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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1940

Page

6

Science Course Options at Our High School

The science department offers general science biology physics chemistry advanced zoology and physiology. Courses emphasize experiments reports and thorough study with hands on lab work and field observations. Teachers include Mr. Hoogeveen Mr. DeVoe Mr. Terhune and Mr. Scheid while equipment is modern and well maintained.

Small Miss Sherman Hoogeveen DeVoe Terhune Thomas Cabinet Shop Sterling Scheid

Prom night gossip from S H S students

A local Tattle tale column lists numerous student couples and dates from S H S including Johnny Platt with Geraldine Lange and Doris Overholser with Wayne Friedrichs. It notes parties, a May 15 Colosseum date with Dick Jurgens and other pairings among Carlton, Whitford, Harshman, and Welton.

Johnny Platt Geraldine Lange Lillian Whitford Bob Phillips Fern Allen Dick Ulm Marge Andrews Art McCue Bob Jamison Marion Palmer Paul Harshman Jerry Shore Helen Lea Hansen Bob Shaffer Betty Gehring Dick Rohrer Fran Burkitt Loren Andreas Jane Stonesifer Keith Swartley Doris Welker Wayne Friedrichs Helen Gleason John Griffith Valine Stutzke Art Melville Ruth Ann Castendyck Norm Bogott Ruth Welton Jim Brown Doris Overholser Carlton Boys Louaine Allen Clarice Hey Betty Northington George Huber Kaye Hall Charlotte Goetz Elmer Barraclough Bob Salm Helen Lea Lucille Burr Lyle Swartley Viola Nester Jack Phelps

Parting Is Such a Sorrow Editorial From Gordon Behrens

An editorial farewell from Gordon Behrens thanks staffers and lists the paper’s editors and contributors. It celebrates Ray the Editor and pays tribute to Stryker, Smitty, Helen Lea, Gehring, Ruthie Castendyck, Strock, Jamison, Marion Palmer, Bill Haglund, Janie Bartel, Betty, Doris, Jason, John B, Hermann, and Young while noting summer rest after a season of production.

Bonnes Ceweeweee Ray Pettit Bill Haglund Serene Cenee Gordon Behrens Helen Lea Hansen Mary McGarn Ruth Ann Castendyck Betty Gehring Perret Bob Jamison Tennewenee Beeen John Platt Poee Ewer Ares Sees Assssoses Doris Overholser G. A Paul Hermann Ae Saensean Teeseee Sports Richard Smith Clarence Strock Jason Hopkins Marion Palmer Janie Bartel Dale Musselman Paul Harshman Betty Darnell Albert Macklowsky Paul Young Ed Ohnen Bill Smith Melvin Betts Ray Stryker Smitty Smith Sosassity Helen Lea Gehring Ruthie Castendyck Mercy Day Strock Jamison Betty Doris Jason John B Hermann Young Brung

Reporter Learns Plans For Summer Vacations

The article lists local students and their summer plans including Mr Brandau as lifeguard at Lawrence Park, Marjorie Lang to Mexico with her father, Miss Pasek attending Black Hills then Northwestern summer school, Mary Andrews planning a world trip, Joan Killian aiming for the New York World's Fair, Miss Hunt teaching summer school at S H S, Mr Stryker to sever tonsil connections and attend summer school near Chicago, and others such as Robert Robbins a short trip, Helen Lea Hansen at Northwestern summer school plus tennis and golf, Marjorie Harless hoping to Florida, Miss Good planning work all summer, Miss Joiner considering Tucson, John Scheineman loafing, Charles Mangan attending summer school and sleeping, Bob Jamison becoming junior consul for Boy Scouts, Vivian Wolf and Betty McCombs at camp, and Lee Jenkins leaving Sterling for Travers Michigan.

Brandau Lawrence Park Marjorie Lang Mexico Miss Pasek Black Hills Northwestern University Mary Andrews Joan Killian New York 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

The Sweetest Story Ever Told and a Valley Church Wedding

Mother Mahree in My Old Kentucky Home sends her two daughters to the Little Red School House then encounters A Kid Named Joe who suggests music on Make Believe Island. A recognition moment leads to romance as they hear songs and marry in The Little Old Church In The Valley with the Voice In The Old Village Choir.

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

Fragmented Notes Reveal Local Everyday Anecdotes

Readable lines describe neighbors and residents in casual scenes. Mentions include Marge Andrews Johnny Platt Gordon Behrens Ellen Haskell Bunny Robbins and Bob Jamison with brief hints of activities and possessions around their homes. The tone suggests light human interest snapshots from a community page.

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

Corner Chats and Mourner Farewell

Melvin and Bill share a quiet corner chat while Dale lies on the floor as the mournful observer. The writer bids goodbye until next year and hints at more from our minds and writings to follow.

Melvin Bill Dale

Dramatic Club Produces Three Plays at Sterling High

Sterling Township High School Dramatic Club staged three plays before students on May 15 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 also well performed. Directors were Lucille Burr Barbara Flinn and Arden Daehler with advisers Elizabeth Joiner and Doris Burritt.

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

Seniors Visit Chicago After Joint Inspection In World War II Era

Seniors tour Chicago after inspecting transport planes aimed at scaring Hitler. They dine at Won Kow's Restaurant in Chinatown and Bud Terhune buys Chinese goods before a night city tour. The group returns to Sterling by 12:55 a.m. with Supervisor Krohn keeping lights on the train.

Hitler Breiding Bill Krohn Sterling Eades

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