33 Students Named On Quarterly Honor Roll
An unofficial Script list names seniors Jean Beatty Keith Benson Paul Hermann Ellene Long LaVonne McNeil Marion Palmer Elda Robbins juniors Barbara Bell Tom Bogaard Arlene Eldred Pat Gelaz Nellie Hill Dorothy Hoener Charles Smoot sophomores Evan Barraclough Bob Bulmer Donna Cross Claude Cummins Cathryn Detweiler Mary Lou Holler Audrey Lahman Bettijeane McNeil Peggy Quigley Lynn Wildman freshmen Marcia Bogaard Lawrence Deusch Connie Doermann Wallace Feldman Ida Harms Jean Hart Bill Scott Martha Whaley Leora Wolber for first quarter with no grade below an A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Beatty
Keith Benson
Paul Hermann
Ellene Long
LaVonne McNeil
Marion Palmer
Elda Robbins
Barbara Bell
Tom Bogaard
Arlene Eldred
Pat Gelaz
Nellie Hill
Dorothy Hoener
Charles Smoot
Evan Barraclough
Bob Bulmer
Donna Cross
Claude Cummins
Cathryn Detweiler
Mary Lou Holler
Audrey Lahman
Bettijeane McNeil
Peggy Quigley
Lynn Wildman
Marcia Bogaard
Lawrence Deusch
Connie Doermann
Wallace Feldman
Ida Harms
Jean Hart
Bill Scott
Martha Whaley
Leora Wolber
First Semester Exam Schedule Announced
Examinations will be held January 14 and 15 in two hour periods with three exams per day. Monday January 14 first period 8 to 10, second period 10 06 to 12 05, third period 1 30 to 3 30. Same pattern for four through six periods the next day. Second semester begins January 19 with usual schedule.
Sterlingites Travel to Distant States for Christmas Holidays
Faculty and students plan out of town trips over the holidays. Scheid family heads to Florida, Goette and Schick to Virden and Potomac, math staff to Iowa, Small to Waterloo, Weston to Des Moines. Students Lewis and Wallace to Colorado, Bailey and Gleason to Florida, Wallick to Indiana, Eberhardt to Davenport, Melvin to California. Basketball squad to Waverly, Iowa. Ludens to sell tickets for Round Towner's Dance at Sterling Club December 27 with Robbie Moore. Senior class donates five dollars to Junior Red Cross for 100 percent membership.
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Scheid
Little Scheid
Florida
Mr. Small
Waterloo
Miss Weston
Des Moines
Dorothy Ann Lewis
Colorado
Jay Wallace
Virginia Bailey
Helen Gleason
Helen
Don Wallick
Hoosier
Ronny Eberhardt
Davenport
Iowa
Irene Melvin
California
Waverly
Ludens
Sterling Club
Robbie Moore
Donations Surpass Goal In Jr Red Cross Drive
Junior Red Cross representatives in second period classes collected membership dues on December 9 aiming for one dollar per hundred people. The total reached 37 dollars with additional money coming in the next day. School paid 7 dollars for National Red Cross membership. Wayne Friedrichs was elected president with Barbara Bell vice president, Janie Bartel secretary, and Bud Burkett treasurer. Other council members listed. In the first council meeting O A Fackler spoke on Red Cross origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
National Red Cross Organization
8.H.S
Wayne Friedrichs
Barbara Bell
Janie Bartel
Bud Burkett
Senior Class Plans George Washington Formal Ball
The senior class names Dorothy Crabb and Charles Miller as co chairmen for a George Washington Formal Ball set for February 21 in the S. H. 8 gym. The event is one of two school dances this year with next month’s dance open to all students.
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George Washington
Dorothy Crabb
Charles Miller
Senior Actors Deliver Eccentric Family On Stage
The senior class play You Cant Take It With You ran December 3 4 5 with standout portrayals by Jack Chapman Betty Martin and Gordon Behrens and strong ensemble work. Under Miss Doris Burritt and Miss Betty Joiner the Kaufman Hart comedy about Grampa Vanderhof and the Sycamore clan celebrated romance between Alice Sycamore and Tony Kirby amid social mismatches. The cast also featured Ellen Haskell Janie Bartel Charles Miller Keith Smith Fay Ewbank Stanley Fritz La Verne McNeil Jean Knox Wayne Friedrichs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chapman
Betty Martin
Gordon Behrens
Kaufman and
Hart
Doris Burritt
Betty Joiner
Sycamore
Grampa Vanderhof
Alice Sycamore
Tony Kirby
Ellen Haskell
Janie Bartel
Charles Miller
Keith Smith
Fay Ewbank
Stanley Fritz
La-Verne McNeil
Jean Knox
Wayne Friedrich
Educational Films Add To Classroom Interest
Peter Hoogeveen announces a list of educational films to be shown in classes next month. The schedule includes Meat For America Economica Seasons and Their Causes General Science Earthquakes Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Commercial Geography Pillars of Salt New Oregon Trail American History About Bananas Home Economics Jack Finds a Way Biology Cycle of Erosion Agriculture Victoria and Ottawa World Brazil World History Educated Feet Posture Land of Cotton Woolen Yarn Thomas Edison Science Man's Servant Shop Cotton Steel Jerry Pulls the Strings Home Comics.
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Peter Hoogeveen
Oregon Trail
Jack
Victoria
Ottawa
Brazil
Thomas Edison
Jerry
Calendar of December and January School Events
December includes basketball games at Princeton and East Rockford on the 19th and 24th. Christmas vacation begins on the 12th. An assembly by the Master Singers is scheduled for the 29th. January features basketball games at DeKalb and Waverly on the 30th, a back to school date on the 5th, and the Sophomore Dance on the 24th. Debates continue on the 27th.
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Princeton
East Rockford
Assembly
Master Singers
Boone
Iowa
DeKalb
Waverly
Peoria Wood
Jaff
Dixon
Carl Bolander
Community
Mendota
Sophomore Dance Set At S H S In Gym Night
S H S announces the annual sophomore dance to be held in the gym on January 23 with Frank Birch and Joanne Stager as chairmen. Committee heads include Marion Wales floor show Jack Jamison band Bettijeane McNeil decorating Janet Swartley refreshments Mary Lou Holler advertising Ted Scheid house and Myron Shannon tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.H.S
Frank Birch
Joanne Stager
Marion Wales
Jack Jamison
Bettijeane McNeil
Janet Swartley
Mary Lou Holler
Ted Scheid
Myron Shannon
Young People Must Prepare For What May Happen
A patriotic call urges American youth to prepare for future challenges by engaging in schooling and education, building loyalty to government, and developing thrift and economic sense. It argues schools shape physical and mental training, and that prudent preparation today strengthens the nation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Jr. Red Cross
Dan Troye
Pauline Trenholm
Dorothy Stewart
Glenn Ellmaker
Keith Brown
Carroll Shank
Bud Maynard
Betty McCombs
Helen Walker
Forrest Frank
Marian Schueler
Lois Kelsey
Howard Hicks
Pat Marquis
Ralph Haag
Red Cross Council
0. A. Fackler
The
Delaware
Union
Philippine Islands
United States
Christ
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