01 Jun 1951
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
1
The piece laments the end of four years at SHS for the senior class and the dawn of independent futures on June fifth. It contrasts the loss of daily life and unity with the memories kept, thanking underclassmen for tolerating exuberant antics and noting the shared school spirit and growth.
A list of longtime couples preparing to leave or retire, including Kay Eshleman with Lyle Matznick and Barbara DeZuba with Roger Puterbaugh, among others. New pairs scheduled for the Prom also appear, such as Pat Bacheller with Bob Bruno and Ruth Kimball with John Persona.
Wanted items list where Brookfield Zoo seeks the chimp Mary Saillard and classmates seek partners and adventures. Requests include a Studebaker for Judy Swain, a dating prom partner for freshmen, straight A’s for next year, and a top condition stock car for Carlyle Cameron among other youthful wants.
We acknowledge the moment as seniors part with farewell phrases and set out to continue life beyond this chapter, embracing time’s passage and new journeys ahead.
A vivid character sketch describes a scarecrow like man, exceptionally tall and lean with oversized hands and mud caked work shoes. His sunburnt face features a long nose, blue eyes, a long chin, and bright yellow hair, creating a comic, offbeat scarecrow image.
A lone traveler recalls a cold snow filled night at a busy depot. The train has just left leaving lingering smoke and memories. He sinks onto a bench, questions a missing companion, and steps into a world of uncertainty.
A brief guide to a formal prom night urging girls to start with a positive mood and wear a pastel formal dress. The note hints at continuing tips on the next page.
The column reviews Kenton's unusual September Song arrangement with muted brass, praises Shearing's dreamy quintet, lauds Pop's Armstrong for You're Just in Love, and highlights Gene Krupa and Mozart. The writer hints this will be his last column after SHS graduation.
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