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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1939

Page

4

Punished for tardiness by marching jail sentence

Students in English class at 8 H 8 formed a lockstep parade after late arrivals, marching the hall under Mr DeVoe as punishment. They ran a timed circuit around the block in one minute forty eight seconds. The piece also notes fires declined after a fire-fighting theme and teases a radical ad push for the Fun Festival on April 28. Senior luncheon politics and credits to band contest organizers are cited, with thanks to numerous helpers.

DeVoe Mikado Wire Mill Eades Fehrenbach

Antelope Amos Tracks Down Kidnapper in Prairie Night

In a rough western tale, Antelope Amos pursues Slug Nutty across a wind swept prairie to rescue Millicent. The chase includes a mountain cabin siege, a gun duel, and quips about diesel engines and Wheaties as the hero prevails.

Antelope Amos Buffalo Bill Mississippi Butch McGlug I Can't County Amos Millicent Slug Nutty Slug Lash Lesh Butch Fuller Brush

Script staff praised for help by school paper group

Editors thank printing firm and school staff for essential help. They recognize Marion Benson Marian Reaver Grace Ratzlaff Alethia Neitzke and others typing and checking. Rebecca and Anita Hinz are praised for noon candy sales boosting senior class funds and school spirit.

Marion Benson Marian Reaver Grace Ratzlaff Alethia Neitzke Rebecca Anita Hinz

Students Hear Walter Harney Demonstrate Electric Calculator

Mr Walter E Harney Monroe Calculating Machine Co district manager gave an instructive demonstration of an electric calculating machine on March 16 before the commercial classes. He showed a smaller model as well. Many commercial students earned pins for shorthand and typing with counts from thirty to one hundred words.

Walter E. Harney Monroe Calculating Machine Company Ina Grace Ratzlaff Irene Gerdes Betty Coonradt Mary Andrews Nona Olinger Marian Kline Opal Andreas Lillian Bauer Dolores Knight Fern Shantz Theron Vallee Viola Nester Charlotte Czuprynski Lucille Burr Dean Geer Harold Landis Lillian Hoover Don Drynan Kenneth Wechsler Bill van Patter Elwin Feldkirchner Margie Brown Helen Koster Vernice Kavadas Dorothy Over- Cash DeVere Tarvin Jack Appenzeller Bradford Elmore

Tea For Mothers By Home Economics Girls

Mothers of Home Economics Club members are invited to a tea on April 26 from three to five in the Home Economics Building. Girls will serve refreshments from the culinary arts and sponsor a sewing class style show to display their talents to their mothers.

Lyle Wilcox Hosts Hi Y Dinner With Walter Grebner

Senior Hi Y members gathered at Lyle Wilcox home for dinner on March 19 hosted by the Hi Y adviser. Walter Grebner spoke on European affairs wearing Tyrolean attire. He commented that Hitler unified Germany and that the people largely back him unless a crisis arises, noting his recent summer in Germany.

Hi-Y Lyle Wilcox Walter Grebner Europe Germany Hitler Mr. Grebner

Shop Boys See Steel Pictures at Inland Steel Plant

Vocational machine shop students viewed a five reel film on steel manufacturing Tuesday March 21. The Inland Steel Corporation hosts covered blast furnace shipping room and steel packing for foreign shipment. Last Tuesday the group visited the Lawrence Brothers factory.

Inland Steel Corporation Lawrence Brothers

Car Crash Scene Sparks Witty Exchange

A humorous exchange unfolds at a crash site as an onlooker asks an old man if he had an accident and the man replies that he has just had one. The brief quip highlights wit amid a mundane traffic mishap.

Naismith Awards Numerals at Banquet in 1938-89 Squad

Dr. James A. Naismith, originator of basketball, spoke at a Sunday-school league banquet last Tuesday ending their season. Scott Williams, U of I football captain, spoke on his early athletic career as players received blue and gold numerals and an autographed certificate from Naismith. He recounted the origin of basketball from its first ideas in Springfield, mass, and noted early rules and the sport’s growth globally.

James A. Naismith Scott Williams U. of I Naismith Springfield Mass Dr. Naismith

Wilma Lucas Addresses Hi Tri on Home Economics

Miss Wilma Lucas spoke at the Hi Tri monthly meeting at the YWCA on March 9. Her talk, titled Home Economica as a Vocation, outlined many career paths for those educated in home economies. A brief business session followed by songs and adjournment completed the event.

Hi-Tri YWCA Wilma Lucas

Reward for Lost Shaffer Pen With Engraved Name

A reward is offered for the return of a Shaffer pen engraved with a girl’s name. Notify the office if found.

Countryman mocks caption under Van Dyke photo

In a public remark, Countryman questions the caption naming Van Dyke alone in a well known picture. He argues the display is misleading and asserts there is no one with him visible in the image.

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