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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
2
Monthly Sterling Illinois school publication lists staff roles for 1945 46 including associate editor news editor feature editor circulation business and sports editor and publication adviser Miss Mildred Krughoff with personnel named such as Sue Behrens Joyce Goldberg and Gene OConnell among many others.
The 1945-46 Script Staff faces dissolution as the editor leaves for a senior year successor. The year saw football undefeated, a strong play by seniors, a successful basketball season, a third place debate finish, and lively dances. The staff thanks departments for cooperation and hopes readers enjoyed the paper.
The Script editors for 1946 47 are Margaret Macklovsky editor Betty Bull assistant editor. Margaret active in Script work dramatic and Latin clubs. Betty active in music department sings in Robed Choir Girls Ensemble French and Latin clubs. Roger Larson and Donna Fredricks named to edit the 1947 annual. He in debate French club others. she in Latin club G A A and other activities.
The senior trip was a success with rain delaying departures until students were ready. Sue Williams is spotlighted in a playful note about a blue uniform sighting and a sailor.
Roger Larson was elected president of the 1946 47 senior class during the counseling period on Friday May 24. Other senior officers named were vice president Carol Moyer secretary Karl Over and treasurer Jim Cies.
The junior class elected officers Friday May 24. President Jim Young, vice president DuWayne Diets, secretary Marilyn Mundorf, treasurer Harriet Oltman will lead the class for 1946-47.
Phil Breiding turns novelist adding a chapter with each outing and questions when the next one will appear. Susie from Ames Iowa finds the jaunt interesting while Bettty Maxine and others—Dixon Phyllis and more—attend a prom full of surprises and a Keyhole viewer chorus.
To Miss Mildred Krughoff the publication adviser the staff expresses gratitude for supervision and editing help. Thanks go to Bishop Print Shop printers and the Etering Gazette for cooperation publicity and pictures. Earl Holdridge of the Dixon Telegraph provided snapshots. Miss Ellie Hill and Mrs Florence Olson aided with questions.
A fashion column outlines light cotton and gabardine outfits for graduation wear and casual summer styling. It notes pink and blue eyelet pique dresses, playsuits, matching skirts, striped T-shirts, seersucker dresses, plaid T-shirts, and pink yellow white or blue hues.
A nostalgic verse filled with country imagery. It laments leaving San Antono and hometown Wyoming while recalling portable tunes and memories. The speaker longs for familiar scenes like Old Ox Road and the Rio Grande as time passes.
The cast of If Women Worked As Men Do presented May 17 at the Baptist church for the Mother and Daughter Banquet. Featured performers were Lola Stern Joy Pepper Florence Pratt and Lois Eatinger with student directors Sue Behrens and Sue Williams.
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