The Sterling Script Staff and Roles List
The monthly Sterling High School publication lists editors and staff members including Lois Wahl Belle Haglund Arden Ewbank William Black Elien Hall Frances Connor Elmer Keefer Lois Musgrave zabeth Hungate Larry Wheeler Marion McCoy Donald Gerdes Rea Kreider Harriet Ports Ruth Weyrauch May Anspach a Marie Young Leo Darnell Miss Lovrien Miss Coney plus Mr DeVoe as advisor with pricing notes for subscription and single copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elien Hall
Frances Connor
Elmer Keefer
Lois Musgravezabeth Hungate
Larry Wheeler
Marion McCoy Donald Gerdes
Rea Kreider
Harriet Ports
Ruth Weyrauch
May Anspach
Marie Young
Leo Darnell
Miss Lovrien
Miss Coney
Mr. DeVoe
Vacation Around the Corner at S. H. S.
The piece encourages teachers and pupils to enjoy a upcoming vacation with active participation and genuine recreation. It urges making the most of time off, choosing varied activities, and returning energized for the next school term at S. H. S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarin
TO THE GRADUATES SCRIPT DEDICATES SENIORS
The last number of the Script honors the 8S H S graduating class of 1934. It praises their dignity prudence and wisdom. It notes their success in luncheons the play dances and advertising and wishes the new class luck and farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Junior Baseball Champs Challenge Class at Field Day
The Junior Baseball Champs invite any class to a Friday match at Lawrence Park during Field Day a school wide romp. Details about the junior team remain secret but Coach Burns guides them to victory while Manager Reiger handles attire and Trainer Davidson keeps the Champs fit for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Park
Burns
Reiger
Davidson
Pick-Ups Hen Party Banter Shows Prom Night Worries
A humorous, candid tally of locker room gossip among girls about prom plans. They vent on dresses, hair, field day, dates, and potential banquet chaos while joking about boys and chores. The tone captures teen chatter and social pressures around the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Sophomore Lit Club Highlights Diverse Reading Tastes
In this issue the sophomore class shares varied literary preferences. Margaret Thomas favors novels including Edna Ferber So Big and Dorothy Canfield The Bent Twig. Virginia Grandon reads Jonathan's Daughter by Lida Larrimore and Bernice Waterbury enjoys Pearl Buck The Good Earth and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thomas
Edna Ferber
Dorothy Canfield
Virginia Grandon
Lida Larrimore
Jonathan
Bernice Waterbury
Pearl Buck
Leo Darnell
Silvers
Lutz
Marian S
Biology breakfast yields grand prize for Harold Healy
Harold Healy wins the grand prize as a pan-vake eater with nineteen points at the biology breakfast held at the Y camp Comp Wednesday morning. Bill Miller is runner-up with eighteen. The event featured tree counting, gopher chases, Tarzan climbs, and cow calls. Hoogeveen served pig and pancakes. The food makers were Dodie Hall Nettie Mae Mott Gene Bentley Bill McCandless and Bill Miller. The senior play The Youngest drew a large crowd and netted a tidy profit for the annual fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Healy
Bill Miller
Y Camp
Mr. Hoogeveen
Dodie Hall
Nettie Mae Mott
Gene Bentley
Bill McCandless
Also Mentioned on This Page
Press Club of
Sterling High School
Sterling, Illinois
Boys’ Athletics
Girls’ Athletics Society
Lois Wahl
Belle Haglund Arden
Ewbank
William Black
OUR
Enos Mills
Allen Hill
Bernice Hook
Sterling
Twila Shaw
Cynthia Irwin
Richard Halliburton
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