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

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SCHOOL SECRET RIES Mrs. Olsen, Miss Mundorff, Mrs. Bley. Here are the girls who manage the main office. Besides their regular office duties, Miss Mundorff, Mrs. Olsen, and Mrs. Bley run a combination Information Bureau, Lost and Found Department, and Ticket Office. If you are having difficulty finding room F , if you have lost a book, if you want a ticket to a basketball game, or if you need an identification for an out-of-town game, they are ready to help you. JA ITORS Mr. Pm-lton, Mr. Stakemiller, Mr. Mayne, Mr. Reitzel. The men who do a wonderful job of keeping our school in working condition are the janitors. They are well known for their ingenuity in maintaining our rather outmoded buildings. They are keenly interest- ed in all our activities and are good fellows to know. 8

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SCHGOL BO RD H. E. Bell, D. E. Castle, P1 H. Ward, 0. C. Beatty, L. H. Brown. The men whose pictures appear above represent both the executive and the legislative functions of the governing body of the school. The administrative phase is vested in the principal and his assistants, but the policies of the school are determined by the Board of Education. All through the school year it deliberately determines the actions and the functions of every department involved in school life. Particularly have these men been busy with the details of school building construc- tion of the new 331,850,000 project which is now in progress. ALUM l BOARD Sitting'-Hlircidn-1' Woods, St1llllllI1f,1'L'flll?.l.l'lCS Sprinkle, Plorcncc Olsen, Larry Wheeler, Leroy Thunimel, Lyle Hall. 7

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FACULTY Miss Priscilla Coffee, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Gazelle Adams, Miss Doris Burritt, Miss Barbara Larson, Miss Marie Dickson ENGLISH and SPEECH Senior English is a collective review of the preceding years of English, a course in constructive writing, and a survey of English litera- ture. Junior English classes are devoted to the study of American writers and to better writing. Sophomores study contemporary writers. Freshman English is mastering speech and good writing habits. Speech classes study the art of speaking Well and self-assuredly. Miss Harris, Miss Adams, Miss Barnes, Miss Dickson, and Miss Fischer teach English. Miss Burrltt and Miss Coffey teach English, too, and are the librarians. Miss Larson has charge of all speech classes. Miss Lucille Barnes Miss Esther Fischer English French ll