Miss Echternach To Leave Sterling High This Year
Sterling high school will lose Miss Harriet Echternach after thirty two years on the faculty. She plans to move to Oak Park Illinois and marry this summer. She has been senior advisor to the class of 1932 and led Latin teaching with innovative methods.
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Sterling High School
Harriet Echternach
Echternach
Kechternach
Oak Park
Illinois
Sterling High
Forbes
Mehternach
Camp Point
Miss Kehternach
Kehternach
Eechternach
Miss Echternach
Miss Pignatelli
Miss Schternach
Saunders And Young To Head Annual Board
Jeanne Saunders and Jim Young were chosen by the faculty to head next year's Annual Board and serve as co editors. Both have active roles in school activities including Student Council, band, clubs, and student leadership positions.
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Jeanne Saunders
Jim Young
Jeanne
Jim
Art Department Presents Annual Exhibit
The art department held its annual exhibit on May 25 from 2 to 5 p.m. It showcases drawings, paintings and studies in varied media highlighting students skill in organization and expression through light and color, including three dimensional works on two dimensional surfaces.
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Akill
Mosher and Vaughn Named Co editors for 1947 48 Script
Mary Ann Mosher and Mary Vaughn were selected by the faculty to edit the Script next year. They have served as decoration chair and active participants in G A A Spanish Club Hi Tri and dramatic activities. Both girls have contributed significantly to the Script and will continue in leadership roles.
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Mary Ann Mosher
Mary Vaughn
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Hi-Tri
Modernistic Art Exhibit Showcases Student Creativity
A display highlighted designs influencing daily life with outdoor sketches also on view. The exhibit drew a large crowd of art lovers who appreciated the effort. Mr. Neahring and his art class did a splendid job preparing the show.
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Neahring
Baccalaureate Sunday and Graduation Tuesday Plan
Seniors prepare for baccalaureate at St John s Church Sunday with Bishop Lapp delivering the keynote on Cooperation with God. The next evening June third commencement at the stadium begins with the high school band and processional for 120 graduates, with a program including vocal solo by Ray Heilene and remarks by class president Roger Larson.
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St. John’s Church
Lapp
Roger Larson
Ray Heilene
Dick Eikenberry
Ccc
James O’may
Freeport
Illinois
Jeanine Cramer
Cals
Shethih
Alistin
Cendabistal
Marion Wolf
Informality Theme of 1947 Blue and Gold Yearbook
The 1947 Blue and Gold yearbook emphasizes informality with sections on administration activities and sports. It highlights seniors like Jay Kenaga and notes faculty advisors Mehternach Peterson Pignatelli Rockwell plus farewell to Echternach. Congratulations go to editor Donna Fredricks and Ray Heilner for the yearbook effort.
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Donna Fredricks
Roger Larson
Ray Heilner
Mehternach
Peterson
Pignatelli
Rockwell
Misseterson
Jay Kenaga
Possible Debate Topics For Next Year
The national topic for next year is not yet announced. Three possibilities are World Government, Hawaii statehood, and curbing labor unions. Mr. Robbins favors the labor unions option as the most timely and important topic.
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Hawaii
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Alan J. Eberhardt Russell Phillip Ebersole Marilyn Lillian Eckhardt
Jack Harold Edwards Karl Richard Eikenberry
Donna Marie Fredricks
Joyce Luverne Freeman
Betty Jean Friend Albert George Fritz B. Manuel Garcia
Robert 16. Gaumer
Donald I. Girton Joyce Lee Goldberg
Jacquelyn Lee Gossard Richard Eugene Hains
James P. Haskell
Raymond W. Heilener
John Philip Hey James Russell Hill
Helen Marie Hint
Darrell R. Hoffman Dorothy Lucille Holland
Joan Hoogeveen
Harry Bruce Hubbard
Harold R. Wunsberger
Albert. L. Thuanter Donald Claire Huntley George Karl Iben
Agnes Lenora Skerd
Leland B. Jamison
Audrey M. Keller Ardella
Rosalie Kelley
Jay W. Kenaga
Beverly Marie Welker Mabel Anna Welton Jeannine Marilyn Wicks Mother
Louise Williams
Dorisgene Williams Bernice Janet. Wolf Marion Jane Wolf Jean Lou Woodyatt
Edward Zigman
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Art Department
Dramatic Club
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