Sadie Hawkins Dance Celebrated By Sterling Juniors
Leap year event on Saturday January 24 featured the Junior Class organizing a Sadie Hawkins Dance. The floor show included Dog Patch skits with Lil Abner and Daisy Mae at stage center. Log cabin refreshments, a notable race, and numerous committees and chairmen handled publicity decorations program tickets and cleanup.
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Sadie Hawkins
Lil Abner
Daisy Mae
Sadie Hawkin
Sterling
Pat McKirgan
Mert Wallingford
Nancy Morris
Maw
Allan Boone
Paw
Darlene Martindale
Nonis Snow
Dave Bressler
D Scharfenberg
L. Denty
Jack Duis
Mimi Stevenberg
Frank Fisher
M. Saillard
M. Parker
L. Foulds
D. Goshert
L. Olmstead
Bob Twardock
Polly Jewel
Bertha Pertesron
Kay Hoogeveen
Phil Ward
Jerry Robbins
Kent Jacobs
Vera Kraft
Larry Olmstead
Pat Walters
Shirley White
Bunny Butler
Palmer Miller
Student Forced To Leave S. H. S.
Ana Mae Bell of the senior class became ill and had to leave school temporarily. She is at the Ottawa Sanitorium in Ottawa Illinois and would welcome letters and cards from classmates.
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Anamae Bell
Babe
Ottawa
Ottawa Sanitorium
Illinois
Private office for Miss Krughoff at S. T H. S.
After Christmas, students face the mystery of a new room outside the study hall. It is clarified as Miss Krughoff's private office where she will serve as advisor. She offers to help with work or personal problems, inviting students to consult her.
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Miss Krughoff
Miss Krugholl
Invitations Ordered for Class of Forty-Eight Seniors
The invitation committee selected invitations and name cards for the class of 48. At a class meeting the cards and invitations were shown to the seniors. Orders were taken for both at this meeting.
Jeanne Saunders Chosen By Students To Receive DAR Award
Jeanne Saunders selected by seniors and faculty for the D A R award at 8 H 8. She is noted for dependability honesty and leadership and will be considered for a national pilgrimage if drawn. Runners up Mary Stewart and Ruth Hains also active in clubs and student government.
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Jeanne Saunders
DAR
Jeanne
Mary Stewart
Ruth Hains
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Students Needed To Teach Dancing
Plans are in place for a dance school. Students eager to learn sign up, teachers volunteer to mentor younger students, a phonograph is ready for the first record. More upperclass students are needed. sign up in Miss Krughhoff's room.
Schoolroom changes bring Miss Krughoff office plan
The south locker room is split into two sections to serve as Miss Krughoff's office with her door open during the next semester. New paint and other improvements are noted, and readers are encouraged to keep the changes nice.
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Miss Krughoff
Sadie Hawkins Dance and Leap Year Folklore
An early year column explains leap year origins and the Sadie Hawkins dance. It notes women may propose and in some places the man pays or can lose licenses, then warns men to be cautious as women hold the upper hand this year.
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Scotland
Sophomore Valenteen Dance Set for February 14
Sophomores announce the Valenteen Dance for February 14 from 8:30 to 11:30 in the high school gym. Tickets are $1.00 a couple or $0.60 for a single with Thelden Meyers and his eight piece orchestra providing music and a floor show hosted by Bill Stewart.
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Thelden Meyers
Bill Stewart
Ile
Jean Sonneman
Merilyn Wilkinson
Pat Steadman
Jake Biel
Vera Harshman
Marilyn Ahrens
Bill Loos
Mary Brandt
Shirley Humphrey
Dorothy Moorehead
Mary Thiakos
Alice Bennett
Donna Bowman
Roger Puterbaugh
Lyle Marquis
Loren Burger
Neil Ruth John Hall
Raymond Pitts
Marilyn Pyse
Norma Todhunter
Cliff Garriot
Lois Kraft
Larry Norton
Jo Anna Andrews
Orville Kimball
Tom Griffith
Carlanne Ruck
Vada Meyers
Ronett Shanger
Sue Bucher
Max Johnson
Joan Elmendorf
Mary Jane Bellows
Lillian Wagner
Dolly Poston
Glenn Freas
Beverly Nance
Dorothy Dettman
Helen Miller
Bernice Bartz
Lucy Manzano
Warren Thummel
Dick Young
Sarna
Ronette Shanger
Sue 3Ucher
Harry Blaisdell
Florence Bullis
Bill Waltus
Ronnie Reeser
Tribute to Miss Eva Hunt at Gregg Writer tribute
In Gregg Writer and Gregg College circles Miss Eva Hunt is honored by James Banks of Chicago a Diamond Medal winner in reporting credits her for his shorthand foundation. Banks recalls her summer teaching at Gregg College in 1937 and notes his later pursuit of speed goals culminating in the Diamond Medal one of the highest honors in shorthand with only 215 recipients worldwide.
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Gregg
Eva Hunt
James Banks
Chicago
Banks
Hunt
Gregg College
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Jeannie
Hi-Tri
Script
Mary
Ruth Pains
Dramatic Club
Rotary
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