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

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Adults are always complaining that America has become a lonely nights at home conjugating verbs and writing themes. youth-oriented society, It's probably true . . . but isn't it great if you're a kid? ...They talk about filling in the gap while we talk about going to the Gap . . . I mean, what's wrong with doing things our own way and being original? Yeah . . . we aren't the only ones that like breakfast at the donut shop. .. take pep cars to the out of town games . . . cruise Main Street on Saturday nights . . . risk blind dates . .. spend w u sara -. . ,. 1 'x We may not be organized, but we're taking it as it comes and havin' fun ... playing frisbee in the park . . . tag football on Sundays. . .toilet papering Mr. Vandemark's house . . . en- joying all the school clubs . . . parties . . . hayrack rides . . . picnics , . . and just getting through the classes at good ol' SHS. .f ,1 X v- l 'J 3 f ' QT! 7 Q. i 'ag J' - YV 'j,,'i-if . fi. , 'Tiff - ' e. if r.. 'ai lT'?ff'f 'f .' 4' . -sijiiff. Q 'L if 'Swap 9 5 'V , iff? I'-si. 3 Y .- si- 5, F. ,AM I In - 1 'f ' .4 g g, ji., ' - . ,ff V . N24 , , Q . 5, -. V Y . , , 143 ,Ii 636,46 I V 'Y J XX lvxg, l ,, 1 - ,,,...,v- t gb , -- .f ., , X . ,, . if -,ea-,.,- X 'LQ' 3 A Yr- - 'N A ' -x 4,101 ' ,A ,.' ' 'Q-VAX., 'X '3 . - 1 -Y N . Nm , 'W .-Q . - t . A. ., ,,,qru! '.X bv .11 . - , Q - Q.,,i..: 7, S -.,g,EiQ. v f' ' :l . i ., 5,4 1 g nf .J 'Wit 5 ht pf f S, ff. 1s 3?'Q S' 'fgivf '19, If ff - ga BILL S t3l'571 45 ,--5' ' ' ef I P.. If 13

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SHS is a great place to be from. We may not have a lot of fancy buildings with stained glass windows in the libraries or a landscaped campus like some schools, but we've got some- thin' a whole lot better. We've got great kids and a lot of school spirit. We've got a reputation for being a rough school in a rough town, but we're just playing it cool. SHS has class, and we're in a class all our own. Our school has something to offer everybody. Classes go from German and Rhetoric to Auto Mechanics and Welding. The clubs keep things rollin' at SHS too. Everyday someone new is selling candy or having a bake sale or begging kids to buy their key chains so they can make money. It puts adventure into coming to school. You never know what you'lI be asked to buy next. There are a lot of teachers that stand out at SHS too. Like Miss Driscoll. Every Senior knows and dreads her Rhetoric class. Or Mr. Vandemark who sells the tickets for the games. Everybody knows the coaches and P.E. teachers and lVlr. Mogill. But then Everybody stands out at SHS. We're a bunch of kids havin' a good time partying and talkin' with everybody. SHS has class. 15