Changes in Faculty and Curriculum for Next Year
The Curriculum Committee proposes major shifts with a new senior required course Problems of Democracy to meet government test standards. Freshman Civics ends. Freshman Physiology remains required. New freshman and junior offerings include home economics, mechanical drawing, general science, world geography, chemistry for juniors, physics for seniors. Latin and Spanish continue. French on alternate years. music appreciation possible. Harmony omitted. Journalism drops. Script staff align with Mr Roley. School day 8 10 to 3 50 eight periods, max five subjects per student. Seven new teachers. drivers training expansion. English and commercial staff added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roley
Sterling High School Names Future Teachers Club Officers
Nev Folkers New FTA President Bev erly Folkers is president and Jean Bush vice-president for the Future Teachers Club at Sterling High School. Kay Gebhardt serves as secretary and Jeanette Milles as treasurer. The final club activity was a May 14 pot-luck picnic at Sinnississippi Park led by Brenda Compton for food, Carol Overholser for transportation, and Jean Bush with Kristeen Ahling for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Teachers Club
Sterling High School
Beverly Folkers
Jean Bush
Kay Gebhardt
Jeanette Milles
Sinnississippi Park
Brenda Compton
Carol Overholser
Kristeen Ahling
Choir Presents Final SHS Concert With My Fair Lady Medley
The SHS robed choir staged its annual spring concert last Thursday evening featuring serious spring numbers, spirituals, light spring tunes, and a My Fair Lady medley. A student dance band directed by G Jack Schuler accompanied the choir on My Fair Lady. Soloists included Wally Kilgus Sue Apple Barbara Nice June Fransen Kristeen Ahling Jan Jackson and Richard King. Terry Rhyne narrated My Fair Lady with dancers Judy Bohlken and Les Johnson performing Belle of the Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHS
Jan Jackson
Richard King
Terry Rhyne
Latin Student Betty Kalkwarf Wins State Contest
Betty Kalkwarf, a Latin I student, placed second in the 1957-58 Latin Contest held at the University of Illinois Urbana on May 3. She received a pin for outstanding scholarship. The article notes additions to the teaching staff including a girls' PE instructor and math teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kalkwarf
University of Minois
Urbana
Eaety
SHS Class of '68 Plans Summer Vacations And Careers
Roving Report lists students from SHS planning summer activities from work and leisure to college funds. Ten join armed services, six nursing, several entering beauty culture or business training. College-bound seniors include Janet Foltz at Taylor University and others headed to Illinois Wesleyan, North Central, Bradley, Northwestern, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Shirley Linboom
Frances Cavanaugh
Tom Daly
Dave Jorgensen
Richard Scott
Dave Seidel
James Carragher
Jim Kyger
Lee Spinka
Jack Finkle
Sue Apple
Joyce Burgess
Beverly Deets
Carolyn Harrington
Linda Needy
Pat Nance
Judy Freet
Wilma Feather
Sterling School of Beauty Culture
Verna Voss
Richard Wagenknech
Audrey Smith
Carolyn van Blair
Janet Foltz
Taylor University
Indiana
Rosemary Esch
Illinois Wesleyan University
Lenore Zaeske
Connie Springer
Spring Arbor
Michigan
Linda Hurley
Normal
Jane Hauger
North Central
Naperville
Nancy Granis
Northern
Barb Nice
State University of Iowa
Kathy McClintock
Bradley
Doug Selden
Northwestern
Ron Huston
Undecided
Steve Heller
Illinois University
Les Johnson
Rockford
Tom Henson
Terry Rhyne
Eureka
Bob Elfline
Knox
Jim Breisch
University of Louisville
Ray Book
Goshen College
Larry Longenecker
University of Ilinois
Russ Willis
Paul Hermes
Jim Mattison
Iowa State
Jack Bonneville
Charles Carter
Ken Engel
Bob Lappie
Western State College
John Worth
Dave Lockhart
Chuck Koehler
DeKalb
John Kreider
Goshen
Joe Myera
University of Ilinoiss
Steve Hill
Richard King
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Nev Folkers
FTA
Beverly Long
Sue Wetzel
Chicago
Carol Phillips
Butch Handel
Gary Noon
Sue Putnam
David Jones
Gary Kosier
Pat McFadden
Jane Stanley
Joyce Roaene
Kenny Freeman
Bob McCormick
Dee Lambert
Rosalie Anderson
John Barthelme
John Benkins
Charles Bensinger
George Biller
Barbara Billings
Dane Black
Judy Bohlken
Raymond Book
Rob Borum
Sandy Braum
James Breisch
Judith Bressler
Wilma Burger
Maine Burgess
Brian Buyers
Ronald Capp
Margaret Chall and
Beverly Crider
David Crofton
Mary Deets
Thomas Doty
Don Ediing
Robert Elfline
Mary Ellis
Donna Elsesser
Linda Emmitt
Judith Eveland Wilma Feather
Judith Freet
Beverly Grim
Marilyn Hackbarth
Jack Hale
Joan Hall
Neil Halverson
Warren Handel Gheryl Harmis
Phyllis Harms
Penny Heffelfinger
Patricia Herbon
Richard Herr
Loren Hollaway
Jane Holmquist
Rosemary Howard Glenda Hulbert
Ronald Hussing
Ronald Huston
Donnie Irwin
Janice Jackson
Larry Jackson
Leslie Johnson
Sue Johnson
Walter Kilgus
Jack Kindle
Nancy Kiser
Charles Koehler
Linda Kosier
James Kyger
Nancy Lahman
Robert Lappie
Stanley Lawrence
Larry Lenhart
Roll and
Lindsay Milton Linton
David Lockhart
Weldon Long
Gary Longanecker
Larry Longanecker
Bradley Ludwig
Janet Luptak
Mary McGlaughlin
Linda McMillan
Bill Manfield
James Mattison
Donald Matznick
Donald Meyer
Oren Meyer
Caroll Minogue
Stephen Moore
Dorothy Morris
Joe Myers
Patricia Nance
Barbara Nice
Charlie Ortiz Weldon Otten
Mary Jane Patten
Judy Pettorini
Nancy Peugh
Patricia Pierce
Georgia Proprieter
Charles Beecher
John Reeser
Nancy Reiter
Nancy Robert Gary Rude
Beverly Scham Mariella Schiaff
Victor Scribner
David Seidel
Douglas Selden
Kenny Sippel
Joan Stewart
Jerry Sucher
Betty Tuft
Beverly Turner
Carolyn van Blair Wayne Volkmann
Doris Wade
Richard Wagenknecht
Shirley Warren Donna. Wheeler
Dorothy Whitaker
Annie Wilder
Judith Williams
Russell Willis
Donald Wilson
Richard Wolf LaVerne Wolfley
Larry Zeigler
Duane Zellar
Dorothy Ahlgrim
Dave Jorgenson
Jim Carragher
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