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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1936

Page

4

The Owl prompts seniors to boast of past mischief

The Owl asks S. H. S. seniors to share past mischief and school escapades. Harold Speer recalls a noon flat tire leading to a short vacation, Francis Cullins recounts office boredom and a classroom eraser prank, Cynthia Irwin admits skipping a biology trip, and Bob Johnson notes a wood block accident ending in the office.

S. H Harold Speer Francis Cullins H. S Frank Cynthia Irwin Bob Johnson Wal

Un Peu de Paris entertains Dixon French Club cast

The Dixon French Club and Sterling High French students enjoyed a May 12 program featuring scenes from the French play Monsieur Perrichon. Participants included Herbert Bell Betty Meyer Cynthia Irwin Larry Wheeler William Sims Virginia Grandon and Eugene Young. Mr Joseph Bittorf then showed reels of French films from his visit to France and explained French customs. A social hour with refreshments by Mildred Weyrauch and Margaret Thomas followed.

Dixon Sterling High Monsieur Perrichon Herbert Bell Betty Meyer Cynthia Irwin Larry Wheeler William Sims Virginia Grandon Eugene Young Joseph Bittorf France Mildred Weyrauch Margaret Thomas

Famous Words From Diverse Voices

A collection of notable quotes includes Breitweiser on genius and stability, Confucius on retreat and resilience, Deloris Clark on personal reflection, Genevieve Book on liberty, Don Clark with a single remark, and Ogata asserting shorthand power transforming ideas into life.

Breitweiser Confucius Deloris Clark Genevieve Book Jeroon Don Clark Ogata

Homemakers Banquet Marks Club's First Dinner

The Home Economics Club held its first banquet on May 6 in the Domestic Science building lower room. A long white and yellow table featured unique place-cards and a delicious meal. Officers Betty Witmer, Marian Sitter, Alice Darnell, and Dorothy Musgrave spoke extemporaneously. advisors Miss Neff and Mr. Eades also addressed the group. A spring banquet is likely to become an annual event.

Home Economics Domestic Science Betty Witmer Marian Sitter Alice Darnell Dorothy Musgrave Miss Neff

Illiterature Quiz by Sam Johnson Dictionary Submissions

A numbered list titled Illiterature presents odd English lines from Sam Johnson. Items include phrases like The sailor pushed me orthodox and He metamorphosis, ending with notes about a vacation request and garish car storage.

Sam Johnson Johnson

Penny Social Nets Cash and Fun for Local Club

The penny social held on April 24 in the gym, sponsored by the Home Economies Club, raised 11.41 after expenses. Vendors featured booths for a swimming match and a hairless dog, with acts by Arlene Pyse, Pauline Turner, and a puppet show, followed by dancing.

Arlene Pyse Pauline Turner

Thespians Hold Initiation At Sterling High

The Sterling High Players with 99 members held a Thursday picnic at Lawrence park followed by mock pledge initiation directed by Larry Wheeler's committee Jane Ward Melvin Bere and Robert Yates. Food committee included Jane Andrews Deloris Clark Mildred Weyrauch and others. Allene Besse served as vice president in Wheeler's absence for the state track meet.

Dramatic Club Lawrence Park Sterling High Players Larry Wheeler Jane Ward Melvin Bere Robert Yates Jane Andrews Deloris Clark Mildred Weyrauch Lester Kreider Mary Ellen Hallett Cynthia

Prom Night Notes and Local School Gossip

Prom preparations and social rumors fill the page as seniors listed by name from Sterling Township High School mingle with mentions of campus romances fights injuries and Mr Myers postcard mischief. Rotary luncheon hosts eight senior speakers Herb Bell Charles Potter Bob Wright Harold Healey Louie Long Willie Sims Larry Wheeler Lester Kreider.

al Hill Blossom Frysinger Jack Longabaugh Marilyn Bogett Larry Jane Bud Sundberg Jan Carolus Bob Andrews Gene Cies Louie Long Ruth Mary Northington Roy Friesen Jeanne Walker John Stabler Doris van Derhoof Fred Sterenberg Martha Don Clark Margaret Birch Tom Magin Dorothy Ann Kidd Bob Guess Elinor Bell Chuck Potter Bernice Waterbury Melvin Bere Jean Pettit Jack Metzger Eileen Boyes Uncle Billy Carol Florence Johnson Bell's Champaign Myers Bernice Gary Thomas Dodie van Derhoof Cyn Irwin Rockford Willie Sims Mendota Magin Sundberg Jan Hoover Jan Sterling Township High School Rotary Herb Bell Charles Potter Bob Wright Harold Healey Larry Wheeler Lester Kreider

Class Gift Honors Mr DeVoe At May Picnic

At the junior class picnic on Thursday May 7 the class presented Mr DeVoe with a leather billfold engraved with his name and the class year.

DeVoe

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