Sterling High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Sterling, IL)

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World history classes are taught by Miss Dorothy Ludens. She also has one American history class. Every student in school must have one yearpf American history to graduate. World history is an elective study which is very popular among freshman and sophomore students. Miss Ludens is adviser of the junior class, and supervises all their activities. Z WWW out fi ll - K Hr' W IS Row I-Bill Hussung, Art Wildman, Clifford Radke. Row I I-Audrey Lahrnan, Helen Gleason, Ilene Linton, Paul Qi-ibbons Evan Barraclough. Row III-Janet Wilger, Arlene Eldred, Janet Gezel, Joanne Stager, Bill Trudo. Row I V-Phyllis Stump Dorothy Bmns, Helen Becker, Vivian Brackman, Howard Dickinson. Row V-John Scheineman, Willard Weaver. 9

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R V I, F t t B k-N ma Rollin , Leat ice Landwair Irene Shaible, Frank Birch. Row I I-Russell Coats, Delores Hill, Janieeolilumphlgry, Cgharflgs Calhoun. Rowsl I I-lllfobert Swehlaz Dorothy Stewart, Audrey Cassens, Jerome McKenny, Robert Burke. Row I V-Alice Hoover, Jane Drury, Irene Nesbitt, Claude Cummins. a Miss Harriet Echternach's room is at the south end of the main hall. Here is her fifth period freshman Latin class. Miss Echternach teaches all first year Latin students and also one sopho- more class. The first year students study a general course of Roman history and customs, and Latin composition. Second year Latin students read Caesar's campaigns in Gaul, and write more prose. Miss Echternach has the responsible task of being senior class adviser, and guides the seniors through the, activities of their last year in. high school. .3563 .7 N . V X r' ' wi-,li A ' X Z t V A ,silty if 8

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Row I-Norma Welker, Lila Mae Ritchey, Glenn Gaumer, Bob Anderson, Bob Hague, Bob Martin, Norval Zigler, Neil Allabaugh. Row I I-Howard Kraft, Dick Breitweiser, Sarajane Scott, Geraldine Des Combes, Elwyn Weckesser, Bill Adams, Dorothy Tretteen, Anita Ebersole, Irene Schneider, Charles Van Gilder. Row I I I-Helen Walker, Mary Alyce Butterfield, LaVonne McNeil, Elwyn Long, Bill Benson, Fern Allen, Geraldine Lange, Orville Wade, Ruth Wright. Row I V-Pat Geer, Harriet Radke, Mae Allen, Lois Stern, Don Wallick, Ed Browne, Marian Welker, Ralph Wade, LaVonne Gettemy. Row V-Doris Allabaugh, Suzie Janssen, Ronnie Eberhardt, John Aper, Jim Wink, Keith Wells, Charles Smoot, Row VI-Ray Lourie, Daryl Long, Velda Dingman, Keith Brown, Irene Melvin, Darda Lubben, Row VII-Carroll Shank, Paul Corbin, Don Thome, Ernst Ricklefs, Jim Seloover. In the study hall you'll find the largest gathering of students. Normally, every person in school has two study periods a day. Some have only one. Miss Elizabeth Joiner is in charge of this assembly. She teaches advanced Latin the rest of the day in her classroom on the second floor. 'll ri f 'i f vf xffa-1 if I A . as na. ' Nl, ff X? ,T A' lo