Sterling High School - Tiger Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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FACULTY 1 1945 'IHGER PAGE T1-IIRTEEN t 'Ut IX 4 1 Sixteenth Year As Principal Sixteenth Year As Sterling ot High School C. F. POOLE has se.ved as pri..- cipal of Sterling High School for 16 years and dean of the Sterlinr' Ju:- ior College for the past three years. Mr. Poole is a member ot the Lions Club. Elks Club. Masonic Lodge. White Shrine. and is an ac- tive church member. He feels that some of the notable accomplishments in school activities durin, 'ne year were the sale of s-'1n.ps and bonds. the collection of sal tax tofzens which amounted to ?1.a0 and the publication of a stu- dent F-Lnfioogk-all of which were sl.,'I1YOl'6'Cl bg: th student council. Superintendent ROBERT R. KNOWLES superi 1- tendent of Sterling schools and the Logan County High School System for 16 years. has been serving th. school system in Sterling 32 years He was elected to the Board of Re- :ents for Colorado University IW years ago. Mr. Knowles rarely misses an as .embly and never misses an ath- letic event, He addressed the stu- dent body January 26 on A on.- mon Enemy. S udents and teachers Vere dee J- ly saddened bf' the announcement c the death of .is . n. L. R. fl. Knowles. Jr., on February 16. xvl'.i2L. ,zcurred while he was sersin' ine armed forces somewhc' 'L .:fOIl'1ll.l. tl.E MII. 'YN PXVIFIS Y 'W f o ' N x mms! cm l la so t 1' L , N tw AW , 1 . 5 . 1 if 5,2 H ' ' ' . sexe 1-1 gf:

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Memorial Service rSemors Salute Sterling Loses l 4 - A - --e- - PAGE TWELVE SENIORS Lawrence Joseph Wemsman St. Peters 1-2. Bridgeport Nebraska, Square Dance S Club 4, B Club 3, Football 4, Track 4, Boxing 4, Football 3. lla Mae West Pep Club 2-'I-4. G.A.A. 2, Honor Society 3-4, Social Commit- tee 3, Band 1-2, Orchestra 2, Chorus 1, Choir 2-3-4, Saxo- phone Quartette 2, Senior Girls' Sextette 4, Learn to Dance 1, Square Dance 2. Prom Committee 3, Tiger Staff 4, Bridge Club 4, Intramurals 2 Class Officer 2-4 Pep Club Officer 4. Hu h Rodnev ltIlll3Fl'lS Peetz Hi h 1 2 3 Class Plays 1 2 3 Baseball 1 Softball 2 3 Music l 2 3 4 Secretarx 1 Corre pondmg Secretaiy 2 Vivienne Irene Woodward Home Ec 2 3 Learn to Dance 1 Basketball 1 2 Vo' eyball 1 2 Horie Fc Club Vice President 1-2 year President lk year Club Reporte Martha Aurella Yeager Home Ec Club 2 3 Rifle Club Intramural Basketball 1 z Cleo Fay Yonkers Sturgeon High 12 Sterling Jlanuai and Sturgeon High Schools 3 Hayward Union High and Sterling 4 Dancing 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 4 Tennis 4 Hockey 4 Held for President On the afternoon of April 12 Franklin D Roosevelt passed away leaving our nation and the world be 1 reft of a leader of such stature thatl ture and posterity alone can fullyl measure For the majority of high school students he is the only president oil our country whom we are able to recall In time to come we shall be able to say to those yet unborn I saw him in the newsreels heard his voice When he talked to us he said M5 friends When l meant it President Roosevelt was a friend to the people of our nation He did more for the common laboung man and for the farmer than anx other who has held the highest office in our land President Roosevelt was not orl, great as a national leadel but great as a 1 international leadei The world capitals of our Allies mourned him The whole Christian world was united in mouinlng for :lm On the morning following his death the public schools of Amen ca throughout the land conducted memorial services in his honor In Sterling High School assem bled students rexerentlx met in the auditorium to observe rites which not one of us shall ever forget And though we find the death of our president hard to accept we subscribe to the staunch faith that' distates the unquestionable right ness of Divine Will and we Join! with our superintendent of schools 1 M' R R Knowles who said onr that memorable day that he felt as if God had said to President Roose y velt Well done thou good and, faithful servant and that He had called him to a greater and a no l bler field Elks Reward Five Seniors Fhxllis Ness Marie Chr tnei Loren Pauling Charlene McBride and Joanne Berkstresser Sterling High seniors were winners in most aluable student contest sponsor-.d by Elks lodge in rebruars Awards were made March 1 bi C F' Poole principal in behal of the Elks Phxlhs Ness and Loren Pauling recened So each Mdlle Christnex placed third with a prize of S10 Second prize of S15 wis uon bi Joanne Berkstressel First prize of 52a was won bx Charlene McBride Joannes and Chaxie ies essaxs were entered in the stale contest Mrs Shambausvh Outgoing seniors hereby here with and hereupon express their deepest regards sincerest thanks and abiding respect for Mrs Mar garet Shambaugh senior class soon sor of 45 In every class activity in which this years crop of graduates has become involved Mrs Qhambaugh has been right on the beam and has helped us get on the beam If we have accomplished anything and We trust We have although we are aware that there are some scof fers who might disagree we owe the success of said enterprise to, this ladx of u failing ideas n flagging enthus1asm and unfa ter ing Judgment We seniors of 4 nmetx fourl strong salute the one and only Mrs 'vlaigaret Shambaugh' STl DENLS MAKE RINGS Ten students made up the lapi dan club this 'Vear These students worked faithxullx and made almost all kinds of Jewelry such as rings ' bl celets ne kiaies and pendants 'lhei learned to polish stones Mis Ford how Richard Id like to go through at least one period! without cold n sou Richard W ell xou hate nn per II'1SSl0ll i Mr G W Gibbs to College Campus Mr George W Gibbs assistant principal dean of boys and math 1 .structor is the second teacher Sterling High has lost to C W C the first being Mr B Z Wood who left us last year Mr Gibbs for three years asso cmted with S H S will be on the Denver campus next fal It was nnounccd in the Aprl 23 issue of the Argus that he had accepted a position on the teaching and su pervisory staff of C N C Students esterd to N'r Gibbs an best wishes' Sadie Hawkins Party, May 4 Sadie Hawkins day was observed in the custom ry manner with an al' school social on May 4 1945 IH Blair Hall The girls tagged their Lil Abners and escorted them to the dance in full array with cor sages of onions carrots and rad ishes Pefreshments were sersed and prizes were awarded to the best Jlt terbugs waltz partners costumes etc Mr Jack MacAdams furnished the music and several new popular records were bought for the dance , . s . 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PAGE FOURTEEN MR L1-,E BARNETT a graduate of Colorado State College of Educa txon '1t Greeley lS completmg h1s th1rd wear as lnstructor of shop 111 Sterlmg H1gh Mr Barnett IS spon sor of the Lapxdary Club and IS also mterested 1n archery Perhaps Mr Barnetts blggest lnterest IS IH hlS two sons Gary aged three and Tom aged one THE 1945 TIGER FACULTY Wir A P BERKSTRESSER has now completed h1S twenty second sear as lnstructor of mathematxcs at Sterllng H1gh School H IS a freshman adv1sor and IS also a member of the Nat1onal Honor So CIGIS commlttee He 1S mterested 1n sports 95138013112 huntmg and f1sl11ng He spends hxs summers lust rough1n lt 1n the mountalns XII N llll ill FORD 11111111 f Nlhn NI KXINIM I- KIRK Illl ll 1 1 ll llltl C 1C ll ll 1 ' 111 11 111 1 N11 11 H1111111 Soc111x c1111111111111 1 1 s 11 S 1 1 Cf 1111111111 1 111 lll T1x O11 1111 1 1 1111 1 N N 1 1 11111 1 11 1 111 11 11 1 1 H111 1 1 11 1 1' . ,l ' A 1 . . . I 1 ' 1 . A A1 A' 'L A f' , ' N A ' , - 1 , - 3 - - , t - - - C , - . . 5, . . 1 . ' . , - . v A 1 - . ' My . . . . . 5 e . . .L , , , V, , , . . l Y wt . 3 -+'a4 1 if. '. . 111 -1 11 . .' I ' ' 'Q - . ' '. 1 1 .' .'T 2 ' . s S111 111511. 111111'1111l1s111. and E tl1s11 .I '. il 'ij , .ss1s11111' 1111111-fi her f11'st -till' rs . l'll'- S11 ' 11 111111011 1 l1'1s1'. 11111111 11' 111 11s1's HL11- 115 Cllklrh' as I1 Sk 1111 111. g:1'1111'11111l. 61111111 DUT-'N F11 'WI' 111 tor 111' E11gl1.l 11 11111 lllilll 51111111 111111 - 5- 1 Tl1's is 111-1' f 1':'1 1111 ' 111 lt llll1l 1111- . 11141 - 1 ' -1 as. w- 111111 the 1111' ' C'Oll'!1l. Sl - 11'- 111111 11111111 111 1111 71 11 111- S1111 l1.lX 111112. ' -Jas. '11l1 llll. '1111t 1:11s1:111lJ111l Co11c-11. and 11-111-11111 1-1.11-1111 1111- AIBI dw,-1.1. 11-Om 1111- 1211111111111 111-- s111'1'1v111'111l 1'1 lll'Q 111111 .'1'W .11'XiL'11. S111 'F 51 S111' 111 of 1111 T11 '11121UC'F- 113-' C 111'1lf'T4'fl me L'11 '1-rs111' rf Oklz 11 1 1 111111 1 -' 1-l1ss1- l111'11- 11111111 111111-11 w11 ' llll' 1111- 1l1f -i311.111sl1 Cl.1l1 111111 f- '1111' 1111- 1111111 '-1 111' 111 S1 111111 H121 Hi' M . c '!l4l'1' Igl 1lll N11r1l111'1-s11-1' Lvlll- W: 'L'l111s1, l111'11l1'!11l1s1111c' 11'u.11111.1- 11.s111' 111 1111- A1'u11s 111111 Tu -1' Q' - '11:11-2111s 1'l1111111f11'B' 111 111' 51 111112 11-1's11i11 1111 1'11ll -1-111111 111 '7l'llllr 111 11111. S111 1111s 111111111111 lll N'1'.1'lll- 1s 1111 211.1111 '1111-1'1s11-cl lll 111 1' 13' 11111 1111- C1l1l1l'!t H1- 1 -s 111 1.11111 111111-11 1-1 1111l1u11 11 :111 .s 'I 1-1' 11l:1'1'1s1111 F1111'1'l11ld 7.1111-11111 N111 J1 - 11111 11sl1 llT1'!'1lllll1' 'VIR HERBERT BOGGAN IS an mstructor 1n both th lngh school and the JUDIOI' college He IS 1n terested 1n hlstorx bmgraphx and sports Mr Boggan IS a graduate of MIBSISSIDDI College He has an 'VI A degree from Tulane Un1 xersltx ID Nev1 Orleans In He has done graduate work at the Umxer s1tx of Illdlqllfi N I1 I PUR! P FIBBN '1 of 1 111 X111 If 11111 111 1o111111111e1 1 Nl 1 1 s 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 llxf 11155 LOL IsE CRONIBALGH an alumna of Sterlmg H1gl1 IS com pletlng her fourth xear as lnstruc tor of gxrls phxslcal educatlon and as G A A sponsor She IS a sophomore adv1sor and also dean of women 1n the 1un1or college She IS a mem b r of the recreat1on commlsslon and has done much to ach1eve pres ent recreat1on fac1l1t1es 111 Sterlmg WIINN NIU LLLX INN!! has C11111 X 11 lllNl L Q 1 1 sc 1101 l lt lX 1 1 11111 111 K 11 ll Q 1 1 11111