fuse. C. Novak Government Program held in Springfield, April 2'1-22. Those delegated to attend this convention were Alice Adamson and Mary Ann Sirotnak from Alpha: Kappa, Pat Dominic: Diane Bakalar and Sharon Wil- liams of Beta: representing the Tricksters, Richard Notman and Jerry Dodge: and Spartans, Bud Elias and Phillip Gautschy. all First Row: L. Kidder, J. Mueller. S. Moore, l'. Second Row: J. Peacock, R. Leto, sergeant at arms: D. Armstrong, J. Guyon: treasurer, M. Saboll vice-president, P. Promenschenkel: president, J. Cain: secretary, B, Sullivan: press reporter, G. Third Row: J. Guy, D. Bakalar, D. Drumv. J. HHH- sen, R. Stiles, M. Rowe, J. Durdan, N. Peruba, J. Dewar, C. Clayton, J. Hoffner, J. Price, M. Ala Fifth Row: P. lledeker. J. Dzama. J, lloruetti, M. A delightful New Year's Eve dance en- titled Silver Bells was sponsored by the Hub Council. Johnny Haar and his orches- tra provided the musical entertainment. The MY gym was elaborately decorated to accentuate the winter scene and a Miss Mistletoe was crowned. Each Teen Y and Tri-Hi-Y club helped to entertain their mothers at the annual Mother-Daughter stunt night held in March. Each girls' club presented entertainment in SPARTANS First Row: l'. lan-zxsi it-crvtzxu-Iiw-austin-1'I l'. ldli. . President 1 St-cond Rim : 'l'. Kirin'-, S+-rm-:uit :it urms: li. llynlnlt 'lhirtl Row: li, liohlx, J. Vlziytwii. l'. llznutsvliy llllli l'Ul'Nf'IL l'irst Rim: 'I', Nlclaiy, Press Reporter: J. VK'oonlrit'h, Vin-l're-sit - CUNQUISTAIJOIIES First Row: 'l'. Maskt-l, Sergeant at arms: li. Wheat- 'residenti U. lVlcMillinn, l'rx'sislt-ntl 'l'. Voruz, Treasurer: B. Mackey, Press Reporter land, Vice-l Second Row: R. Sirotnak, li. W'uoclwzn'1l. .L Gillies, l' Dll 'l' Wkrnders, l'. lfedash, J. l't-trim, R. . E' . . fhalkey. R. Maja-rein Third Row: B. Mt-i. .l, Sampson, R. Elias, J. Bla-halic. VV. Watson. J. Kr-restes, ll. Ryan Fourth Row: J. Ksrrnas. ll. Hrnwnsm-y, K. .Xlutlnmu .l. lirems. R. Gotch. tl, Cunningham, K. Zinim.-r the form of a clever skit or stunt which was directed and produced by the members themselves. Each Saturday night. music was heard in the Hub as the weekly dance was in progress. Along with different bands and various en- tertainers, a Queen of Hearts contest was held in February as the main attraction of the year. Although the work of the Y clubs is independent of the high school, they are a major part in the school life of many students. but l liliu-, l'rt-sidvnt: J. VKX-an-r. Se-ci't'tu1'y: A, lluzik, 'l'rn-asurn-r Sm-mul Rim: li, W'hcntl:m1l. Nl. Sabol. l'. iiziutschy, J. Hogzui. lx Litheoxx. J, Slikt-V, l'. M1-ye PRESIDENT Bruce Hart VICE-l'RESIDENT Dan Zion SECRETARY John Cain 'TREASURER Jim Hanley SGT. AT ARMS Phil Gautschy S CLUB The S Club has been in existence for six years. It is comprised of major and minor award winners in sports at S. H. S. The club holds a meeting every second and fourth Thursday of the month. It sponsors the annual March of Dimes collection at the high school, and at some of the home basket- activities ball games. Other yearly S Club are: ushering at the Golden Gloves, sponsor- l'irst Rim: li. lutuky. I. N11-toy, l'. huulschy, Alidnour IJ m4 Q0 ing the Jaycee-Faculty basketball game, and the spring banquet honoring the members. A Christmas party. a splash party, and a hay-ride were also held during the past year. The purpose of the club is to promote more and better understanding among the athletes and coaches, and to improve sports- manship and team spirit by having a good time. Zion, H, llart, vl. Quin. J. lizmlvy. l. llrapp, lx. Sc-cunnl Row: ll, .Xlln-n. G. Schultz. 'I'. Quinn, T, Mvliuly, li. Nov-:tm-y. .l. l.unm:4'no, li. linker. H. i'l:irk. Nl l lIl'nh'An 'l'liir4i Row: ll. llnui. R. limwln-, .I. llnnl. Mr. Lundln-rx: ll Kass-lmli, II. llunnt-ll, l', Moyv, R, lim-aiu, J. liwliziiwls. Fourth Huw: li. KL-rvstes. li, t'inn:imon. J, l inncu':nn, WV. Haar. .l. llzirslilmrgm-1'. Nl. Kvutinuy N, Ryan . . 5 ' ' C J ' 'fiaig ii 'f c ' , 1 ' i .' .. .. KT T' 'A wiiivigis. 1 si' 1 i :J H S get L X Z' l it Sill. Ki airs ca I. ri lil J ,i Anderson l.ah1nan Fnnn Maubach Neighbor Carmichael Baysing FUTURE FARMERS The Streator F. F. A. Chapter is one of the most active organizations in school. Their calendar of events started in June when the officers of the Chapter took pa1't in the State Convention at Springfield. The officers also attended the Officer Training Camp at Camp Illini. In December, a bus was chartered to take the group to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Two money making activities were sponsored by the club. They First Row: Second Row included making and selling concrete hog troughs. and selling honey from the F. F. A. apiary. These projects helped finance the vear's activities. Many other activities were sponsored by the club, such as 21 pest-control drive, parent night, and a basketball game between the Streator and Woodland Chapters. Although the boys worked hard, they en- joyed the activities of the club. l. Carmichael. ll. Neiuhlmr, li. Nlziulmch. Mr. liaysiiiger. N. Hmm. N. l.:ihman. .I. .Xndersoii : ll. Stipp. R, Haul:-. R. Slasell. -l. Iiiss. IC. .-Xnrlersnn, H. Connuss, G. Blun- 'l'hirrl Row: C. l':irclie-V, l'. liuietto, V. lim-dvi. li. .lvnnings, lJ. t'raxvt'urd. D. Mathis li-urth Rowg .I, Tucker. li. Mel'-yy, ll. Blrttoy, V, Mi-City. .l. Kolesar. H. Lorniis, J. Vhii-pn E Q . 12 Ll 1 A :Mm U mx . .Q p p , W ..,-, A - q 9 -1 1,5 W is fi f .. . AH v x W W M J . I T C s f ' ' by I ' ' X. J ' ., , 11 ' X . ' . . 'kk ,V x K I. ' ' x ' , ii ii-s ii ii vw :I X- , J l t Q I ., , L s, .K , i 3 v hs ti gg. QE . L X :, kg ,VH -s - . Q 17 ' I - A X i . 'h . x F' . ' Y c S' 'FL - X K 4, LQ? K V c i tv 'A l ' A Q X 4 Y 'i x x,-'cial SENIOR PROJECTS 'rov B. Lormis, J. Anderson FENTER B. McCoy, D. McCoy BOTTOM N. Emm. D. Mathis EDITOR all? HARDSCRABBLE STAFF The 1956 Hardscrabble Staff launched its work on the yearbook in May of 1955 by choosing as its theme, The Motion Picture Industry . In October the staff presented a two-act comedy written by Dick Westlake entitled Blackboard Bungle . This production was presented be- fore the student body to promote the sale of the yearbooks. The staff is divided into five departments: Business, Literary, Typing, Art, and Photography. The business manager, who is in charge of the business department, is in charge of the sales of the books. It is her job to keep the books balanced, collect all money, and pay all bills. LITERARY STAFF Sitting: Judy Weaver. Janice Frederich, Janice Urban. Dick Barrett, Jann-e Standing: Marsha Gare-e. Nlarlain Ainslvy ta William Bohn BPSINESS MANAGER Alice Branz SPONSOR Mr. Ben Westlake VYilliams. James Hanley X-,Q 'r ll-1 LITERARY AIJVISER Miss Lucille Tkach HPSINESS ADVISER Mrs. Doris Brix ART ADYISER Miss Maurene Kietzman S-rg vi I s ,J ,,,,AW,. ,W PHOTOGRAPHER 1 H, Ed Smith if X TY l'lS'l'S Nancy Scott Judy Armstrong 3 The literary staff is in charge of all copy put into the book. Each member is assigned to specific pages of the book. He is responsible for the pictures that are taken and spends much of his time identifying these pictures. The typists are constantly kept working by typing the copy presented to them by the literary staff. This year the girls had the additional job of typing up the index. The artists are in charge of all art work in the book. They designed the cover and carried the theme through- out the book. The photography department has one pho- tographer this year. It is his job to take the pictures scheduled by the members of the literary staff along with the informal shots throughout the book. He also develops the negatives of the pictures. Ali'l'lS'1'S Ken Carpenter Dick Westlake wks- Ai' The Hardscrabble solicitors are an im- portant part in the presentation ofthe Hard- scrabble. Under the supervision of the business manager, each solicitor is assigned to a home room to collect the payments for the yearbook. Their work is on a voluntary basis. and any person wanting the job is eligible. SOLICITORS We sincerely hope that you enjoy your yearbook as much as we have enjoyed pre- senting it to you. We hope that it will help to retain memories of school life at Streator High. We would like to give our sincere thanks to Mr. Westlake for helping us throughout the year, along with our other sponsors, Mrs. Magierski, Mrs. Brix, and Miss Kietzman. Iirst Rim: .I. Viomluarll, R. Ruin-xisulx, if Xflauns. IP. IIA-liln-r. A. lonmsls I IJ ' ' I rr I Nliker, .. FH iplnn, I. Ia-Im, NI. Sirulnzik o, .. umvls. M. Xaxm-llo, .I. cond Ron: N. I'r:nm-ls, l'. Dominic, S. Iii-I-sv, J. l'rIv:mcs-, N, II:-ll. .X. Iirnnx, G. Hill. 'l'. I.uk:IcI1. NI. Ih-iIn:n', N. In-ri-str-s, .L VIvslxxomI Ihlll Ii xx XI l nh NI II m o 1 . . Io ' . . . oultrum, .I. fox. I.. liznhm, .X. Ailalmson I' Yxlihi Ii Flin I I' I In l' I In NI I ' Urban. Nl. lu-xx -s, . . Iuifmuu, C. VV:xrrn-n .:::. .,4',,. mc. . I nurth Row: I.. IIIIDIYYIUT, A. Heflnar, .I. Alulnour. NI. Hutch. A. K-noi, S. Vox, Ii. Hnrrlmrik, .I. Whoil. llch, IJ. Ritchie, l'. Johnson. S. Hudak lfth Row: S. Patterson, .I. Honibaker. .I. .Ia -UIN4 , 2 , . in at I4 Hxrt R Ih mas. IN. Gov. R. H:-fler R YJ '55-rv' 1 'sin Q' 5.1 PRESIDENT Mike Mulford VICE-PRESIDENT Jim Hanley SEC-RETARY Cheryl Novak TREASURER Betty Brooks PRESS REPORTER Barbara Baiett Novak Baiett Mulford Hanley Brooks SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club held its meetings on the second Thursday of each month. The objectives of the organization are to create better understanding of the Spanish speak- ing people. Variety was provided through language records, dialogues of travel, shopping, and daily schedules. The Spanish classes were honored by a visit from Dr. John Van Horne of the De- partment of Spanish and Italian, from the University of Illinois. An auditorium skit, Hernando's Hide- Away was presented preceding the Strea- tor-Peoria Central game. A project in the form of a scrap book, Life in Illinois which included the Strea- torland area, was prepared by students. This was sent to a South American country, the choice of the state committee. A large delegation attended the Pan- American League Convention at Manual Training High School, Peoria, Illinois, on April 21. Students who participated in the Spanish Competitive examinations were given recog- nition for having a perfect attendance record and medals were presented to seniors achieving excellence in Spanish II and III. It has been a busy, happy year, so in looking forward, we say-Buena suerte y hasta la vista! First Row: G. Lahman, S. Wilsman, C. Cali. H. Noon. D. Boyd, D. Drapp, G. Hawksley, L. Nelson, B. Wright, P. Dennehe, L. Fialko Second Row: D. Bakalar, N. Lukach, B. Baie-tt. J. Hanley, M. Mulford, C. Novak, B. Brooks, B. Ryan, G. Mulholland Third Row: P, Batkiewicz, Mrs. Dale, advisor, L. Render, C. Moore, S. Henne, P. Dell, D. Dc-trick, J. Petrow, B. Defenbaugh, C. Bufkin. M. Kline, N, Panno, B. Sullivan Fourth Row: J. Murray, D. Zolpher, M. Patton, J. Delhcimer, P. Baietto, D. Ritchie, M. Krueger, J. Macicha Fifth Row: J. McDonald, R. Morrison, B. Mackey, D. Misscl, J. Kreitncr, R. Goornc, 'l'. Swain, C. Giacinto, J. Hool 117 First Row: M. Bute, B. Ingold, J. Baker. B. Trcschak Second Row: Mr. Frank. C. Kollar, M. Suwerby. N. Crider. K. Zack Third Row: .J. Krncker, C. Hornsliy. S. Capko. A. Vi-rcimak, B. I Fourth Row: Il. Devcra. H. Brooke D. E. CLUB The D. E. Club, under the direction of Mr. Frank, had a successful and enjoyable year. They participated in many activities. As their first undertaking, they entered their float, Sumpin Bruin Tonight which won honorable mention among clubs. In back-to-school night, they exhibited an inter- esting hall display. In October, they com- pleted their first major project of printing and distributing blotters. As a Christmas project, they constructed and sold Strapoan centerpieces. In January, the club sponsored a sock hop after the Pekin game. The entire class attended the Area Four Convention at Peoria in November, at which time Bob Ingold was elected president and Juanita Krocker was elected Vice-President. STATE OFFICERS VICE-l'RESIDEN'l' Juanita Krocker BOARD OF DIRECTORS Janet Baker iiisj 'Q-.Q li. Mohler The Representatives accompanied by Mr. Frank attended the state-wide convention at Springfield. The club was fortunate in having Juanita Krocker elected Vice-Presi- dent for the State and Janet Baker elected to the board of directors. The group made a trip to Chicago in December where they visited stores and other points of interest. Throughout the year, the club enjoyed holiday parties, a hay- rack ride, field trips, and social get- togethers. The officers for this year were Bob In- gold, Presidentg Marla Bute, Vice-Presidentg Janet Baker, Secretaryg Beverly Treschak. Treasurer. Krocker Baker Q fi' . FUTURE NURSES The officers of the Future Nurses Club for the year were Lois Gahm, President: Gayle Hill, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ann Sirot- nak, Secretaryg Georgene Kosley, Treasurerg Joan Corcoran, Press Reporter. The club's schedule was arranged by the program committee consisting of Joan Keating, chairman, Alice Adamson, Carolyn Zimmerman, Mary Ann Forgach, Marilyn Conner. This schedule was carried out by the following committees: initiation com- 'l'Ul' l'IC l'URI'I First Row: -I. Giacinto, D. Hcflcr, M. Forgach, J. Currirran. M. lfarrarc mittee, Gayle Hill, chairmang fall trip com- mittee, Janice Friederich, chairmang dance committee, Joan Corcoran, general chair- man, Janice Corrigan, decoration chairmang Ruth Ann Halligan, ticket chairman, Carol Voigts, orchestra chairman, Loretta Liptak, refreshment chairmang first candy sale committee, Marge Burke, Connie Bufkin, co- chairmeng second candy sale committee. Diane Liptak, Pat Patton, co-chairmen: spring trip committee, Marcia Garee, chair- man. vsley. G. Hill, I.. Gahm, M. Sirotnak. J. Corcoran Second Row: J. Bcrta, L. Dx zvis, S. Gauxlcn. H. Gaydos, M. Gorlalaril, P, Dominic, M. I-lvans, M. Dewar. K , Dawsen, li. Dunart, M. Conner. N. Hillicr, S. Hnckins Third Row: ID. Drawn V. Huikin. M. Burke, M. Garcv. M. li-xxkr-s. .l. Hr-lla-rman, .l. Caxinax Bakvr. J. Fulks, A. Vurino, B. Durham, Mrs. Hamann lfuurtli Row: S. liuttvrly. J. l l'is-tlm-i'ich, l'. Halligran, .-X, Hmlm-nslvin, M. llcrra. V. Iii-rgzstall li liin li. liznic-tl. A. Adamson HO'l l'O M l'IC l'U RE lwrst Row: M. Slum, l'. Sprmllc, S. l'a1lillzx, U, Sclnunxas, U. Vilmds, I . Tully, J. Nicklin. l. lation, . Oli-son, li. K:-asnican Sun-nml Row: 'l'. Nycz, ll. liimtnk, 'lf In-sak. M. Teach. C. Skaggs, R. Kotansky, M. Kidlln-r. H. wVhl5I1t'l. C. Zimrm-rnian, M. Suiluma, J. Swain Third Rnw: G. Sabul, D. Klein, M. Simpson. H. Schirmas. l'. Zalaha, J. Voight. C. Voits, A. VVL-stwood, S. Wlilsman, V. LeRoy Fourth Row: B. Mchuck. l'. Svnnut, M. McMenamin, B. VVright. I.. Liptak. Nl, Martin, L. Plimmer. C. Johnson, J. Muusor, N. Yanello, S. Zack QM-u..,,.. The main objectives of the Future Nurses of America are to promote a better understanding of the nursing profession and to enable the high school girl to more thoroughly understand the opportunities available in this field. To help carry out these objectives two field trips are taken each year to give the girls an opportunity to see schools of nursing in action. Last fall a trip was made to Silver Cross Hospital and St. Josephs Hospital in Joliet. Another trip was planned for spring. -xx N'-KY? TO lilGH'l': ll. Sproule G. Kosley G. Hill I,. Gahm M. A. Sirotnak .I. t'orcoran M, A. Forgach The club has many other activities be- sides the annual trips. They sponsored the Tuberculosis Bangle Drive, had guest speakers, made favors for the rest home. saw informative movies about the nursing profession, toured Owens First-Aid station, had an initiation party, and were guests of the Club at a Christmas party. The club is under the leadership of Mrs. Carolyn Hamann, R. N. l.lCl 'l' 'l'll RltQll'li: J. Keating R. llalligan J. l riedc-rich L. Liptak M. Ilerra L. Plinnner 1 Ix llx ll H111 1 X. XX'illvy, Y. In-Ib-5 fx 1 I 1 ul ru N X 4k NI I rguh X Iialll-X S. Nt-unlan. KI. ll--llflznwl. Nl. 'l'uv'1:m' nn r II x R II ll 1 I Qt Irv Nl Nlnrwxls-4-ru. S. Xlnvllm-V. Ii. NI.-fllwim-x 4 I I N m n I my I1 I I ll x N 1 X, l'x.vIw1l. II XVII--1.1 ties. Thvil' float, bearing the tlwmo XYe'll Butterfly to Victory . won IIUIIOIYIIJIC mention anwng clubs in the llnmecoming Pzlrarlv. Thi- mvmlmers of the club nmclt- Rose l'nkt's wllicll are il form nt' I'l1'UllCI1 pastry and snltl the-m in thv L'2ll'l'tUI'l2l us at nwm-y-lnzllxillg p1'o,ivct. On I'I0IJl'l12iI'f' 22, an Frencll HZIIIQUUI was helcl in the cz1t'cte1'iz1. That p1'og1'z1n1. which was initiated by tht- Flue1'-clt--lis . consisted of the Fulk llzulces of Nornunnly in costumv, and singing' of French songs. An auclitorium prugrznn en- titled Leave it to SLIZHHIIUU was presentell on May 2. Y 1,4 First Row: V. Kvnnl-fly. N. Geo. R. Hefflvr. J. Alnlnour, li, liuii-tt. M. lfziyvr, G, Gwinn, l'. Dominic ,'4-cmul Row: Mr. Mc-N1-ul, li. Brooks. l.. Mn'1i'ull', S. N1-unmnn, A. llazik, M, Yam-llu, .l. llurclun, ll. N Sullivan, .l. Allen, M. Davis 'l'hil'sl Row: l'. lit-:lt-kvr, J. Murray. I.. Rvmlvr, C. Nluurv, M. liotcli. M. Gotvli, K. 0'I,vury, M, Turner. Nl. Ainslvy Fourth Row: A. livdlizir, ll. Kitvliiv, R. Zullnlwr, J, VV:ik1-y. li. liziilvy, J. VVnlfn-, M. Surrm-k. .-X. linden- stvin. M. Martin FUTURE TEACHERS Giving its members an understanding and interest in the teaching profession is the the main purpose of the Future Teachers Club. Any student with an interest in teaching may join the club. Adviser of the club is Mr. C. McNeal, a member of the faculty who teaches science. Throughout the year the club held monthly meetings to accomplish their purpose. The meetings were usually of a business nature and sometimes speakers were heard. A Christmas party, held at Mr. McNeal's home, was one of the special events of the year for the club. On Back-To-School Night, held for S. H. S. parents, members of the club served as guides. Officers of the club for the year were President, Janet Abdnour: Vice-President, Ron Heflerg Secretary. Barbara Baiett: Treasurer. Norman Geeg Press Reporter, Michael Bayer: Historian. Collette Kennedy. I.l-ll 'l' 'l'U liIiilI'li: R. Hefler N. Gee A. Bednar J. Ahdnour A. Bodenstein Mr. McNeal J. Bakalar DCLPHINS CLUB 45 48 KEEP AFLOAT. GIRLS! LOOK OUT BELOW! L. Gahm THE LINE-UP! J. Weaver, J. Woodrich, J. Williams N. Stacell. G. Kelley, P. Dominic CHAIN GANG! First Row: N, Lechner, D. Woodward, .Indy VVG-aver. K. Higgins. J. Sliker. S. Moore. I.. Render. S. Cox, Joan VVea ver Second Row: I., Gahm, J. Woodrich, .l. Patton, C. Gilman, N. Chzxllwy. S. Patrick, li. Mullnm-0. G- helly, D, Boyd Third KUWC V- Dvmillilh S- Mf'Mlllll'll, J. Km-zntimr, J, Williams. M. Houltrum. V. IA-Roy, S. Mum-lln-r, N. Scott. N. Star-ell, J, Hoffnei' The Dolphins Club is the girls' swimming club. The meetings were held every Monday after school. After a business meeting was held, the girls would practice stunts or swim lengths to build endurance. This year the club consisted of thirty members. At the beginning of the year, some members took the Red Cross Life-Saving course under the direction of Miss Lillian Goll, the club sponsor. After much hard work twelve girls obtained their life savin , - -. g awards. The highlight of the year came late in Woodrich PRESIDENT Nancy Lechner VICE-PRESIDENT Joyce Woodrich SECRETARY Brenda Mallonee TREASURER Lois Gahm PRESS REPORTER Sally Moore wi April when the girls presented a spectacular water ballet entitled Me and My Shadow . The show was presented three nights this year, April 26, 27, and 28. Each girl helped in some way to write the dialogue, select the music, write the routines, make the costumes, scenery, and program, as well as swim in the routines. The ballet was the chief money-making project of the year. Chairmen for the production were as follows: Scenery-Martha Houtram and Joyce Wood- richg Programs and Tickets-Lois Gahmg Costumes-Judy Weaverg Dialogue-Kathy Higginsg Music-Pat Dominicg Publicity- Joan Keating. 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