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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1938
Page
7
Indiana Conquers Syracuse to Get Intramural Title
Indiana defeats Syracuse in the championship playoff to win the intramural league title after a season with higher attendance and balanced rosters. Banquet honors followed with awards like the Manfield Cup to Illinois and the Rubin Trophy to Princeton, plus multiple attendance and individual recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Syracuse
Iowa
Princeton
Yale
Minnesota
Illinois
Knapp
Bill Woodyatt
Zero Club
Tom Coats
Bill Johnson
Cecil Koster
Art Koster
Forrest Mitchell
Herman Walck
Arden Daehler
Walt Cassens
George Huber
Don Church
Purdue
Keith Hammett
Elmer Koster
Leslie Gould
Home Economics Club Style Show And Play
The Home Economics club held a brief meeting followed by a fashion show and play titled Alice Blue Gown. Members of the clothing department designed garments worn on stage and a cast including Joyce Clark and Arlene Wechsler performed. The French Club plans its March meeting at Mary Jane Crump's home with Miss Hunt sharing wartime France experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Department
Winifred Knox
Valene Stutzke
Joyce Clark
Margaret White
Elizabeth Oltman
Betty Northington
Norma Beeler
Mary Anne Hammelman
Beverly Oswald
Harriet Kidd
Marjorie Moulton
Mildred Karl
Dorothy Gould
Lorraine Jansen
Arlene Fooken
Juanita Woodyatt
Arlene Wechsler
Mary Jane Crump
Miss Hunt
France
Boys weigh in on girls fashion fads at school
The article compiles student opinions on shirts sleeveless sweaters skull caps hooded wear and nail polish. Vernon Frye and other boys discuss whether shirts are businesslike or tomboyish while others critique sleeve length and accessory sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Vernon Frye
Charles F. Geyer
Ward Dillon
Don Fehrenbach
Don
Dale Schumacher
John Platt, Jr
Dick Rohrer
Bob Thomas
Dixon High School Chooses Microphone System for Operetta
In Dixon High School, a new microphone system aids the choral society as they prepare an operetta, while students comment on the paper and school management reflecting on campus culture and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Falls
Dixon High School
Choral Society
Dixini
Hilarious Radio Party by Social Debaters
Debaters held a party after a brief meeting led by Dale Harshman. The event featured a radio skit by Don Fehrenbach, musical numbers by Bob Castendyck and others, and impersonations, with several members winning a musical spelldown. Castendyck, Salm, and Shannon plan a debate trip to Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Harshman
Fred Brauer
Betty Gehring
Lyle Hall
Dean Geer
Eleanor John
Lawton McCandless
Ardetta Bodine
Lyle Geeting
Don Fehrenbach
Bob Castendyck
Pat Donahue
Dale Schumacher
Mary Andrews
Alice Mae Richards
Eleanor Trowel
Charlotte Carns
Wearybottom
Bob Salm
Lyle Shannon
Charles Ge
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Missouri
Debaters Begin Wentworth Tourney in Missouri
Tomorrow morning Bob Salm Lyle Shannon and Bob Casten dyck go with Mr Robbins and Mr Whaley to Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington Missouri for a two day tournament that runs Friday It is the tenth such contest sponsored by the academy with about fifteen leading Middle West teams entered Debaters must argue both sides of the question and be well acquainted with their subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Salm
Lyle Shannon
Bob Castendyck
Mr. Robbins
Mr. Whaley
Wentworth Military Academ
Lexington
Missouri
The
Academy
Middle-West
Trial of Latin Language Featured in School Club Meeting
Latin Club staged a courtroom skit titled the Trial of Latin Language with Judge James Brown and Officer Rodney Chamberlain. Witnesses including Religion, Science, and Music traced Latin’s role in religion, science, and arts as the defense praised its enduring value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin Club
James Brown
Rodney Chamberlain
Sanford Mitchell
Donald Church
Herman Walck
Bob Castendyck
George Huber
Ward Dillon
Charles Geyer
Marge Jones Leads Last Senior Luncheon Attendees
The Spring Luncheon in the gym noon today was led by Marge Jones with blue and white decor. A large crowd of students and faculty enjoyed noodle suey molded salad rolls milk ice cream and cake funded by mothers. The event wrapped up the school year senior luncheons with committees handling decor car cashiers milk and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Jones
Eudeen Mortenson
Hermina Vogel
Beverly Zigler
Beverly Anderson
Jean Brown
Lucille Ohnen
Marjorie Moulton
Evelyn Johnson
Elizabeth Harless
Dorothy Ewbank
Vernon Frye
Wendell Vallee
Lyle Swartley
Herb Marschang
John Schueler
Lewis Kornman
Paul Johnson
Bob Bentley
John Powell
al Davis
Lorraine Ohnen
Thoris Hoak
Eileen Mangan
Jack Havener
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Lexington, Missouri
Ambassador Quartet
A. T. Scovill F. F. A. Roman
Coliseum
Home Economics
Tizzy Lish
House
Marian Kline
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