Roosevelt Dies and Truman Takes Lead Amid War Time
Editorial from S. H. S. students marks the death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt on April 12 and the transition to President Harry S. Truman. It urges unity, continued support for the war effort, and the student body’s role in the future under the new leadership.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Harry S. Truman
Washington
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United States
Harry Truman
Thanks A Million to the Sterling Daily Gazette
The Script staff of 1944 45 thanks the Sterling Daily Gazette for aid during the school year. The Gazette is praised as the father of the Script, providing cuts cartoons story help and guidance. The staff notes one final publication remains and expects continued support next year.
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Sterling Daily Gazette
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Gazette
Course Topics Across Biology Civics History and Agriculture
A list of upcoming study units includes Evolution Biology on May 4 Corn and the Farmer Agriculture on May 7 Seed Dispersal Biology on May 10 Working Knowledge of National Government Civics on May 11 American Way History on May 14 Orchids Biology on May 15 and From Flowers to Fruit Biology on May 18.
Luncheon A Success Sponsored by the Seniors
The Spring Luncheon under Mary Jane Linton chairmanship drew 350 attendees. From noon to 1 PM they enjoyed music by Jerry Jones' orchestra and dancing.
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Mary Jane Linton
Jerry Jones
Smooth Orchestra
Gossip at Dixon High School Roundup
A collage of schoolyard rumors and remarks from Dixon High students covers dating, after school activities, military plans, and mischief. Mentions include Stan Ridge dating a redhead, Rea Reed joining the Paratroopers, Kenny, Kenny and a prom date hunt, along with teachers and local spots.
Honor Roll List by Class for Third Period
The third period honor roll includes freshmen Virginia Main Phyllis Frank Donald Woessner Joan Wright. Sophomores Roger Larson Betty Bull Card Moyer Dick Eikenberry Eddie Zigman. Juniors Lola Stern Marian Wessela Sally Winn. Seniors Wallace Feldman Shirley Giffrow Barbara Heindel Bill Scott Leora Wolber Merrill Benson.
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Virginia Main
Phyllis Frank
Donald Woessner
Joan Wright
Roger Larson
Betty Bull Card Moyer
Dick Eikenberry
Eddie Zigman
Lola Stern
Marian Wessela
Sally Winn
Wallace Feldman
Shirley Giffrow
Barbara Heindel
Bill Scott
Leora Wolber
Merrill Benson
Last Junior Rotarian Meeting Of The Year
The final Junior Rotarians gathering occurred April 3 1945 with Mr Albert Browne delivering a fine speech. The 1945 roster lists Claude Brown Randall Barnett Bill Appenzellar Don Behrens Merrill Benson Lyle Book Jim Carlton Jack Cassens Lawrence Deusch LeRoy Duden Wallace Feldman Elwood Foy Eugene Haak Neil Janssen Jerry Jones Jim May Bud Maynard Earl Prince Bob Reitzel Roger Rice Stan Ridge Bill Keott Lester Wade Milton Ward Allan Wildman Arden Dean Kendall Freeman Ronald Mathias Robert Stouffer Jean Hart Connie Doermann and Mary Jo Denny.
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Albert Browne
Claude Brown
Randall Barnett
Bill Appenzellar
Don Behrens
Merrill Benson
Lyle Book
Jim Carlton
Jack Cassens
Lawrence Deusch
LeRoy Duden
Wallace Feldman
Elwood Foy
Eugene Haak
Does She Love Me Or Not A Guide For Teens
A playful guide by Jim Carlton and Jerry Jones tests teen romance through signals and rituals. It catalogs signs a girl may love a boy such as matching rings, shared time, and attention to family, framing teen courtship as cloud eight certainty.
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Jim Carlton
Jerry Jones
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Girl’s Actions Signal She Loves You Not
A lighthearted column cites signs a girl may not love you. If she avoids eye contact during dancing, sounds bored on the phone, makes excuses, skips dates, prefers going home, forgets to pout after rocky sequences, or alters hair, she may be losing interest.
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Daisy
Upcoming school events list for May schedule
May events include a Latin Banquet on the 1st, Girls' Chorus Concert on the 3rd, Hi-Tri and Rural Hi-Y Skate on the 9th, Dramatic Club on the 10th, Junior-Senior Prom on the 12th, 8-Club Banquet on the 14th, G A A Banquet on the 17th, Latin Club on the 24th and Memorial Day on the 30th.
Teachers Not All Are Sour Types In Swanson Poem
Poet Harold E Swanson notes some teachers can be kind and humane. He contrasts rough and uppity stereotypes with occasional kindness and smiles, but final line insists not all teachers are like the sour ones.
Staff Roles and Names for 1944 45 Editor
A list of editorial and staff positions for the 1944 45 edition includes Randall Barnett as Editor and Martha Whaley as News Editor. It covers feature, circulation, business, composing, humor, sports, and G A A sections with numerous staffers named across departments. Publication adviser is David Stryker.
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Sam Beattie
Ted Aggen
Jim McCormick
Pat Harrison
Phyllis Zigler
Frantz’s
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Kent Britt
Donna Battles
Dariene Otten
Pat Marquis
Kenny
Laverne Siex
Farris
Lois Lambrecht
Bob Keiser
Rea Reed
Rea
Bucky Wolf
Don Mitchell
Amber
Miss Burritt
Jonah
Stan Ridge
Dixon
Bob McBride
Bill Pontius
West Twelfth Street
Arden Dean
van Johnson
Goshert’s
G. A. A. Banquet
24—Latin Club
Harold E. Swanson
Sterling Townsh
Sterling
Fuince
Martha Whaley
Sue Behrens
Babe Bell
Betty Bull
Marge Cameron
Mary Jo Denny
Ruth Detweiler
Shirley Giffroy
Jackie Gossard
Jean Hart
Betty Rae John
Marjorie Moulton
Helen
Stewart
Ah Ios Sct
Belles
Decine
Marilyn Dies
Frances Bethard
Betty Ebersole
Joyce Goldmann
Joyce Goldberg
Joan Holler
Marilyn Eckhardt
Mary Lou Foulds
Joan Hoogeveen
Betty Morris
Carol Moyer
Jean Moyer
Darlene Otten
Maryberg
Ruth Goodnight
Darlene Lois Lambrecht
Margaret Macklovsky
Viola Radke
Bob Reitzel
Otten
Milton Ward
Bob Brown
Allan Wildman
Jo Laible
Carol Balster
Vonda Brooks
Bud Maynard
Gene O’connell
Roger Rice
Harold Swanson
Jester Wade
G. A
Bonnie Bell
Shirley Schmitt
Mary Stewart
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David Stryker
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