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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1937

Page

7

Debating Monday Night Sparks Freshman Exposé

Local page gossip notes Louie Kornman and editor sighted escorting freshmen Welton and Fox home after a debate initiation. Rumors swirl about school dances, romances and mischief among seniors and juniors at Bev’s and DeKalb games, with multiple couples and letters drawing attention.

Louie Kornman Welton Fox Donnie Helen Pough Bill Conde Florida

American Indian Dancer Charles Eagle Plume to Perform March 12

Dancer Charles Eagle Plume of the Pikuni Blackfeet, noted for authentic cultural portrayal and humor, will appear before the assembly on March 12. A University of Colorado graduate, he offers interpretive dances including the Prairie Chicken, reflecting Plains life and gender roles in Indigenous culture.

Charles Eagle Plume University of Colorado Blackfeet Eagle Plume

Seniors Express Themselves On Script Dirt Debate

The Same Senior defends free speech in a commentary urging the Script to publish blunt school items. He argues the paper should tell the truth and asks readers whether they want harsher material or gentler slams.

Forum Don Fehrenbach Uncle Billy Congress

Paradise Lost Dice Theme Mystery

A fragmentary lines piece references dice, a hole in the floor, and a rat hole. It evokes a dark, surreal mood with imagery of gambling and hidden spaces. No named persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.

Coach Brandan Reflects on Sterling and Iowa Parallels

Coach Curtis Brandau speaks on life in Sterling comparing it to Iowa. He notes students and people here resemble those east of the Mississippi, countering stereotypes. He praises Sterling students and hopes for continued growth as familiarity deepens.

Norvetta Merlak Eggie” Vickrey Artie Kosier Bob Moore Don Zbinden Doris Brittain Philabuster Bob Salm Mary Andrews Bob Fields Bud Seagren Shirley (Puggy) Jenkins Evelyn Wendle June Frysinger Jack Allen Alice Mae Richards Brandan Sterling Iowa Illinois Mississippi River

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