The Sterling Script Monthly Publication Staff List
The Sterling Script lists staff roles for Sterling High including Everett Myers as editor in chief and Margaret Thomas as assistant editor along with names for business, circulation, and various sections such as sports and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Myers
Margaret Thomas
Herbert Bell
William Sims
Larry Wheeler
Mildred Aschoft
R - Arden Ewbank
Lois Wahl
Mary Belle Haglund
Margaret Birchie
Marion McCoy Feaberges
Virginia Grandon
Bill Black
Jane Smith
Geraldine Councellor
Max Hagans
Genevieve Book
Arlene Steiner
Florence Wolker
Lovrien
Miss Coney
Dev
Three-Year-Old Behind in Plan For 60 Minute Periods
Woomington High will switch to a 60 minute period system starting the new semester. Principal W A Goodier outlined a ten point plan with the change effective January 28 as enrollment tops 1400. Two hour subjects drop to one hour except labs later. Monitor system to follow. Bloomington High is three years behind S H E in admin efficiency.
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Woomington High
W. A. Goodier
Aegis
Bloomington High
Ilinois
Sterling High Social Roundup: Dances and Dates Spill Out
A bustling recap of post holiday social life at Sterling High, listing couples seen at Charity Hall and Junior Holiday dances, Rock Falls and Community pairings, and numerous students attending after-exam gatherings. The piece notes many students without dates, mentions trips to Dixon and East Bayou, and names multiple pairs and solo attendees across venues like Prophets’ and Wallick’s.
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Ibby Hungate
Bud Terhune
Betty Goshert
Bill Hendricks
Tuts Mitchell
Brad Fike
Fran Conde
Fred Hardy
Sue Graham
Bob Besse
Nile Gartner
Betty Wilger
Dixon
Rock Falls
Jane
Pug
Mary Janet
Andy
Tie
Dorothy Mae
Lynn
Ruth Mary
Hill and
Carol
Larry Atkin
Helen Fields
Soda Grill
Sterling
Falls
Book
Burns
Long
Seagren
Beatty
McClanathan
Nichols
Community
Jeanne Walker
Jeanne
Eberle
DeKalb
Erie
Bill
Carel
Greasy
Doris
Wallick
Marion
Wes
Mary Louise
Bob
Stevens
L. T
Madelyn
Lola Hartshorn
Red Seagren
Ray Falls
Helen Reese
R. F
Irvie
Lola Gettle
Larry
Ruth
Dan Russo
Marian
Jimmy
Jeanne W
Bill E
Lola
East Bayou
Davis
Betty J. Clark
Lora Mae McCaslin
Lorraine Ohnen
Sherman Baldwin
Earl King
Charley Hussing
Clare Sonneman
Lelia Thummel
Dorothy Kelly
June Smith
Betty Winger
Mabel Eckman
Tommy
John Stabler
Tic Dimond
Mary Louise Kendle
Jane Ward
Murphy
Hunt
Peterson
Yeager
Chicago
Elise
Bernice
Black Outs and Schoolroom Jibes at Dixon
Notes from a high school scene describe Tom Stabler's new relationship in Dixon, a deceased former partner, a freshman mischief tale, a senior's deception, a student nickel ploy, algebra bravado versus thinking, and exam quips set to song titles. Other quotes rebuke yes/no questions and a winter wonderland comparison.
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Max Hapans
John Bere
Fran Greenlee
Mason Behrens
Notable Staff and Alumni of Wittenburg Wit Magazine
A solemn founder Mr Bowers started the Wittenburg Wit a monthly humorous paper. Miss Brough taught mathematics and Spanish, once in Cuba. U R attended medical school a year, then was expelled from chemistry for talking. Principal Fades, a balloonist, nearly arrested after his Ohio to Pennsylvania flight dragged back yard washings. Senior advisor Miss Echternach was May queen at Cornell. Hooreveen led Iowa conference in basketball scoring for three years. Miss Hunt served with Red Cross canteen in France. Mrs Marsh, English teacher and artist, speaks Chinese. Shir was a missionary in China. Coach Scheid earned college funds playing banjo, now sings with The Man on the Flying Trapeze. Coach Whaley once catcher in semi pro baseball. Miss Yeager coached girls basketball in Iowa. Miss Coney, sophomore English, writes stories under a pen name.
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Bowers
Wittenburg Wit
Miss Brough
Cuba
U. R
Beig
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Echternach
May Queen
Cornell College
Hooreveen
Iowa
Miss Hunt
Red Cross
France
Marsh
Sterling Hieh
Shir
China
Scheid
Whaley
Rural Rumor Sparks Mock Initiation at Club
The piece notes chatter about a person nicknamed Bess sharing meals near the mantel as part of a club initiation, with rural suitors nearby and gossip circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
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Press Club of
Sterling High
Sterling II
Advisors
Mildred Feltz
Marion Pettit
Marjorie Reents
Laura Card
Mabel Witmer
Lester Kreider
Bob Yates
Melvin Jennings
MA. Scteemid
Charles Mversole
Marion McDearmon
Dorothy Burns
Ray Mulls
G. 0.Fill
Myra Kindler
John Rutt
Miss Echternach
Donald Seelover
Arlene Pys
Bob Wright
Arthur Malnix
Ruth Olmstead
Dorothy Schueler
Flo Davidson
Howard Landis
Thoris George Ann Hoak
Sam Klamen
Doris Vanderhoof
Chester Smith
George Elssesser
Twila Iswald
Valera Bernice Baer
Howard Abney
Donna Little
Robert Thomas
L. T. Mortensen
Lucille Pulford
Karl King
John Becker
Beverly Zigler
Jeanette Meggers
Robert Adams
Mary Parks
Donald Ebersole
Norvetta Merlack
Evelyn Randall
Leslie Gould
Bill Hill
Eudeen Mortenson
Marion Shaw
Allene Besse
Stanley Elbert Heller
Dorothy Lucille Kilray
Merle Worth
Pauline Turner
Donald Zhinden
Tom Stabler
Mr. Bowers
John
Johnny Salm
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