Warriors Dominate Princeton In Final Regular-Season Showdown
The Warriors delivered a 58 to 25 blowout at Princeton, sealing Sterling's last regular-season game. Robinson scored 18 with 8 assists, Gouldnetted 10, and Sterling led 13 to 2 after the first quarter then 29 to 5 at one point. Princeton, led by Siders, rallied to win 6 to 0 in the final quarter, as the Juniors outpaced them late.
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Warriors
Princeton
Tigers
Sterling
Dixon
Robinson
Gould
Coren Mitchell
Keiser
Holler
Hussing
Siders
Price
Lutz
Melchi
Watts
Clinton
Peterson
Linton
Debate Team Closes Season At DeKalb
The 8. H. 8. varsity debate squad finished two February tournaments. Members Sue Behrens and Don Mitchell spoke affirmative while Roger Larson and Lola Stern were on the negative. They placed tenth at the Augustan tournament in Rock Island among 25 schools. Downers Grove won. The North Central Conference in DeKalb crowned Mendoza first Geneseo second and Sterling third. The club plans further debates for city organizations and Red Cross talks for the annual campaign.
Clinton Edges Sterling In Narrow Basketball Clash
Clinton built a first half lead and held on as Sterling squads struggled. Key scorers included Lane and Holcomb for Clinton with 11 points, while Dick Heller led Sterling with 11 points. Clinton led 39 30 at one point and triumphed despite Sterling’s late push.
DeKalb Upsets Sterling Frosh Sophs 20 to 16
DeKalb defeated Sterling 20 to 16 as Sterling trailed 8 3 at halftime. DeKalb outscored Sterling 7 to 4 in the third period but could not overcome the deficit in the final period. Leake scored 7 points on 2 and 3s for DeKalb while lussung and Galloway led Sterling with 6 points combined.
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Sterling Frosh-Soph
G A A Intra Mural Basketball And Bowling Rosters
The G A A outlines intramural basketball with seven teams and multiple coaches including Verla Brewer Joan Holler and Beverly Geibel plus senior junior rosters. Telegraphic bowling results show H H 8 ranking 13th and teams for noon and after school leagues with player averages.
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Donna Battles
Verla
Burger
Matilde
Carrillo
Dorothy Dupre
Donna Fredricks
Janna Hey
Kay Hoogeveen
Doris Shearburn
Jerry Enksen
Marion Wolf
Verla Brewer
Joan Holler
Peggy Beach
Bunny Butler
Nancy Doermann
Susie Hoffman
Polly Jewell
Pat McBride
J«Verne Otzel
Jeannette Over
Marilyn Statzer
Bernice Wolf
Susan Reaviey
Sue Williams
Betty Appenzeller
Wilma Broughton
Alaine Brown
Hemlager
Ruth Dalberg
Pat Geibel
Vera Kraft
Ethel Propheter
Marilyn Theiler
Beverly Wick
Beverly Geibel
Shirley Myers
June Welker
Bernice Stern
Virginian Haugen
Gwen Turnroth
Betty Friend
Dorisgene Williams
Charlotte Church
Marion Parker
Lois Foulds
Margaret Salliard
Doris Boehm
Lillian Jacobs
Susan Beavley
Shirley Radke
Jerry Soenksen
Pat Trentholm
Donne Battles
Marilyn Theilen
Bunny Wolf
Berenice Stern
Ethel Proprietor
Sterling
Durand
Joliet
Mary Michels
Ruth Detweiler
Joyce Long
Lyla Dettman
Doris Pfundstein
Avis Landherr
Arlene Neitzke
Gladys Long
Carol Balster
Eileen Stouffer
Betty Stockton
Joyce Goldberg
Lois Lambrecht
University Of Chicago Offers 125 Scholarships For 1946 47
The University of Chicago announces 125 college scholarships totaling 108000 dollars for the 1946 47 year, open to sophomores juniors or seniors in high school. Applications via nationwide competition April 20 1946 with awards June September and renewals based on academic work. Exams test aptitude not prior knowledge with 21 metro cities designated for tests and additional group or individual exams available. Applications due April 1 1946.
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College of the University of Chicago
The
Whiteside County Teachers Institute Notes Aides Plans
Teachers from Morrison High School and Whiteside County schools met for lectures on educational methods with English history and mathematics departments. Dr Preston Bradley of Chicago delivered a keynote predicting inflation trends this year and teachers discussed postwar athletic programs and next year plans.
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Whiteside County
Morrison High School
Preston Bradley
Chicago
Illinois Wesleyan College
Bloomington
Illinois
Hollinger
Sean He
Miss Morgan
Teachers’ Institute
Keiser Faces Probe Over Low Mark
Dick Keiser says he does not deserve a zero and Mr. Farris agrees he cannot justify the lowest mark. The exchange underscores tension in the grading dispute and hints at broader scrutiny of evaluation standards.
Mrs. Fretz Joins S H 8 As New Teacher From Farrell
Mrs. Fretz arrives at S H 8 after teaching Latin English and history in Pennsylvania and Ohio before her December marriage. She enjoys photography outdoor activities and lists blue as her favorite color. Her hobbies include movies orchestras and a good steak with fries. She has lived here two months and likes the new environment.
Sue Behrens of Sterling High Named Script Editor
Sue Behrens, a fourth year student at Sterling High, serves as editor of our Script and literary editor of the Annual. She is a varsity Debate Squad member and tops in Movieland include Ingried Bergman and Helmut Dantine. Her hobbies include nites and Script assignments, and she plans to attend college after high school.
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Sue Behrens
Sterling High
Sue
Kings Men
Ingried Bergman
Helmut Dantine
Steff
Miss Schick
Phil Breiding Active in School and Interests
Senior Phil Breiding participates in multiple activities including Associate Editor of the Script, monitor, Annual staff, Junior Rotarian, and Robed Choir. His interests include architecture and aviation, with favorites in Tommy Dorsey and Blue Skies and a practical mindset toward outcomes.
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Phil Breiding
Phil
Tommy Dorsey
John Wayne
Janet Air
F. F. A. Projects Generate Substantial Income for Sterling Members
The Sterling F F A club reports a total of 2910.17 dollars earned from projects. Members with hogs include Max Andreas, Lester Cordes, Loren DeJonge, Eugene and Russel Ebersole, Lawrence LeFevre, Elwyn LeFevre, Lyle Stouffer, Bob Unterzuber. Dairying projects feature Ronald Landis, Donald Snavely, Lawrence LeFevre, Wayne Geeting, Harry Heppel. Joe Davis led with a first place Shorthorn heifer. Others grew hybrid corn with Charles Matznick, Bob Schuneman, Jim Stouffer, and Don Snavely. Sheep work by Keith Behrens, DuWayne Dietz, Dic Haines, and Jim Stouffer. Hamp shires and Shropshires contributed to earnings. Wayne Howard started a potato project but could not exhibit. Project work, supplementing class work, is planned for 1946.
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Sterling F. F. A
Max Andreas
Lester Cordes
Loren DeJonge
Eugene
Russel Ebersole
Lawrence LeFevre
Elwyn LeFevre
Lyle Stouffer
Bob Unterzuber
Ronald Landis
Donald Snavely
Wayne Geeting
Harry Heppel
Joe Davis
Vocational Air
Charles Matznick
Bob Schuneman
Jim Stouffer
Don Snavely
Keith Behrens
DuWayne Dietz
Dic Haines
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DeKalb
St. John’s Church
Red Cross
River Kings
Sterling Frosh-Sophs
Sterling Boys
Lane
Holcomb
Dick Heller
Joan Wright
University of Chicago
Chicago College
Mildred Krugoff
K. L
Tug’’ Wilson
Dick Keiser
Mr. Farris
Mrs. Fretz
Aviation
Wayne Howard
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