Sterling Script 1946 47 Editorial Staff Listing
University newspaper roster lists editor Margaret Macklovsky and staff including Betty Bull Joyce Goldberg and many others across departments. Names cover editorial, business and circulation roles with multiple contributors in sports and typing sections. Publication advisor is Mildred Krughoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Macklovsky
Betty Bull
Phil Hey
Joyce Goldberg
Babe Bell
Marge Cameron
Janet Clark
Ruth Detweiler
Dave DeWind
Dick Eikenberry
Dale Holloway
Jim Hill
Alyce Lambrecht
Lois Lambrecht
Avis Landheer
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
Ed Zinman
Lea Kelley
Carol Balster
Donna Fredricks
Jackie Gossard
June Harms
Joan Stoogeveen
Annie Howard
Jay Kenaga
Marilyn Raphael
Betty Friend
Mary Vaughn
Lanna Welton
Irene Babel
Barb Bogaard
Margie Cameron
Doris Deets
Joan Elmendorf
Arlene Haak
Vera Harshman
Rita Jackley
Gladys Long
Donald Maxwell
June Meyer
Vata Meyer
Pat Putman
Lorraine Reitzel
Ann Siemers
Beverly Sulouff
Bernice Wolf
Gene O'Connell
Bob Giffrow
Ted Janssen
Harlan Puterbaugh
Bob Reed
Mary Seloover
Helen Hinz
Betty Jean Morris
Mildred Krughoff
Stop Thief Targeting Milk Machines at Sterling High
An editorial laments milk machine theft at Sterling High School and urges students to stop abusing the system. It notes pint theft harms the milk salesman and warns that machines could be removed if cheating continues. It praises honest students and calls on readers to confront offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High School
Rock Bottom
Ideal Sterling teachers named as student ideals
The article playfully crowns two Sterling teachers Miss Gertie Gulash and Mr Donald Dumdum as student ideals. It humorously lists exaggerated traits and comparisons to many other staff, concluding the personas are fictional and meant in good fun for the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Lana
Gertie Gulash
Donald Dumdum
Miss Gulash
Miss Krughoff
Miss Harris
Miss Sasek
Chttie
Miss Adams
Miss Rockwell
Miss Schick
Miss Frahm
Miss Peterson
Miss Johnson
Miss Schumaker
Mrs. Peterson
Miss Burritt
Gertie
Miss Pignatelli
Mr. Oogeveen
Mr. Scheid
Mr. Dumdum
Lee
Don
Frankie
Bing
Small
Sterling High
Epitaph Poem on Teachers Causes Quiet Reflection
A lamentary verse requests burial with lessons in place of a tomb inscription. The speaker asks for algebra at the feet and science at the head, praising teachers who shaped the fate described as death. The poem names Miss Faith Mr. Small and urges teachers not to cry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Faith
Promised Lands
Mr. Small
Ars Gratia Artis Doubled Stars Parade Surfaces
A playful piece lists many famous actors and actresses as hidden doubles in a spoof about casting. It riffs on lookalikes like Dana Andrews Gene Tierney Lana Turner and Katharine Hepburn while noting the improbability of real call to roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Andrews
Dick Hains
Gene Tierney
Jean Hood
Sonny Tufts
George
Ben Danny Kaye
Roger Larson
Elizabeth Taylor
Dolly Ann Poston van Johnson
Dave DeWind
Lana Turner
Kay Hoogeveen
Veronica Luke
Wang Eee Cesbeal
Maxine Hill
Diana Lynn
Betty Jean Friend
Caesar Romero
Manual Garcia
Jennifer Jones
Sodn
Len Kelley
John Garfield
DuWayne Dietz
Joan Bennett
Marian Parker
Alan Ladd
Lawrence Norton
Dick Haymes
Maurice Mistke
Bette Davis
Bunny Butler
Lizabeth Scott
Mary Vaughn
Katherine Hepburn -Maeilyn
Raphael Raymond Massey
Jimmies
Tyrone Powers
Mr. Lee James Cagney
Brandan
John Lund
Keith Behrens
Lucille Ball
Betty Bull
Ronnie Reagan
Harold Fink
Hedy Lamarr
Polly Jewell
My Fervent Prayer of Enduring Faith in Heaven
A devotional verse narrates steadfast faith amid worldly turmoil. The speaker asserts lifelong devotion, belief in grace, and hope for eternal reward in God’s kingdom, declaring resilience through trials and a final entry to heaven.
That Man Our Favorite Florida Teacher Mr Scheid
A playful portrait describes Mr Scheid a tall glasses wearing teacher with a Florida tan. He is cheerful and amusing in class yet can provoke when in a bad mood. The sixth period students admire his style and bright brown attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Mr. Scheid
We Pick Up All The Diet In ENE
Shortage of electricity in England prevents the Vacuum Sweeper from collecting much dirt this month. A gag column notes quirky local gossip about residents from Dixon Morrison Davenport and Rock Falls and ends with a joke about the janitor finding the key to a locked dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles Boyer
Don
Louie Lambrecht
Jim Glenn
Pat Conrad
Bessie Book
Francis
Davenport
Sterling
Betty Jean
Lois Eatinger
Morrison
Lis
Tom Stokes
Miss Hunt
Margi Moulton
Rock Falls
Polly Hoppler
California
Polly
Coliseum
Apparel Trends at Local School Parade in Mustard and Grey
The feature highlights students and staff showcasing current fashion in schoolwear. Janet Diffembaugh leads with a mustard color one piece dress. Margaret Macklovsky and Clarke wear grey gabardine and light green two piece suits. Marilyn Theilen and Shirley Meier model college skirts and plaid patterns. Dave Giffrow shows a warm three quarter length coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Diffembaugh
Margaret Macklovsky
An Clarke
Helen Hinz
O. K
Marilyn Theilen
Shirley Meier
Dave Giffrow
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