Sterling Township High School Script Staff 1947 48
The Sterling Script monthly lists 1947 48 staff roles from Sterling Township High School Illinois. Mentions co editors Mary Ann Mosher and Mary Vaughn with assignments including News Editor Alyce Lambrecht and Feature Editor Annie Howard. Also notes staff in circulation, sports and typing roles under Publication Advisor Miss Mildred Krughoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Township High School
Sterling, Illinois
Mary Ann Mosher
Mary Vaughn
Mary Jane Fraser
Alyce Lambrecht
Beverly Miller
Babe Bell
Jeanne Saunders
Shirley Humphrey
Merylyn Wilkinson
Wenda Michel
Marilyn Miller
Mary Thompson
Ruth Oreland
Janice Wagner
Bob Keiser
Mert Wallingford
Anne Twardock
Kay Eshleman
Lorraine Reitzel
Joan Keiser
Nonis Snow
Mimi Sterenberg
Jean Sonneman
Sally Moshe
Donna Swinke
Irene Babel
Rita Jackley
Anne Siemers
Ruthie Hains
A Appenzeller
Jeannie Saunders
Barb Bonard
Vera Kraft
Etty Marken
Lucille Stern
Beverly Sulouff
Merilyn Wilkins
Bertha Peterson
Doris Ladenberger
Donna Black
Barbara McCulloh
Arlene Haak
Jonny Marquis
Donna Wallis
Leone Hammel
Editorial Help Kids Across Oceans
The piece contrasts lively American children at play with European and Asian youths scarred by war and disease. It urges readers to spare thoughts for the exhausted, tubercular children abroad while praising the health and energy of well fed American kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
The Disadvantages Of Having Ears Student Survey
A student survey records varied complaints about ears with comments from Fern Allison Hear too many things and Dick ClarkHear too much. Marion Parker notes ears hinder hair combing while Sally Mosher says they're too big and Bob Galloway dislikes them without reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Allison
Dick Clark
Marion Parker
Phil Ward
Mary Lou Stern
Oe Andrews
Salah Wesner
Sally Mosher
Bob Galloway
Names for S. H. S. Bow boys students tabulated
A tabulated list presents boys names among S. H. S. Bow students. Notable entries include Jim John Charles Bill Dick Don Keith Harlan Orville Willard Lexie Leo Darwin Hershel Jordan Francis Daryl Douglas Brent Anthony Ray Lloyd Jerome Walter Manuel Clifford Warren Otto Irvin Norman Merton Lynn Stanley Cecil Chester Cale Jacob Ernest Palmer Merle Darrell Loren Vernon Kennard Clark Gilbert Ivan Dean and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. S. Bow
Jim
John
Charles
Bill
Don
Keith Harlan Orville Willard Lexie
Leo Darwin
Hershel Jordan Francis Daryl Douglas Brent Anthony Ray Lloyd Jerome
Walter Manuel — Clifford Warren Otto Irvin Norman Merton Lynn Stanley
Lmer
Cecil Chester Cale Jacob
Ernest Palmer
Merle Darrell Loren Vernon Kennard Clark Gilbert Ivan Dean
Question-Ideal Date For Girls
Lois Larson seeks a polite boy willing to spend, neat in appearance and good in conversation. Florence Pratt enjoys double dating and planning dates. Mary Jane Fraser wants etiquette, conversation, humor, and fun without gum chewing. Barb DeZuba prefers a sports active, neat date who knows when to go home and avoids talking about others. Carol Camps seeks a light complexioned, blue eyed sophomore dancer who is courteous. Bunny Butler and Lois Foulds want a rich, good looking driver with a 1948 Lincoln convertible. Kay Hoogeveen desires someone not boastful who offers occasional compliments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Larson
Florence Pratt
Mary Jane Fraser
Ile
Barb DeZuba
Carol
Bunny Butler
Lois Foulds
Kay Hoogeveen
Students urged to aid hungry children through monthly Red Cross drive
A message urges readers to help homeless and hungry youths lacking parents or friends. It notes many can spare clothing and calls on the Mach student body H.8S to participate in monthly bundle packing by the Junior Red Cross Council, emphasizing collective responsibility and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mach
Lost and Found in a School Hallway
A collection of notes lists items and people missing or found in a school setting. It mentions Irene Babel, Pat McBride, Miss Schumaker, Ed Wade, Gene Mbersole, Patty Otto, Janice Clary, Barb Bogaard, and Jack Duis. It notes a move to Mason City Iowa and a gifted voice joining the Robed Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Babel
Barbara Bogaard
Pat McBride
Miss Schumaker
Ed Wade
Mary Stewart
Gene Mbersole
Patty Otto
Mason City
Iowa
Janice Clary
Jack Duis
Barb Bogaard
Ten Years of Change at S. H. S. March Reflections
Ten years ago Mr Eades returned from an educational conference in Atlantic City and the March Script open letter criticized farm kids for lacking social roles. The March issue notes progress at S H S with better recognition and involvement, while a planned April 30 dance by Junior and Senior Classes reflects ongoing student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eades
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Dixon
Dixons
Principles of Eye Contact Goofy Exchange Noted
Jeannie Saunders replies that eye contact is a matter of opinion during a panel on oral speech where Miss Burritt stresses eye contact as the best contact. The moment highlights contrasting views on public speaking technique within the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burritt
Jeannie Saunders
Fashion notes as students mix the new look
The article lists students and their outfits showcasing a mix of fashions this month. Marilyn Miller wears brown ballet flats and a checked blouse while Jeannette Over sports a Kelly green skirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Miller
Jeannette
Polly Jewell
Bill Welch
Gene Ebersole
Mert Wallingford
Teddy Aggen
Flossie Pratt
Ruth Moreland
Barb Bogaard
Alice Colberg
Rev. Miller
Annie Howard
Jest a Minute Miss Burritt Quorum Query
Comic exchange on the word quorum with a playful misinterpretation about fish. Alan Boone clarifies the term while Miss Burritt jokes about aquarium seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burritt
Alan Boone
Gert's Dirt Heaps Nicknames And School Gossip
A campus column lists students with nicknames and pairings from Jim Scovil to Zenith Coats. It notes Ray Kenaga’s nickname Red, asks about Sunshine Saunders sun lamp use, and teases pairs like Kay Eshleman and Tom McCormick. Mentions teachers, a teacher-student conflict, and social rumors around March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Scovil
Mary Hull
Red
Betty Deets
Mudhead
John Jul
Dale Long
Dalesy-love
Gert
Ray Kenaga
Jeanne
Sunshine” Saunders
Keith Robinson
Sle
Kay Eshleman
Tom McCormick
Merilyn Wilkinson
Bill Scheid
Joanne Andrews
Chuck Cole
Janice Wagner
Bill Stewart
Carol Camps
Larry Norton
Mary Stewart
Gene Ebersole
Marilyn Bowden
Neil Ford
Mary Huntley
Gary Strock
Mary Stern
Id Wade
Miss Burritt
Allen Boone
Irvin Tretteen
Zenith Coats
Ford
Neil
Lorraine Reitael
Walter Fellows
Darlene Martindale
Arthur
Joyce Vanlforne
Russel Iebersole
June Stern
Bob Ebersole
Iona Mae
Lloyd Stern
Itag Tli
Pete Casey
Marion Parker
Bob Reed
Max B
Susie
Ted Janssen
Peoria
Seventh Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Krughoff
Editorial
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