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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1944

Page

4

Home Economics Club Officers and Activities

The Home Economics Club consists of girls enrolled in home economics courses. Monthly picnics are enjoyed by members. Officers include Lorraine Lawrence president Dorothy Tretteen vice president Beverly Wick secretary and Pat Ryan treasurer. Advisers are Mrs. Martin and Miss Franke.

Lorraine Lawrence Dorothy Tretteen Beverly Wick Pat Ryan Martin Franke Maxine Baker Norma Norman Miss Franke Mrs. Martin Shirley Schmitt Marilyn Cies Pat Stanley Florence Pennington Rose Marie Krug Jeannine Kunde Audrey Meyer Verla Berger Marion Wessels Esther Bicknell Vera Kraft Janet Ellmaker Donna Adams Betty Friend Lola Stern Doris Deets Mary Michels Joyce Blum

Evening Home Ec Courses Attract Sterling Women

Many Sterling ladies attend evening classes run by Mrs. Martin and Miss Franke. Mrs. Martin recently finished a nutrition course for the Red Cross and teaches War Time Food Problems to help stretch rationed foods. Miss Franke leads a Thursday sewing class where participants work on summer garments and learn machine care and pattern alteration.

Sterling Franke Alrready

Home Ec Club Showcases Meat Preparation Picture

The Home Ec Club viewed a film titled Meat and Romance on March 22. It illustrated uncommon meat cuts and tasty preparation methods, highlighting lower cost and equal nutrition compared with pricier options.

Home Ec Club

Local Women and Families in Uniform During World War II

Gladys and Ethel Wechsler along with Esther Hagen and Mary Jane Linton have relatives in uniform. Lowell Wechsler, class of 1939, enlisted in November 1942 and served in the Air Corps, with postings in Texas New Mexico and Kansas. Kenneth Wechsler, class of 1940, enlisted October 1942 and spent time in Australia and New Guinea. Bernard Hayen, ex 1940, joined two years ago and served in the Medical Corps in Panama after training at Camp Robinson and New Orleans. Evelyn Linton became a Wave in May and Yeoman 3/c Linton trained at Hunter College then served at Glenview Naval Air Station. Harold Linton ex 1940, a ship’s cook third class, entered the Navy in Sept 1942 with boot training at Great Lakes and service on ships in the Atlantic and Pacific.

Gladys Ethel Lowell Air Corps Camp Grant Wechsser Big Springs Texas Amarillo Air Corps Mechanic School Liberal Kansas Kenneth Pfc Wechsler Camp Walters United States Australia New Guinea Bernard Hayen Esther Army Camp Robinson Arkansas New Orleans Hayen Panama Medical Corps Mary Jane Evelyn Linton Hunter College New York Yeoman Linton Harold

Four Girls Earn Cheer Honor At School Assembly

Marion Wolf perery Wick Marion Deets and Charlotte Church spoke to the student body after a season of hard work. The four girls led cheers and supported the team throughout the year.

Marion Wolf Perery Wick Marion Deets Charlotte Church Ann

What are you going to do during the Easter Vacation

The Inquiring Reporter surveys students and teachers for vacation plans with many preferring rest. quoted plans include sleeping, working, playing ball, canoeing, and spring house cleaning. Pauline Jackley says she will do everything during the break.

Miss Burritt June Welker Marilyn Cies Joe Tresenaiter Merrill Benson Neil Janssen Lans Tom Hoffman Claude Brown Arren Davis Rock River Miss Bosworth Chicago Ruth Johnnie Stager

Freshmen Submit Essays To County Tuberculosis Society

Freshman English classes completed their annual tuberculosis essay contest sponsored by Whiteside County Tuberculosis Society. Each student wrote 250 to 500 words to inform about TB cause and cure. The best Sterling Township high school essay wins one dollar, advancing to the county contest for a possible three dollars.

Whiteside County Tuberculosis Society Sterling Township High School

Open Locker Loot Prompts Impromptu Rummage Sale

A Snooping Reporter notes unlocked lockers hold a mix of items likely for public use. The finds include a gold watch, shorts, gym shoes, an olive green bag, umbrellas, headscarves, photos of Bing Crosby, a musical instrument, a briefcase, maroon wool slacks, and Scholastics issues from September to now.

Bing Crosby

Dramatic Club Presents Three One-Act Plays

Members rehearse three one-act plays to be shown April 18 to students and April 19 to the public. Doris Burritt and Elizabeth Joiner select the works. Casts include Don Dewey Bob Swehla Bonnie Bell and Marilyn Dies as student director. The Tale of a Shirt features an all girl cast led by Marcia Ward. Other cast names include Pat Marquis Betty Shaffer Joyce Blum Sue Williams Helen Parker Viola Radke Sally Winn. Promote the General Welfare carries a patriotic theme directed by Marilu Holler with Wallace Feldman Susi Janssen Connie.

Dramatic Club Doris Burritt Elizabeth Joiner Don Dewey Bob Swehla Bonnie Bell Marilyn Dies Marcia Ward Pat Marquis Betty Shaffer Joyce Blum Sue Williams Helen Parker Viola Radke Sally Winn Marilu Holler Wallace Feldman Susi Janssen Connie

Spring Is In The Air And Memories Linger On

A playful column notes spring as the trigger for romance and fond memories from a recent dance. It mentions various comments about dances and vacations, with humorous lines about prior etiquette and a student’s memory of a hair cut. Lost and found notices include a black shoe, a voice, notes, and a reward for returning notes.

Elmer Carter

Jokes Pulled From The Fire In The Trading Post

In selecting jokes for this column we discarded weaker bits and burned them. The remaining batch aims for sharper humor and quicker punchlines to entertain readers.

Dramatic Club Announces Staff and Prices

Doermann Chuck Calhoun Warren Davis and Audrey Lahman named as club organizers with Bob Bulmer and Johnnie Stager as publicity chairs. Sara Burkett ticket chair Bettijeanne McNeil program chair Myron Shannon property chair. Admission set at fifteen cents with tickets available from members.

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Home Economics Club Home Ec Gladys and Ethel Wechsler Esther Hagen Mary Jane Linton County T. B. Society The Sarah Pudkine the Trading Post
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