Sterling High School 1946 47 Script Staff List
The Sterling Script monthly staff roster lists editors Betty Bull and Margaret Macklowsky with Joyce Goldberg as News Editor. It names numerous staffers across departments including circulation manager Lanna Welton, sports editor Gene OConnell, typing editor Mary Seloover, and publication advisor Mrs Mildred Krughoff, all at Sterling High School Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Macklowsky
Betty Bull
Phil Hey
Joyce Goldberg
Babe Bell
Marge Cameron
Janet Clark
Ruth Detweiler
Dave DeWind
Dick Eikenberry
Dale Holloway
Jim Fill
Alyce Lambrecht
Lois Lambrecht
Avis Tandheer
Roger Larson
Joyce Long
Mary Marquis
Neil McNinch
Ruth Moreland
Mary Ann Mosher
Jean Moyer
Arlene Neitzke
Jean Saunders
Joan Scott
Mary Stewart
Jim Young
Marilyn Miller
Ha Zigman
My Mothers Suit On The Clothesline Of Desire
A narrator laments wardrobe envy among peers and family as she surveys classmates clothing. She imagines borrowing each item while praising the standout pieces. The piece closes with a remembered scene of shouting for access to her mother's locked door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Courduroy
Mar Eckhardt
Ruthie Moreland
Betty Bull
Moulton
Eatinger
Joan Hoogeveen
Easter reflections and rites among 8. H. 8. students
Easter means many things to different people. Some seek new clothes and treats while others chase Master rabbits and eggs. For Christians worldwide the day marks Jesus resurrection and the belief he died on the cross to grant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
The Home Stretch in the Spring at Sterling High
The piece notes the school year near its end with seniors facing graduation and a busy slate of band contests choir concerts dances proms and Roman banquets. It urges students to finish assignments outline chapters and keep up with work to enjoy social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sterling High
April Birthdays List From Blessed Events Page
Readable list marks birthdays in April for many individuals including Robert Magana Bill Reed Allan Boone Janet Diffenbaugh Lucille Garriott Robert Theilen Jean Moyer Wilma Anderson Mary Vaughn Francis Bushman Violet Crane Carol Meyer Iva Sander Joy Harris Joe Ramirez Anne Siemers Len Kelley John Bowman Arlene Hank Donna Meyers Kent Britt Doris Trickett Patricia Forquer Bill Prentiss Gerald Zigler Jeanne Aper Bob Giffrow Elsie Scribner Mary Lou Stern Herb Shannon Jean Saunders Tom McCormick Fran Pope Merle Horwedel Shirley Ladenberger Donald Groff. Some names noted as April Fool jokes or Easter eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Magana
Bill Reed
Allan Boone
Janet Diffenbaugh
Lucille Garriott
Robert Theilen
Jean Moyer
Wilma Anderson
Mary Vaughn
Francis Bushman
Violet Crane
Carol Meyer
Iva Sander
Joy Harris
Joe Ramirez
Anne Siemers
Len Kelley
John Bowman
Arlene Hank
Donna Meyers
Kent Britt
Doris Trickett
Patricia Forquer
Bill Prentiss
Gerald Zigler
Jeanne Aper
Bob Giffrow
Elsie Scribner
Mary Lou Stern
Herb Shannon
Jean Saunders
Tom McCormick
Fran Pope
Merle Horwedel
Shirley Ladenberger
Donald Groff
Age Of Innocence at Sterling High Hidden in Plain View
A busy senior girl and an older sophomore boy star in a local feature detailing school life at Sterling High. The girl shines in activities from student council to Red Cross and Junior Rotarian, earning top grades and praise. The boy, noted for brown shirts and a soft voice, is a familiar presence in halls and in the Robed Choir, also a Junior Rotarian. The piece invites readers to guess identities next month and recalls previous issue photos of Jim Hill and Dolores Weigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Council
Sterling High
Jim Hill
Dolores Weigle
Its Fun To Be Editor A Rhymed School Paper Verse
A playful verse notes critics of a school paper. It contrasts editor criticism with pride when the issue is printed and on file. The poem hints at crowded deadlines and loud reactions from both upper and underclassmen.
Early to Bed Early to Rise In Love Split
A local gossip item notes a couple parts ways as the woman leaves with another man. No further names or places are provided in the readable text.
Invasion of Sterling High Sparks A Social Frenzy
March winds bring gossip about Sterling High students. Community girls in the spotlight mingle with beaux and couples, with notes on dances, outings, slumber parties, and the shuffleboard tournament.
Undefined Thought Gambit
A fragmentary meditation on inner thought and writing a personal note in ink. The text plays with self reference and the act of recording mental echoes.
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Sterling
High School
Illinois
Lea Kelley
Carol Balster
Donna Fredricks
Jackie Gossard
June Harris
Joan Stoogeveen
Annie Floward
Jay Kenaga
Marilyn Raphael
Betty Friend
Lanna Welton
Irene Babel
Barb Bogaard
Margie Cameron
Doris Deets
Joan Elmendorf
Arlene Haak
Vera Harshman
Rita Jackley
Avis Landheer
Gladys Long
Donald Maxwell
June Meyer
Vata Meyer
Pat Putman
Lorraine Reitzel
Ann Siemers
Beverly Sulouff
Bernice Wolf
Gene O’connell
Ted Janssen
Harlan Puterbaugh
Bob Reed
Mary Seloover
Helen Hinz
Betty Jean Morris
Mildred Krughoff
Rounoue
Age of Innocence
Marbles
Theresa Maginn
Bill
Bob
Jim
Sam
Tom Stokes
Donna Kloeke
Herman Church
Rock Falls
Jeanette
S.ts
Talk of the Town
Marilyn Stotzer
Bev Welker
Carol Mover
D. DeWeerd
She-Knee O’connell
H. S. Ecord Sharks
Notre Dame
Joan Wright
DeKalb
Dick Hains
Dave Paulson
Bertha Peterson
Mr. Small
Mr. Lee
Angus
Maurice Mintke
Don DeWeerd
Barbara Black
Behrens
Delores Bowron
Orendo
Bill Jurkens
Teddy Aggen
Delores
Delores Weigle
Jim Haskell
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