SHS Seniors Map Postgrad Plans After Graduation
Of 176 seniors surveyed by guidance counselor Miss Krughoff, 101 plan further training. Girls 44 of 81 and boys 57 of 95 intend college, with 31 girls definite about colleges such as Northern Illinois University, Illinois State Normal, University of Illinois and others. Teaching tops fields for girls, with 15 aiming to be teachers and various majors listed. Forty four of 57 boys plan college, choosing Illinois schools, Wartburg, Carthage, and other universities.
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SHS
Miss Krughoff
University of Illinois
Northern Ilhois University
Iinois Wesleyan University
Wartburg
Carthage
University of Wisconsin
University of Virginia
University of Kansas
Seniors Relate Life Plans of SHS Graduates
Seven SHS seniors share aims after graduation. Denny Stewart pursues pre medical study at Knox College and plans medical missionary work. Robb Powell targets Purdue University to become an aeronautical engineer. Kay Gebhardt, inspired by Europe, hopes to teach social science abroad after Illinois Wesleyan. John Gerber will major in natural sciences at Goshen College to enter medicine. Marianne Heas, after Wheaton, seeks a music sector secretary role. Fred Davis aims for electrical engineering at Wabash College and leadership roles. Gloria Kaln plans to sing in a nightclub and write plays, hoping to marry a professor type man and raise three children.
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Denny Stewart
Knox College
Medico
Hope
Robb Powell
Purdue University
Kay Gebhardt
Illinois Wesleyan
John Gerber
Goshen College
Wheaton College
Marianne Heas
Music Corporation
Fred Davis
Fred
Wabash College
University of Denver
Gloria Kaln
Sterling Future Homemakers elect next year’s officers
At a Sterling meeting the Future Homemakers of America chose next year’s officers. President Dora Kirk, Vice President Laura Lawton, Secretary Barb Moore, Treasurer Alice Harrington, Projects Gloria Schreiner, Recreation Carol Pough, Historian Jean Marshall, Publicity Susan Harrington and Sharon Harrington, Parliamentarian Donna Reed. Laura Lawton earned the most points for club participation. runners-up were Marcia Betts, Gloria Schreiner, Susan Harrington, Alice Harrington, and Nancy Cavanaugh.
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Sterling Future Homemakers of America
Dora Kirk
Laura Lawton
Barb Moore
Alice Harrington
Gloria Schreiner
Carol Pough
Jean Marshall
Susan
Sharon Harrington
Donna Reed
Marcia Betts
Susan Harrington
Nancy Cavanaugh
Three Sterling Students Enter State Latin Contests
On Saturday April 30 Barb Gobott Judy Lipka and Gloria Kal en Sterling finalists accompanied by Latin instructor Mr Moor traveled to Galesburg to take the state Latin examination. They were the only Sterling students to qualify for the state competition despite others excelling in district and regional events.
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Barb Bogott
Judy Lipka
Gloria Kalen
Sterling
Mr. Moor
Galesburg
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Diane Apple Reth
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Jerry KE. Bartlett
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Arietta Morice Bradley
Larry Braun
Joyce Ann Brickley
Jim Briggs
Judith Ann Buckner
Jean Ann Bush
James B. Dewey
Janice Kay Dickinson
Lorna Rae
William A. Duncan
Fred J. Eberhardt
Jay Stanley Ebersole
Dara Elizabeth Erb Melvin Robert Fell
Gary BE. Fields
Judith F. Fisher
Ronald E. Foltz
Edwin Delano Fransen
Kenneth Adrian Freeman
Patricia Ann Freet
Russell G. Falls
Susan A. Gartner Kay Louise Gebhardt
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Betty May Gerken
Gerald A. Ghelaon
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Max L. Hacker Walter James Hadcock
Carolyn Sue Hanna
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Sandra Lee Jackson Earl Clarence Janssen Gail Vincent Johnson
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Janice Kay Johnson
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Karen Ann Joyce
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