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

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e E52 ligase 905' XE 5 Xf 0 Qld dx 13 'Xl t , E B 1 ev 5 ml Rgjgmis Miss Loretta Browne is librarian. The picture shows a capacity crowd seated around the library tables. The school I library numbers 3500 books, and subscribes to 30 magazines. Students are encouraged to use the library's reference books, and make regular reports in English classes on books selected for individual reading. Table I-Jag Wallace, Russell Daehler, Harry Deets, Vivian Wolf, Marian Schueler. Table II-David Grim, Wayne Shore, Leland Davis, land Kelsey, harles Conrad, Liynn Wildman. Table III-Norma Landis, Dorothy Janssen, Beverly Freisen, Marion Schultz, Ruth, Heilener, tanley Fritz. Table I V-Neal oulds, Dean Dahlgren, Charles Miller, Larry Fenner, Marjorie Andrews, Wayne Andreas. Table V-Bernice essels, Jack O'Hare, Bill McNinch, Charles Burkett, Vina Pollock, Frank Bressler, Burdette Steadman. Table VI-Dick Whitver, Bob Frasier, ud Annilgg Warren Kyger, Jim Ellmaken' Table VII-Leila Leach, Forrest Frank, Clair Schwank, Merrill Church, Ed Reigel, Ernest Ricklefs. Standing- rena Coleman, Dorothy Woodyatt, Ray Mellott. Ronald Koster, Jean Davis, Ellene' Long, Marian Birdsall.

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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

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R I-H rold Sto , Marion Palmer Doris Overholser Norval Zigler Tom Welton Gerald Wolf Row II Jun Lansford Jean Iglllox, Joalh Killianfnllohn Hunsberger,'LaVern Hoener Keith Smlth Raw I I I Dons Heath Ellen Haskell Gene Harshmaa Fay Ewbank, Gladys Gottel, Janice Little, Merrill Doden Raw IV Janie Bartel Marvin Brewer Arlene Burns Barbara Be Louise Beck, Orla Betts. Social science is taught by Jerome Robbins. He has classes in sociology, civics, economics, occupations, and'American history. He is the teacher in charge of the building after school hours. He also teaches at night school. Two years of social science are required for graduation including one year of American history and one year selected from the above group and world history. This picture shows an American history class in session. 'f'f-sw, v 3 L Cfhf' ' - Yffvgp-K 1 ,, , - fl I X iz