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

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ELDERS OF THE TRIBAL COUNCIL GUIDE THE YOUTH OF STERLING HIGH SCHOOL ADMIN ISTR TIO

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KT.: ' Xt, ' Q. tts V N it J so is e 1 X l -xxx 1 KX 0 'n By the waters of Rock River, By the heights of Sinnissippi, Stood the wigwams of the red men, Stood the villages of teepees. Here they hunted deer and bisong Here they lived and toiled and prospered, Long before their pale face brothers Found these lands so Wild and wayward, Found these Woodlands and these meadows. And their mighty chiettan, Blackhawk, Bravest of all lndian Warriors, Led the red men into battle, Led them from the field victorious, Like our army and our navy, Fighting now across the Water, Many Sterling High alumni Are enrolled in the armed forces, And they serve this country ably ln a time of groivest peril. To the courage and the bravery Of these fine American Warriors, To their boldness when in battle, To their wholesome mode of living - We, the students of this high school, We would dedicate this yearbook.

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Carl E. Griesser, W. L. Hendricks, Elmer T. lanssen, A. W. Wheeler, , H 1 1 2- 5- ' - Q , annul ,N A Nz N-T2 Philip H. Ward WAR COUNCIL Many are the weighty problems Dealt with by this Worthy council. All are wise and learned Warriors: All are leaders in our city. Once a Week they meet together With the chieitain in his office. Now they plan a greater Wigwam For this ever-growing school. BOARD MEMBERS Elmer T. lanssen Carl E. Griesser William L. Hendricks Philip H. Ward Arthur W. Wheeler TERM EXPIRES 1942 1942 1943 1944 1944