Script Junior Issue Earns High Praise From Seniors
The junior class produces the annual Script issue with hard work and promise. Seniors note the Juniors gain practical experience in publishing and acknowledge their success for the year 1952.
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
2
Script junior staff list includes editors and contributors
The issue of the Script is produced by a team of juniors led by Editor Marlene Metzner with staff members Pat Howe Lois Good Shyllis Kosier Jean Stevenberg Audrey Bos Ann Gartner Shirley Buckingham and Arlene Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimi Miller
Lora Lea Wolf
Marlene Metzner
Nancy Forquer
Gail Flaningam
Phyllis Koster
Janice Scott
Barb Gehlisen
Shirley Buckingham
Pat Howe
Carol Benson
Audrey Bos
Ann Gartner
Billie Huenger
Leola Clark
Marilyn Huffman
Lettie Harden
Leone Wolker
Jean Bloomquist
Mimi Sheldon
Margo Dillon
Sylvia Bawden
Judy Swain
Margie Meyer
Mary Saunders
Ann Epshieeman
Dolly Bell
Phyllis McFalls
Jean Sterenberg
Lois Ann Good
Doris Woessner
Betty Scott
Pat Elgie
Mert Kenner
Jan Wagner
Nancy Rothstein
Delores Scheler
Ann Farrer
Mary Lou Oglevee
Ronnie Scheler
Bill Scott
Bob Veugh
Bill Arnold
Paul Small
al Dimond
Herbert Parsley
Patt Meenen
Mary Ann Snyder
Carol Camps
Bettie Winn
Pat Batcheller
Beth Meyers
Sylvia Scham
Margie Wessels
Jeanne Marshang
Leela Clark
Sheila Musgrove
Jeanne Bloomquist
Ann Eshleman
Barb Bick
Lois Good
S’hyllis Kosier
Jean Stevenberg
Arlene Wolf
Young Joel Rice Shines In Piano Progress At Chicago Conservatory
A Sterling High School senior, Joel Rice, finishes high school in three years and pursues piano study at the Chicago Conservatory of Music. He impresses North Shore musicians with his mature recital, earns praise for his technique and warmth, and encores twice. The column notes Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony No. 4 in A major as a highlight and closes with a playful sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Joel
Kimball Hall
Chicago
Rice
United States
Sterling High School
Felix Mendelssohn
Mendelssohn
Clancy
Night Out Recalled With Ten Cent Fun
George recalls a wonderful time last night for ten cents while Jean wonders how much little brother spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Jean
Brother
America the Key to Freedom Literary Column
Ann Lahman reflects on America as a land of opportunity and liberty. The piece extols freedom of speech worship and religion, urges kindness to others and unity, and links civic duty to God and national ideals. It advocates overcoming fear and prejudice for a peaceful, just society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ann Lahman
United States
Church of England
James I
What God Gave Us
A short reflective piece by Judy Maynard contrasts a dark dreary scene with a sudden emergence into light. The narrator describes birds, trees, flowers and animals as the environment brightens and awakens sense impressions of smell and sound.
The Sky Mountains and Skyscrapers in the City
Poetic meditation on towering mountains and skyscrapers in the city. The speaker questions the nature of these grand forms as rain snow sun pass, noting science has offered explanations yet remains curious about what they truly are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
IN THE SNOW
A poem in which a dog left in the snow waits for its master who has gone inside. The speaker scolds the puppy for idolizing one who may be blind to faults, while the pup clings to its owner and refuses other viewpoints. The piece hints at continuing on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puppy
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