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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
2
The internal page lists editors Doris Woessner Lillie Huenger Margie Meyer and Earl Bailey with staffers including Leone Wolber circulation Theresa Barajas and artist Lauren Frazier.
A narrator urges readers to explore nonfiction first and lists Emily Dickinson Miss Emily Jade Snow Wong George Gershwin The Greatest Story Ever Told and other works. The piece contrasts nonfiction with fiction highlighting Ramona Wuthering Heights and Daphne du Maurier Parasites as notable reads.
The January issue features Lino and Johnny Carrillo while February highlights Jerry Rothstein and Leola Clark. March names Barry Musgrove David Beavley and Judy Swain as personalities.
A light hearted school page lists couples and crushes at S H S and C H S with playful puns on matches and flames. Names include Ann Burkhader Dick Ohnen Ann Farrer Bob Bruns Charlice Buyers Don Shantz Judy Kennedy and others.
Spring fashion at school spotlights quilted skirts and sheer blouses for girls and bold cotton shirts and color blocked jackets for boys. Sue Hey shows a black quilted skirt with tiny yellow flowers while Mary Tou Mium met debuts a roled gilted cotton ensemble.
A reader notes possible name substitutions in a puzzle style list, suggesting various first names be swapped with alternate surnames or nicknames. The writer enumerates multiple hypothetical changes like Ronnie to Goodmorning and Janet to Skipper, examining how identity cues shift in each pairing.
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