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

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19,0141 ' g,,,4,,.,... ' 'Clava .LLf-xfo--n..,6:o-....z- a-...J 4,0 Z1 . A-'2 '9 u gJ ' , - - - AMMM ,.5 23 ,...,q.L-san. DA fat 4,51 Z..-.:.-r-o-4d -'- if M'- QP who Third year English classes this yt-:ir stiicliocli'- L4Q English literature, with one quarter spent on composition work. This is a group ot Junior students pushed together into one corner English, and is adviser of the school newspaper -14,14 David Stryker teaches three classes of Juniolyw-4.4.0 and year book. He also directs the vocal music 344, 5 organizations. - ' , ' -G Kiwi' Wm, :I 64... . G ' 01 Mr. Strvkm get-1111 ' 244441 1'0 -42-4 - K9 T' .Aon Ll 5 Q9 ' ,Q G. ' 60 db ' 4? S'-df'-I Z9-'4..d:,,s1.7. QL,-,Qp -5,44 Zz-A Raw I-Geraldine Shore, Doris Abel, Lillian Bernstein, Gordon Behrens, Jack Chapman, Vir inia Deets, Don Eaglin, Ed Bowers, John Gould. Row I I-Charlotte Carl Irene Boyer, Max-Jory Lange, Bett McCombs, Jacque gterenberg, Bett Truedson, Joanna Prentiss, Elda Robbins, Wayne Friedrichs. Row III-DeVere Leonard, Rogert Woodyatt, Paul Hague, Milford Shuman, Joe Tafolls, Bob Hey, Leland Book, Leon Gould, Paul Johnson. I6

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ex ' 0 V 'Q507 , 954+ . , We ik.. JA 'W fi. ', ' ' , j E- Most freshmen study English under Mrs. Evelyn P. Marsh. The course is divided into ,' , ---. one semester of English composition and one ,,,?,::aag.p: semester of literature. The semester of fresh- ,ten ,. man composition is especially important as it lays the foundation for all advanced work in ' ' ff' -' school. During the literature half, students .- study masterpieces of writing by authors of , different nationalities. l At Map-Forest Olmstead, Dwight Sterenberg. Row I , Front Lo Back-Jean Bressler, Arlene Betts, Jeanette Weaver, Betty Sehmiedebush, Marit Riser, Mary Watson. Row I I-Gladys Dimond, Douglas Ford, Myron Shannon, Cathryn Detweiler, Betti- Jaanne McNeil, Robert Siex. Row I I I-Virginia GeLaz, Ansel Henderson, Howard Moran, Jack Jamison, Margaret Relger, Ray ooster IS'

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Miss Helen Pasek has five classes of sopho- me W .5 l mores like this one, who spend one semester studying English composition and one semester reading American literature. The composition sections had fun this year writing to famous persons to ask about their favorite hooks when in high school. A unit of magazine study dealt with current literary publications, and acquainted the student with popular periodicals. Raw I-Dorothy Schutt Marian Eade Lorrai M'1 - - . W lf, Ea . 1, y Ile llef, D01'0thy Capp, Jean Wiggins. Row II-D ht M rte , Cl Dgwey hfgrglgssg' gga1?'5hI::Egrflu55egK05t9Y, Gwrge Manon. Row I I l-Tom Bogaard, Bill Taylor, vlgsyols. groo!l:inBi1l 8.132519 ' 111- 'OHM the Wall from Left to Rzght-Jack Freeman, Paul Weyrauch, Nellie Hill, Patricia GeLaz 'Q' I7