Co Editors and Staff Directory for 1947-48
The document lists 1947 48 Co Editors Mary Ann Mosher Mary Vaughn Business Manager Mary Jane Fraser News Editor Alyce Lambrecht and staff names across departments including Feature Editor Annie Howard Circulation Manager Donna Swinke and many others with roles in editorial staff sport staff typing and publication advisory Miss Mildred Krughoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Mosher
Mary Vaughn
Mary Jane Fraser
Alyce Lambrecht
Beverly Miller
Babe Bell
Jeanne Saunders
Shirley Humphrey
Merylyn Wilkinson
Wendal Michels
Marilyn Miller
Mary Thompson
Ruth Moreland
Janice Wagner
Bob Keiser
Mert
Wallingford
Anne Twardock
Kay Eshleman
Lorraine Reitzel
Joan Keiser
Nonis Snow
Mimi Sterenberg
Jean Sonneman
Sally Mosher
Norma More
Donna Swinke
Irene Babel
Rita Jackley
Anne Siemers
Ruthie Stains
Betty Appenzeller
Jeannie Saunders
Barb Bonard
Vera Kraft
Ity Marken
Lucille Stern
Beverly Sulouff
Merilyn Wilkins
Bertha Peterson
Doris Ladenberger
Donna Black
Barbara McCulloh
Arlene Haak
Mary Marquis
Donna Wallis
Leone Hammelsman
Ten Years Ago Art Show and Staff Credits Highlight 1938 Spread
Ten years ago front page notes an art show with works by Rockwell Kent John Marin Allen Lewis William Gropper Reginald Marsh Arnold Ronnebeck. Script Editor Lyle Shannon City Editor Naomi Reuters Business Manager John Platt Circulation Manager John Hlavener Editorial Board Ariadine Main Mary Andrews Bob Fields Elmer Barraclough. Features Don Fehrenbach Round the Town gossip lists pairs. Sports mention Warriors beat Dixon Dukes in 1988 with G A A Tap Dancers between games June Turner Lucille Obnan Leta Houseman participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Kent
John Marin
Allen Lewis
William Gropper
Reginald Marsh
Arnold Ronnebeck
Lyle Shannon
Naomi Reuters
John Platt
John Hlavener
Ariadine Main
Mary Andrews
Bob Fields
Elmer Barraclough
Don Fehrenbach
Editorial The Race Of Life In The New Year 1948
A year end reflection on humanity as contestants in life’s race. It urges youth to prepare now for future adults to face political integrity, peace efforts, racial prejudice, public health, and safety. It cautions predictions miss the real challenge.
Fashions at school parade of long skirts and new looks
Lorraine Reitzel Joan Keiser and Jeannie Ward model bright plaids long skirts and matching pieces. Nancy Morris and Janna Hey show bold sweaters and green outfits while Bevy Miller Junie Meyer wear cute blouses as cold mornings push new look toward slacks with solid color outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Reitzel
Joan Keiserbright
Jeannie Ward
Alan Boone
Bob Dickinson
Jean Stanley
Coleta
Jeannie Saunders
Janna
Nancy Morris
Bev Miller
Junie Meyer
Jim McCormick
Bob Keiser
Bev Flynn
Arlene Hank
Donna Wallis
Ideal Date Prospects in Campus Opinions
Student responses reveal varied tastes from sports knowledge and talkativeness to money and appearance. Preferences range from athletic, sociable women to financially comfortable partners, with several favoring dancing and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Baumgardner
Tom McCormick
Red
Kenaga
Chuck Cole
Jim Galloway
Palmer Miller
Allen Boone
Harlan Puterbaugh
Eddy Howard
Bob Giffrow
Jim Scovil
Experience Of A Basketball A Rough Gym Class Tale
A humorous first person account recounts a chaotic fifth period gym basketball game. The narrator describes being chased and grabbed by players Bev Miller Peggy Beach Mary Ellen Black Barb Bogaard Iona Buhrow and ending up in Miss Becker's waste paper basket as the action zigzags across the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverry Miller
Bev Miller
Sulouff
Peggy Beach
Peg
Mary Ellen Black
Jeannie Saunders
Barb Bogaard
F. H. A. Club Holds Christmas Break Meeting
The F H A Club met Friday December 19 1947 the final session before Christmas vacation. President Marilyn Stone presided as members were tested on the F H A motto colors emblem purpose creed and state song. Next meeting is set for month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. A. Club
Marilyn Stone
Names across the class reveal popular and rare given names
The article notes a classroom roll call showing 23 Marys, 15 Jeans, 14 Patricks, and 12 Marilyns among many names. It highlights one Susan in the class and lists numerous less common names such as Valda Leadelle Bertha Josephine Lauretta Janna Vada Alberta Arlita Nonis Juanita Lorine and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Pat
Jean
Joan
Marilyn
Susan
Valda Leadelle
Bertha Josephine Lauretta
Janna Vada
Alberta Arlita Nonis
Juanita Lorine
Dolly Ann Jancan
Bunny Anamac
Glenna Ilene
Matilda Viada
Winnie Carmen Lorena Bonita Fern Iona Mac Carlanne
Annabelle Ronette
Estella
Wanda Gretchen Ila Belle Wenda Luella Kalah
Gwen Lucretia
Lost And Found Studying Across School Halls Texas
A quirky note set describes lost items one: a Sociology teacher, a study hall trouble cause in seventh period, and a note about finding a secret to success through Miss Slunt. It reads like a campus bulletin with playful entries and personal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Keith Schrader
Miss Slunt
Debate Club plans full schedule ahead of Invitational
Miss Fischer leads the Debate Club as six debates per school unfold at Augustana College in Rock Island on January 30 and 31 with three Friday sessions and three Saturday sessions. A Friday banquet at St John’s Parish House precedes overnight stay at Ft Armstrong Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fischer
Augustana College
Rock Island
St. John’s Parish House
Ft. Armstrong
Augustana
Mendota
K. D. Bryson
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Sterling Township High School
Sterling, Illinois
Mildred Krughoff
Editorial
F. H. A. Club News
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