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

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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

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Q x VA CHQ A Through the halls of S. 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

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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