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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1946

Page

4

Gals and Guys Style Notes From The Wardrobe Ring

Readers are urged to brighten wardrobes with grey dresses and grey wool skirts paired with colorful sweaters. Maxine Hill showcases green shoes and Marge Moulton a red and white sweater while Doris Deets pairs blue grey and pink argyle with a matching grey skirt. Boys show off plaid sweaters and notable neckwear as Harlan Puterbaugh favors bold ties.

Maxine Hill Max Marge Moulton Doris Deets

Records Rhythm Roll: Smooth Platters Dominate This Month

The column highlights current hit recordings by Freddy Martin, Johnny Mercer, Gene Krupa with Carolyn Grey, Dinah Shore, Spike Jones and others. Noted tunes include My Sugar Is So Refined, Chiquita Banana, Ole Buttermilk Sky, That Little Dream Got Nowhere, South America Take It Away, and Hawaiian War Chant.

Johnny Mercer Gene Krupa Carolyn Grey Dinah Shore

Planning The art of delaying tasks until tomorrow

A reflection on procrastination, exploring why people delay actions they know they should take. The piece analyzes psychology, habit formation, and excuses used to postpone chores and decisions. It weighs potential consequences of perpetual postponement.

Wishing Well at S. H. S. prompts student wishes

In a yearbook feature at S. H. S. students line up to make wishes at the Wishing Well. Donna Battles hopes for a dial telephone system, others ask for dates with Guy Madison, a double date with Prag Van Johnson, and dreams of travel, a flying carpet, or a new car.

Donna Battles Don Huntley Kilroy Lois Larson Tiny Erb Guy Madison Prag van Johnson Jackie Sullivan Dick Davis Peggy Beach Annie Siemers Arlene Neitzke Dixon Bill Loos

Flunked Student Targets Joliet High School Teacher

A Joliet High School student recalls a strict but compassionate teacher whose stern smile masked a generous heart. The student vows to confront the teacher after flunking, explaining the incident sparked a plan to challenge the authority.

Scavenger Hunt At French Club Meeting

The French Club met at Betty Bull’s home on Monday October 14 for a scavenger hunt. Members decoded a list written in French and searched in groups of three or four to find items. Winning team members were Marjeri Moulton Roger Larson Betty Bull and Lois Lambrecht.

Betty Bull Marjeri Moulton Roger Larson Lois Lambrecht Joyce Goldberg Joyce Long Dick Eikenhberry

Freshmen Freshmen Green Sophomores Polished Juniors There

Ottawa etiquette riddle hints at student year roles with playful lines about freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors. The piece uses witty tone to contrast stages of college life and ends with seniors being “IT.”

Ottawa

Wanted Ad Seeks Boy To Deliver Fish Ride City

A quirky feel appears in the Galesburg High School notice asking for a boy to deliver fish that can ride around the city. The page also lists odd for sale items and a lost Parker 51 pen with red ink.

Wink faster than trouble at Ottawa High School

Latest measurements show the eye can wink in a fortieth of a second. Ottawa High School notes the speed as a quirky fact about human perception and reflexes.

Ottawa High School

Many Speakers Instruct Teachers At Institute

Teacher's Institute held October 17 18 featured Miss Clara Champain born in Frankfurt on Main and naturalized in 1944 with Dr. William Atkinson Young of Peoria. The speakers addressed books and war topics while Harmony Masters of Chicago provided music. Friday's Dixon trip featured a juvenile court judge from Memphis on youth delinquency. Encyclopedia Britannica details: 24 volumes 38 words 17 588 illustrations 26 445 pages 38 hundred contributors from 62 countries.

Morrison Clara Champain Frankfurt-on- Main Wm. Atkinson Young Peoria Young Harmony Masters Chicago Dixon Memphis Tennessee

Coming Events For School Week Highlights

Tonight Hallowe en Frolic and Nov 8 Homecoming Dance on Parade. Football Princeton here on Nov 11 Armistice Day no school. Nov 13 14 15 Senior Play student and evening performances. Nov 23 Music Clinic in DeKalb.

Hallowe’en Frolic Princeton

Entertaining Mexican Students Visit 8 H 8 Assembly

On October 28 the School for the Blind in Monterrey hosted three Mexican students Raul Torres Severiano Vasquez and David Ronquel who performed in festival attire singing Mexican songs. Mrs Cooper spoke on braille and reading material while Miss Pignatelli introduced Raul Escutia the new Mexican student and Matilda Cerillo expressed thanks in Spanish.

School For the Blind Monterrey Mexico Raul Torres Severiano Vasquez David Ronquel Miss Pignatelli Raul Escutia Matilda Cerillo 8. H.8

Fifteen New Members Inducted Into F F A

The Future Farmers of America welcomed fifteen new members at Wayne Geeting’s home on October 6 after a brief meeting. Senior members conducted an informal induction followed by a formal dedication led by advisor Mr. Schick. Ice cream and cake ended the evening. Named inductees include Charles Pippett Howard Ratzlaff Kenneth Summers Alan Surratt Edwin Wade Kenneth Wolf Max Schmaling Charles Becker Robert Orward Glenn Freas Thomas Handel Max Johnson Thomas Ludwick Lyle Meiners and William Morris.

Future Farmers of America Wayne Geeting Mr. Schick Charles Pippett Howard Ratzlaff Kenneth Summers Alan Surratt Edwin Wade Kenneth Wolf Max Schmaling Charles Becker Robert Orward Glenn Freas Thomas Handel Max Johnson Thomas Ludwick Lyle Meiners William Morris

One Act Comedy Presented by Fifth Avenue Players

Fifth Avenue Players officers elected September 30 include Marion Wolf as president Lois Lambrecht as secretary Annamae Bell as treasurer Joyce Goldberg as program chairman and Betty Bull as publicity chairman. Members performed a one act comedy at the meeting. Tryouts begin November 18 for interested sophomores juniors and seniors before club officers and advisor Miss Doris Burritt.

Fifth Avenue Players Marion Wolf Lois Lambrecht Annamae Bell Joyce Goldberg Betty Bull Membr Dramatic Club Doris Burritt

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Mary Vaughn Margaret Norton Jim Haskell Ray Heilner Don Girton O. K Harlan Puterbaugh Sinaten Rida Jika Jack Freddy Martin Spike Jones the Glow Worm Lyle Stouffer Dorothy Lamour the Trading Post Joliet High School Age of Innocence St. Nick Galesburg High School DeKalb F.F.A
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