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

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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

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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