Robert Lee Accepts Faculty Position at HLS
Robert J. Lee has accepted a faculty position at HLS to replace two part time teachers in the Latin and English departments. He is a DuQuoin High School graduate with a BS from the University of Illinois and majors in Latin and English. Lee served three years in the Navy attaining Lt. j. g. and earned the American Theater ribbon Pacific Theater ribbon with three stars and the Victory Medal. He helped rescue the crew of a crashed plane off Okinawa while in command of a ship. He enjoys golf and steak and likes Sterling work at HLS, having found an apartment for his family.
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N. J. Marquis
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DuQuoin High School
Southern Illinois Teachers’ College
Carbondale
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Illinois
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Pacific
U. S
Ronald Colman
Greer Garson
Glen Miller
Sammy Kaye
Sterling
Sophomores Present Peppermint Prance Dance at H. S.
H. S. gymnasium transformed into Candyland for the sophomores annual Peppermint Prance on February 2. An orchestra provided music while candy decorations and a floorshow featured Bill Jurkens master of ceremonies J Leadelle Shippee Anna mee Bell Marilyn Stone and a barber shop quartet. Chairman Bob Giffrow with Miss Mary Harris and Mr A J Twardock led the event praised by all as a sign the class of 1948 looks to bright future work.
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Bill Jurkens
J Leadelle Shippee
Annamee Bell
Annamae Bell
Marilyn Stone
Bob Giffrow
Mary Harris
A. J. Twardock
Fifth Avenue Players Plan Three One Set Plays
The Fifth Avenue Players will present three one set plays in April under Doris Burritt. The proposed titles are Elmer by Beatrice Hamiston McNeil No Greater Love by William D Fisher and If Women Worked as Men Do by Ellen Goodfellow. Tryouts are the first part of March and close March 4. rehearsals begin after casts are chosen with April performances.
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Fifth Avenue
Doris Burritt
Elmer
Beatrice Hamiston McNeil
William D. Fisher
Ellen Goodfellow
Dramatic Club
Magician To Entertain Students And Faculty At High School
An assembly program will entertain S. H. 8. students and faculty on March 12. Ralph Pierce, world famous magician, will present his Mad cap Magic at the high school.
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Ralph Pierce
Magician Pierce Completes Navy Service In Pacific Campaign
Mr. Pierce, released from the submarine division after two years of service, traveled 25 000 miles entertaining servicemen and hospital patients across the Marshalls, Marianas, Ryukyus, Japan, Hawaii, and other Pacific Islands. He claims the title of The First Magician in Occupied Japan and plans more zestful shows in Sterling.
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United States Navy
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Marianas
Ryukyus
Japan
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
Pierce
Sterling
Students Win Shorthand and Typing Awards at Event
Twelve students earned 30 word pins in typing and shorthand after the riot closure. Winners include Gilbert Fidalgo Mary Seloover and Harry Hubbard. Others won 40 and 50 word pins Lola Stern Clara Hall Lois Hammelman. Seniors Joy Pepper Pat Harrison Jis Boehm Betty Lansford. Additional 80 word pins were awarded to Lola Jean Dirks Donna il Moreland and Beverly Kraft.
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Gilbert Fidalgo
Mary Seloover
Harry Hubbard
Lola Stern
Clara Hall
Lois Hammelman
Joy Pepper
Pat Harrison
Jis Boehm
Betty Lansford
Lola Jean Dirks
Donnail Moreland
Beverly Kraft
S H S Assembly Speaker Writes Interesting Book
Rotary Club once hosted Mbonu Ojike at Sterling High School and he later became an author. Born in Africa he studied in the United States and now writes My Africa detailing his life and his people’s economic social religious and political life.
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S H S Musicians Enter Contests In Rochelle
The Robed Choir of S H S has entered Rochelle chorus and ensemble contests on March 30 with solo entries. Winners advance to DeKalb. Mrs Eades selected the contest numbers. Dick Eikenberry will accompany. girls ensemble in B class includes Maxine Hill Sue Williams Gladys Bressler Marilyn Stone Sally Winn Joyce Weaver Clara Hall Betty Bull Barb Swain Charlotte Church Janet Geer Joan Hoogeveen.
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Rochelle
Eades
DeKalb
Maxine Hill
Sue Williams
Gladys Bressler
Marilyn Stone
Sally Winn
Joyce Weaver
Clara Hall
Betty Bull
Barb Swain
Charlotte Church
Janet Geer
Joan Hoogeveen
Dick Eikenberry
Florence Pennington
Benita Pabst
Sterling Debate Club Closes Season With Banquet
The 8 H S Debate Club hosted a practice tournament February 23 at the high school for freshmen and sophomore teams from Mendota Geneseo Freeport Rockford and Sterling. Rockford won first place with Mendota second. Sterling members judged. Roger Larson named best speaker.
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Geneseo
Freeport
Rockford
Sterling
Mendoza
Phil Ward
Jim Hill
Charles Kornman
Jim Young
Lois Eatinger
Elaine Brown
Sterling Debate Club
Ray Heilener
Roger Larson
Yearbook 1945-46 Snap Donations Sought
The 1946 Annual nears completion with three divisions finished. Miss Echternach and the staff praise the workers for their effort. They urge students to donate any snaps to Miss Echternach Jane Stager or Sally Winn within the next week.
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Miss Echternach
Jane Stager
Sally Winn
More Rotarians Chosen Junior Rotarians Named
Two more senior boys, Bill Robinson and Donald Snavely, were chosen as Junior Rotarians. Bill played varsity basketball and football, belongs to the 8 club, serves as hall monitor, and attends other senior activities. Don is FFA officer active in Rural Hi-V and has high scholarship across four years at 8 H. 8. They have attended three Rotary meetings and will join a spring session.
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Donald Snavely
Bill
Rotary Club
Beyond The Rainbow Assembly With Mr Jones March 8
Mr C E Jones presents Beyond The Rainbow a scientific program on color light radiation and color music. The show includes Light and Color The Persistoscope Stroboscopes Beyond The Rainbow Other Radiations and The Grand Finale.
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Rainbow” Assembly
Seniors Sponsor A Pipe Dream Dance
The seniors held their annual February 23 dance titled Pipe Dreams with about 75 couples dancing to Lawrence Morse's orchestra. The gym was themed Dreams with corner decorations and a floorshow directed by Sally Winn and presented by Tom Hoffman Jim Wolf Kenny Gould and Dick Keiser. Co chairs Lillian Jacobs and John Hay led a senior committee that delivered a delightful evening for the students.
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Lawrence Morse
Sally Winn
Tom Hoffman
Jim Wolf
Kenny Gould
Dick Keiser
Lillian Jacobs
John Hay
Tuberculin Tests Conducted for Whiteside County Students
Tuberculin skin tests were administered to 304 students and six teachers on February 11 under the care of Dr. Neal Marquis and Dr. Dale Scott. Results came back February 13, with X-rays for some on February 19 and 20. The tests, free of charge, are sponsored by the Tuberculin Association in Whiteside County.
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Neal Marquis
Dale Scott
Tuberculin Association
Whiteside County
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