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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1940

Page

1

Reporter Learns Plans For Summer Vacations

Sterling pupils share summer plans. Brandau becomes lifeguard at Lawrence Park. Lang to Mexico with her father. Marjorie Lang to Black Hills then Northwestern summer school. Mary Andrews aims world trip. Joan Killian eyeing New York World's fair. Hunt to teach Northwestern summer school. Stryker to sever ties and join Chicago area summer school. Robbins to take a short trip. Hansen to attend Northwestern summer school and play tennis. Harless hopes for Florida trip. Good expects to work all summer. Joiner plans Tucson Arizona. Scheineman to loaf. Mangan to attend summer school and sleep. Bob Jamison to become junior consul for Boy Scouts. Wolf and McCombs to camp together. Lee Jenkins leaves Sterling for Travers Michigan. Bye, Bye, Lee.

Marjorie Lang Mexico Miss Pasek Black Hills Northwestern University Mary Andrews Joan Killian New York Miss Hunt Stryker Chicago Robbins Helen Lea Hansen Marjorie Harless Florida Miss Good Miss Joiner Tuscon Arizona John Scheineman Charles Mangan Bob Jamison Vivian Wolf Betty McCombs Lee Jenkins Sterling Travers Michigan Lee

Prom yet another chapter in S. H. S. gossip column

The Tattletale item chronicles school life at S. H. S. with student couples and social notes. It lists Johnny Platt with Geraldine Lange, Lillian Whitford with Bob Phillips, Fern Allen with Dick Ulm, and many more pairs at dances and events. Keeps readers updated on romances, rumors, and campus happenings.

Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow Editorial Poem

Gordon Behrens presents a farewell editorial saluting the newspaper staff. The piece names Ray the editor, Dictator Stryker, Smitty the sports editor, Helen Lea, Gehring, Ruthie Castendyck, Mercy Day, Strock, Jamison, Marion Palmer, Bill Haglund, Janie Bartel, Betty, Doris, Jason the illustrator, John B, Hermann, and Young. It celebrates their roles and humorously notes foibles and daily tasks as the paper heads to a summer rest.

Ray Pettit Bill Haglund Gordon Behrens Helen Lea Hansen Mary McGarn Ruth Ann Castendyck Betty Gehringee Atone Bob Jamison John Platt Doris Overholser Paul Hermann Sporta Richard Smith Clarence Strock Jason Hopkins Marion Palmer Janie Bartel Dale Musselman Paul Harshman Ray Stryker Smitty Smith Solassity Helen Lea Gehring Ruthie Castendyck Mercy Day Strock Jamison Betty Doris Jason John B Hermann Young Brung

The Sweetest Story Ever Told and Love at the Little Church

Mother Mahree from My Old Kentucky Home sends her two daughters to school. They visit A Kid Named Joe who invites them to hear The Sweet Potato Piper on Make Believe Island. Rosalie recognizes him as The Small Fry and they marry after hearing Dream Melody and songs in the Little Old Church.

Mahree Kentucky Sonny Boy Red Joe Make Believe Island Rosalie Singing Hills Margie Old Village

Readable fragments from a dated social note page

The passage lists several people in casual, humorous vignettes about daily life. It mentions Marge Andrews Johnny Platt Gordon Behreng Bunny Robbins Ellen Haskell and others in light hearted domestic scenes and keeps a playful tone throughout.

Marge Andrews Johnny Platt Gordon Behreng Ellen Haskell Bunny Robbins Geyer Dillon Castendyck Mitchell Helen Lea Hansen Betty Gehring Darling Bob Jamison

Yearend Chat and Mourner Farewell Chorus

Melvin and Bill share a chat in the corner while Dale lies on the floor as the sweet little mourner. The farewell note promises a reunion next year and hints at more from our heads and our pens.

Melvin Bill Dale

Science Department Offers Varied High School Courses

The science department features general science biology physics chemistry advanced zoology and physiology with new additions. Courses include exploratory general science and biology human biology public health and plant study, plus chemistry and physics labs and occasional night courses in chemistry for nurses and ferrus metallurgy. Students access experiments dissections and detailed observations to understand inheritance and the role of science in daily life.

Small Miss Sherman Hoogeveen DeVoe Terhune Thomas Cabinet Shop Sterling Scheid

Dramatic Club Presents Sterling Township High Plays

The Dramatic Club of Sterling Township High School staged three plays before students on Wednesday May 16 under student direction. The Bishop's Candlesticks featured Herman Walck as the Bishop and Sanford Mitchell as the convict. The Neighbors and Sauce For the Goslings were lively comedies, well acted by the student cast. Directors were Lucilie Burr Barbara Flinn and Arden Daehler with advisers Elizabeth Joiner and Donna Burritt praised for their guidance.

Sterling Township High School Herman Walck Sanford Mitchell Lucilie Burr Barbara Flinn Arden Daehler Elizabeth Joiner Donna Burritt

Seniors Visit Chicago After Joint Inspection

A group of seniors toured Chicago after inspecting joint planes, visiting Chinatown and Won Kow's Restaurant for dinner around 6 p.m. Bud Terhune bought Chinese goods by 9 p.m. and the group motored to tour the lit city before departing on the train, arriving in Sterling at 12:56 a.m. Supervisor Bill Krohn struggled to keep lights on during the return trip.

Hitler Breiding Bill Krohn Sterling Eades

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