Local Newspaper Staff and Editors Listed
Co Editors Bertha Peterson Susie Hoffman Staff Charlotte Haynie Vioda rb Bev Hains Leona Hammel man Dorothy Dettman Helen Miller Jeanine Huntley Marilyn Woods Kay Eshelman Sally Mosher Betty Scott Ralah Wes ner Barbara DeZuba Joan Boggott Betty Winn Nonis Snow Joan Keiser Marian Miller Marlene Kenner Joanne Andrews Peggy Beach Sue Bucher Marilyn Wilkinson Jeanne Stevenberg Pat Forquer Shirley Humphrey. Sports Editor Larry Norton Staff Wayne Humphrey Dean Zollar Mert Wallingford Cliff Garriot. Typing Editor Kay Hoogeveen Staff Jeanine Huntley Marilyn Woods Polly Jewell Gwen Turnroth Jeanette Over. Publication Advisors Miss Milderd Krughoff Mr Herbert Parsley.
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Ruth Moreland
Joan Elmendorf
Sally Mosher
Kay Eshelman
Betty Scott
Joan Bogott
Betty Winn
Pat Allen
Nonis Snow
Joan Keiser
Polly Jewell
Dolly Poston
Joanne Andrews
Mary Lou Stern
Marilyn Miller
Pat Walters
Mimi Sterenberg
Marian Parker
Jeannine Cunningham
Charlotte Haynie
Viodarb
Bev Hains
Leona Hammelman
Dorothy Dettman
Helen Miller
Jeanine Huntley
Marilyn Woods
Ralah Wesner
Barbara DeZuba
Marian Miller
Marlene Kenner
Peggy Beach
Sue Bucher
Marilyn Wilkinson
Jeanne Stevenberg
Pat Forquer
Shirley Humphrey
Larry Norton
Wayne Humphrey
Dean Zollar
Mert Wallingford
Cliff Garriot
Community predicts when new school will open
Residents offer guesses on the school project timeline. Each speaker cites dates from near and distant futures, ranging from next fall to centuries ahead, with skepticism and humor about progress.
Patriotism Means Duty to Nation and Honest Citizenship
Editorial urges true patriotism as love for country shown by service in war and honest living in peace. It defends humility over boasting, denounces racism, and stresses knowledge of history, laws, and civic duty for future voters.
The Dead Mouse
A boy catches and hides a dead mouse at school after transporting it from Allan Boone residence. Kay fearfully reacts, causing tears and a loud scene. classmates note her panic as the mouse is discovered to be dead.
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Allan
Boone
Kay
Baseball Trade Dilemma Tests Family Bonds
A fragment shows a family debate over a baseball meant for a girl and a brother exchange. The line implies a failed swap after four days, hinting at a humorous or sentimental conflict within a sports loving household.
Senior Year Snippets of School Gossip and Proms
A lively column records social tidbits from students: names young couples, engagements, flirtations, and rumors about crushes. It notes ring finds, serenades around town, and questions about terms like Cheers while hinting at hallway drama and upcoming dance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Laura
Dick Widdows
Mr. Halloesn
Clark Prentiss
Mr. Hall
Bonita Bolling
Love
Norma Arthurs
Toney Williams
Jean Elam
Jim Bailey
Eilene
Mary Jane Bruns
Bob
Allen Eberhardt
Carol Taft
Carol
Barb Finkle
Camp Lee
Virginia
Mr. Parsley
Barb de Zuba
Jackie Sullivan
Paul Wolf
Jackie
Joan Keiser
Dixon
Les Naphsinger
Ann Twardock
Spelling Reform Echoes In Phonetic Shuffle Debate
A historical piece debates simplified spelling to align letters with sounds. Proposals include dropping silent letters and replacing digraphs, imagining words like circuse becoming sircus and telephon becoming telephone. The piece muses on a phonetic revolution in language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circus
Chang Wood
Enrollment Card Anecdotes About Wacky Paperwork
A lighthearted look at enrollment cards from the start of the year reveals humorous mixups. Students joke about misassigned parentage places and unclear birthplaces, urging readers to check facts on future cards.
Rug themed chatter from school notes list
A list of quirky student comments and names. Each line links a pupil to a rug related remark or mispronounced word. The page captures light humor and miscommunications among pupils and staff.
Script staff seeks story ideas and timely assignment tips
The Script asks students to drop notes in the Script room with requests for content and to submit assignments on time. It emphasizes student input and timely work to boost paper relevance.
Tuition Students at Sterling Township High
One hundred three students from non high school districts attend Sterling Township High School with tuition paid from those districts. Parents must notify the office of address changes and obtain a non high blank when moving outside the township to continue tuition arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Township High School
Sterling
Shoul
Sterling Township
Olsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha Peterson
Susie Hoffman
Mary Jane Bellows
Betty Fenner
Vada Meyer
Carlanne Ruck
Vera Harshman
Mildred Lucas
Anna Twardock
Betty Marken
Kay Hoogeveen
Gwen Turnroth
Jeanette Over
Mildred Krughoff
Herbert Parsley
Bunny Butler
Delores Herr
Paul Small
Jack Hall
Berry Musgrove
Norma Miller
Janna Hey
Lyle Marquis
Shirley Vorderstrasse
Warren Thummel
Maxine Wallis
Odds and Ends
Mr. DeVoe
Don Wink
Mr. Scheid
Rug
Miss Fischer
Wittle
Bob Smith
Noah Webster
Margaret Saillard
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