Student newspaper staff list appears in OCR garble
The clipped OCR shows a long roster of staff roles and many reporter names for a school or college newspaper. Notable names include Marian Lovrien Arden Daehler Mary Claire Heaton Helen Myers Paul Harshman Mariann Birch Leola Hunsberger Ruth Ann Castendyck Charlotte Goetz Harrison Stone Dean Geer Wanda Wharfield Pat Donahue Eleanor John Gordon Behrens Barbara Shaffer Leta Houseman June Olson Ellen Jane Wallick Eugene Long Ruth Wilger Dale Schumacher Mary Andrews Phyllis Shannon Jacques Sterenberg Rose Daulton Mary Ruth Sears Virginia Miller Dick Smith Bob Fields.
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Marian Lovrien
Arden Daehler
Mary Claire Heaton
Helen Myers
Paul Harshman
Mariann Birch
Leola Hunsberger
Ruth Ann Castendyck
Charlotte Goetz
Harrison Stone
Dean Geer
Wanda Wharfield
Pat Donahue
Eleanor John
Gordon Behrens
Barbara Shaffer
Leta Houseman
June Olson
Ellen Jane Wallick
Eugene Long
Ruth Wilger
Dale Schumacher
Mary Andrews
Phyllis Shannon
Jacques Sterenberg
Rose Daulton
Mary Ruth Sears
Virginia Miller
Dick Smith
Bob Fields
Nellie
Welton-Geyer
Charles
Dixon
Ruthie
Bob Griesser
Jim Brown
Waren Friedrichs
Gene Long
Gene
Morrison
Charles Gasso
Rock Falls
Laurie McCandless
Fred Brauer
Bob Salm
Pat Thomas
Miss Lovrien
Jack Whitfield
Sterling
Ary Ann Ammelman
Dick Camps
Dorothy McKee
Kenneth Manon
Frances
Rowlen
Marjorie Curtsinger
Marjorie Rorick
Viola Nester
Ronald Rank
Vivian Wolf
Charles Conrad
Ed Lawrence
Jean McDougal
Betty Welker
Don Marshang
Norma Behler
Bob McDonald
Ruth Welker
Bud Pettit
Jimmy Jones
Elaine Dewey
Bob Mathias
Barb Shaffer
Betty McComba
Orville Hunsberger
Ed Gebhardt
Dick Rhorer
Betty Gehring
Dale Sena
Mary Wilbern
Value of Latin in secondary education and practical use
The article argues for Latin in boys and girls education highlighting gains in concentration reasoning and judgment. It emphasizes Latin as a tool for understanding civilization and a direct aid to mastering English vocabulary and clarity of speech for success in any profession.
New Courses for S H S Building Plans
As the school prepares a new building, several courses could be added to the regular curriculum. Journalism and speech currently run as extras, while academic music and commercial law are also advocated for inclusion.
Rise in French enrollment signals growing popularity
The passage notes increasing first year enrollment in French, highlighting its rising status next to English. It describes students learning a modern language, studying French civilization history and literature, and gaining skills to read write and speak French, shaping their view of English.
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Therby
California Weather and Boxing and Politics
Observation note sketches California climate with rare fogs and no rain while mentioning Galento vs Louis boxing odds. It cites a European visit proposal by King George in June and humor about Mussolini quotes, plus a Walter Winchell line about fascism and a two word question.
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George
United States
Europe
Walter Winchell
Mussolini
A Satirical Take on Relativity by an Eccentric Science Commentator
A playful tirade mocks Einstein and relativity with comic misdefinitions of space time and light speed. The narrator proposes a bizarre diagram of measurements and travel from Ursa Minor to Neptune, mixing absurd units and references while aiming to stump Professor Einstein. The piece ends with a joke about searching Einstein for firearms.
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Einstein
Ursa Minor
Hades
Milky Way
Neptune
Madison Square Garden
Whispers of News and School Romance in Sterling
The column reports social gossip from Sterling area students with mentions of Welton-Geyer couple’s split, dances at Morrison and Rock Falls, romances among Dixon and Bradley College attendees, and several spring outings. It notes marriages in class, friendships, and misheard quarrels among peers, ending mid-sentence with further pairings observed.
Latin Roots in English An Educational Note on Language
A short retrospective discusses how English borrows from Latin through the Preamble of the U S Constitution and plant names. It notes Latin origins of words like caro for flesh and narcissus linked to a mythic youth, citing flower taxonomy as evidence of Latin influence.
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United States
United States of America
Narcissus
Notable Teens Ruth and Irvin Shine in School Roles
Ruth will be 17 on May 12 and serves as city editor of the Script while holding Latin Club vice presidency and ranking among top junior students. Irvin, a senior and athletic star, is class vice president and captained basketball and track teams.
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Ruth
Irvin
Fragmented verse style notes on language and light
A quirky collection of wry statements about music terms signs and science. It riffs on a tubafour pun traffic signals a sad urban tale of a man with a home brewed recipe and a cheeky line about light traveling 186000 miles per second ending with a jab about harping.
Local Formal Dates Rumors and Supper Night Dish
Rumors point to couples seen at the Spring Formal with early date pairs listed. School chatter notes John Q. Adams praising Helen Dimond as the best dancer. Lanita Bendewald’s supper for Keith Hammett ends in a disliked gravy after discovering wallpaper paste used as flour.
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John Q. Adams
Helen Dimond
Lanita Bendewald
Keith Hammett
Lanita
Keith
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Plemperrey
Teen Toye
Wip Bihllibees
Seal City Editor
Business Managers’'t Business Manager
Teens Editorial Board
Naomi Beuters
Ruth Welton
John Platt
Don Fehrenbach
Helen Lea Hanser
Bob Castendyck
Charles Geyer
Bob Jones
Keith Healey
Barbara Flinn
Seeese
Marian Benson
Marian Beaver
Beverly Wolfe
Lillian Bauer
Grace Ratzlaff
June Frysinger
California
Galento
Louis
Vera Ricker
Claire Huber
John Adams
Butch” Woodyatt
Penn Village
Elwin Duhm
Ervin Ridge
Virginia Powell
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