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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1936

Page

7

Uncle Billy’s Scoop Shovel Says It All This Issue

Gossip column lists friendships romances and mischief among local people with names like Geyer Welton Dillon Cullen and Jenkins. It jokes about car trouble jealousy school life holidays and a skating group including Becker Rubright Hawkins and Clark. The piece reads as playful rumor about students and staff with playful phrases and local references.

Billy Santa Charles Geyer Ruth Welton Ward Dillon Glenys Cullen Shirley “Puggy” Jenkins Snoop Bobby” Fairfax Lanita Bendewald Edgar Houseman Pat” Thomas Shirley Walker Irene Simkus R. F J. Becker S. Rubright C .Hawkins D. Clark Jones-Longabaugh Ed Hay Mary Jane Geyer Lewis Kornman Eugene Long Helen Kelsey Viola Nester Eddie” Ohnen Town Hall Norma Behler Kenny” Thompson Ox Road Emily Griffith John Arch” Butt Hulse Twila Oswald Ida Jayne Blanchard Dixon Doug Cassens Robert Taylor Paul Puckett Dixonite Paulie Hollywood John Wild Helen Pough Eureka Doris “Gracie” Vanderhoof Marilyn Bob Coakley Chet” Smith Ray Kelly DeKalb and Bob Thomas

The Romantic Age presented by Sr. Dramatic Group

A large crowd applauded the senior class production of The Romantic Age by A A Milne on both nights. Miss Rawson earned praise for coaching, with stage effects by Mrs Marsh and Mr Timmons drawing much comment. Cast members received strong notices for Melisande, Ern, Ger vase, Jane, Bobby Coote, and the maid and Gentleman Susan, while backstage crew supported the polished performance.

A A. Milne Miss Rawson Melisande Mrs. Knowle Doris van Derhoof John Albers Ern Mr. Knowle John Wild Gervase Jane Delores Clark Jack Metzger Bobby Coote Drusilla Mitchell Elmer Keefer Susan Timmons Evelyn Marsh Lyle Shannon Edna Neff DeVoe

Concert Series Opens In Sterling With Thomas Recital

Harold Recital Attended by St2. Hele -chairman, John Charles Thomas' recital was the first of three concert series in Sterling under Charles Wagner, Inc. The Metropolitan Opera baritone John Charles Thomas and pianist Carroll Hollister performed to a full Coliseum. The program mixed French German and English songs ending with Home on the Range. Glee club and orchestra tickets were funded by the high school athletic fund. The next concert is January 14 1937 featuring Ericka Morini followed by February 11 with Sigrid Onegin.

Neral Harold Hele John Charles Thomas Sterling Charles Wagner, Inc Metropolitan Opera Company Carroll Hollister Thomas Glee Club High School Athletic Fund Ericka Morini Sigrid Onegin

Freshman Notes and Office Gags Highlight Campus

A notebook of freshman girls’ names, blondes and brunettes, is found and open to claims at the office. Edith aims to be basket ball captain, while a tongue in cheek League Against Puny Puns rumor circulates in the Forum.

Edith League Against

Student forum votes to assign new pun set for class

Dear Editor, a vote of 46 to 2 ratified that E. A. Bowers should present a new deal of puns to the sixth period American history class. Some say the old ones were stale. Signed, L. A. P. P. My pet gripe is that he lives in Dixon instead of Sterling. Marilyn Bogott.

E. A. Bowers Dixon Sterling Bob Salm Brother Bowers Society For Maine Vermont Timbuctoo

Christmas Week Lights Glow Through Crowded Streets

Fragmented verses and student gibes fill this Christmas week page. A playful chorus contrasts fragile lights with bustling windows and crowded lanes while jokes target ear muffs and school talk. The piece ends with a mock society pledge and a spoof election looming in Timbuctoo.

S. H. S Celebrates Armistice At Sterling Township

Sterling Township High School commemorated Armistice with a special assembly. Flags were carried to the platform as sons of Legionnaires spoke brief inspiring talks by Edward Hay Lyle Shannon and Don Church. DeVoe led patriotic songs and taps were sounded by Ray Mackaman and Al Davis.

Sterling Township High School Sons of Legionnaires Edward Hay Lyle Shannon Don Church DeVoe Ray Mackaman al Davis

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Uncle Billy SR. Dramatic Group Marilyn Bogott Helen Wade Merrill Ox Heart Taber Lyle Swartley
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