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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1949

Page

4

Senior Picnic to Be Held May 1

The Hi-Tri April meeting at the YWCA featured a pot luck supper at 6:30 before the program. Miss Hatch spoke on the Hi-Tri summer conference at Camp Hauburg, and several delegates will be sent. Officers elected: President Sue Ducher, Vice President Ronnette Shanger, Secretary Sally Mosher, Treasurer Beth Meyers, Program Chair Carol Camps, Social Chair Kay Eshelman, Publicity Chair Marlene Bucher, Worship Chair Merilyn Wilkinson. Next meeting at Sinnissippi Park with officer installation.

Hi-Tri Y.W.C.A Miss Hatch Camp Hauburg Mississippi Sue Ducher Ronnette Shanger Sally Mosher Beth Meyers

Upperclassmen Take Tests on April Eighth

On the eighth of April the Sophomores Juniors and Seniors were given a test on social and scientific developments. The annual nationwide high school testing program aimed to measure student knowledge. Tests were sent to the University of Iowa for grading and comparison and results were returned for classroom discussion.

University of Iowa

Jim Young Earns High Honors at U I Phi Eta Sigma

A letter from F E Stafford of the University of Illinois praises Jim Young a Sterling Township High School Class of 1948 graduate. On March 22 he was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma, the premier scholastic society for freshmen men, marking the highest honor possible in a student’s first year.

F. E. Stafford University of Minois Jim Young Sterling Township High School

May Schedule and School Events Preview

Five week reports due. District tennis and track meets planned locally. Monitor’s Dinner and G.A.A. Banquet. Freshmen sophomores Jr. varsity events at Prophetstown. State track finals for freshmen sophomores at Princeton. Glee clubs concert in Dixon. band at DeKalb. Memorial Day no school. Faculty dinner.

Monitor's G.A.A Prophetstown Dixon Dixon Dixon Princeton DeKalb

Prom Cochairs Chosen Jeanne Sonneman and Larry Norton

Jeanne Sonneman and Larry Norton have been named co chairs of the junior senior prom. Jeanne belongs to French Club Hi Tri Student Council Dramatic Club and G A A vice president. Larry is in the band Robed Choir Script Sports Editor Student Council tennis team S Club and Campus Club.

Jeanne Sonneman Larry Norton Jean Hi-Tri G.A.A Dramatic Club Larry

Dramatic Club Party Sets Costume Rules and Dares

The Dramatic Club held a party on Wednesday April 27. Old members required new members to perform a short skit and dress in comical costumes. Girls wore jeans with varied hems, two shoes, jewelry, split hair, hats, and minimal makeup, while boys donned skirts, tees, jewelry, makeup, boots, a woman’s hat, accessories, and carried an umbrella. Consequences were imposed for improper dress.

Dramatic Club

Jazz Assembly Presented by School Monday Morning

A 9 oclock assembly featured Eugene Mayer a leading jazz stylist entertaining the student body faculty and guests with popular jazz bebop and boogie woogie tunes. Nelson Sabin a noted Hollywood producer and humorist drew interest with his genial personality as the program pleased all and hopes rise for future appearances by these artists.

Eugene Mayer America Nelson Sabin Hollywood

Red Cross Easter Project Nets $60 In Donations

The local Red Cross Easter project collected sixty dollars from contributors. Donated goods included boxes of food clothing and household articles. Gratitude is extended to all who gave so generously.

The Red Cross

Latin Club Roman Banquet at the gym

The Latin Club held its annual Roman Banquet Thursday night in the gym with a meal served in Roman fashion. A skit about the lives of ancient schoolchildren followed. Eighth graders interested in Latin were invited. The chairman was Lora Lea Wolf with committees for Entertainment Publicity Costumes and Decorations.

Lora Lea Wolf

Senior English Students Visit Chicago

On May 7, Miss Fischer and several faculty members will take a group of seniors to Chicago. A chartered bus will transport them, with morning shopping and sightseeing. In the afternoon they plan to see the stage play Finian's Rainbow.

Miss Fischer Chicago Finian

Introducing Miss Johnson The DeKalb Educator

Miss Johnson serves as the assistant Home Economics teacher in her final semester. She hails from DeKalb Illinois and enjoys shrimp above all foods while claiming broad tastes. She also likes sewing cooking and both semi class and popular music.

Miss Johnson DeKalb Illinois

Monitors Banquet Held at Lincoln Hotel

The annual monitors banquet occurred Monday evening May 9 at the Lincoln Hotel with a 6:30 dinner for all attendees. Special guests were Mr and Mrs Eades. No entertainment program was planned due to other conflicts that night.

Lincoln Hotel Monitors Mrs. Eades

Script junior issue ends term of staff

The Script expresses gratitude to all who contributed to this issue as the junior members complete their work.

Molecule jokes raise a split atom punchline

A playful line envisions a molecule urging progress with upbeat cheer. The atom responds by laughing so hard it splits, turning a simple gag into a tiny science moment.

Seniors Plan Annual Picnic for May 11 at Eagle Point Park

The senior group plans their annual picnic for Wednesday May 11 at Eagle Point Park Clinton Iowa. If weather forces change the event moves to May 18. They depart the high school about eight in the morning and return by four in the afternoon. Slogan is Rain rain go away the seniors want to play.

Eagle Point Park Clinton Iowa

Spring Concert May 24 at the coliseum aims for full program

The Robed Choir presents its annual spring concert on May 24 at the coliseum. The program includes works like With a Voice of Singing Tenebrae Factae Sunt The New Song Exultation The Holy City and Donkey Serenade Italian Street Song Ballad For Americans featuring soloists Joyce Carter Cloyd Meyers and Don Scharfenberg. The choir performs without solos between sections due to program length.

Holy City Christiansen Stuart Walltz Herbert Joyce Carter Don Scharfenberg Herbert Otet Robinson C. Cloyd Meyers

Honor Roll List Covers Freshmen to Senior Students

The honor roll features Virginia Hildebrand Nancy Kunde Norma Miller for freshmen, Anne Twardock as sophomore, Harry Blaisdell and Dean Eshleman as juniors, and Orville Kimball Peggy Beach Janna Hey Helen Ohms as seniors.

Virginia Hildebrand Nancy Kunde Norma Miller Harry Blaisdell John Bowman Dean Eshleman Orville Kimball Peggy Beach Janna Hey Helen Ohms

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