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Ruth Ann Castendyck Clarence Struck John Platt Bill Haglund Gordon Behrens Helen Lea Hansen Tom Bogaard Evan Barraclough Keith Swartley Betty Benard Betty Gehring Paul Hermann Janie Bartel Keith Brown Jason Hopkins Dick Smith Paul Weyrauch Jean Hoffman ey Cane editors compile sports features. The list names editors and contributors across sections, reflecting staff roles and coverage leadership for athletic features.
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Ruth Ann Castendyck
Clarence Struck
John Platt
Bill Haglund
Gordon Behrens
Helen Lea Hansen
Tom Bogaard
Evan Barraclough
Keith Swartley
Betty Benard
Betty Gehring
Paul Hermann
Janie Bartel
Keith Brown
Jason Hopkins
Dick Smith
Paul Weyrauch
Jean Hoffman
Cane Editors
Education Week Praise Ties Schools to National Defense
Editorial urges Americans to value education as essential to national defense during American Education Week. Stresses schools as stewards of democracy, freedom, and human brotherhood, citing Franklin Roosevelt and urging students, teachers, and families to reflect on their role in preserving government and ideals.
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United States of America
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Fools Rush In High School Drivers Face Public Heat
A column reflects on recent high school driving incidents and the public’s harsh labeling of teen drivers. It contemplates responsibility, caution, and the impact of tragedy on community perception.
Good Drivers Need Safe Cars And Respect On The Road
The writer urges teen drivers to value safer cars and responsible behavior. Despite claiming teens are capable, they note 15 of 33 cars near the school are older than 1982 and warn that poor tires and brakes endanger lives. A call to earn adult respect through caution.
Principal Leads Spirit With Fresh Cheer About School Demeanor
The article praises a lively principal who actively cheers with students to boost spirit, while critiquing cheerleaders for lacking impact. It urges readers to voice support by cheering louder and adopting new yells, asserting many fresh, effective chants.
The Same Old Story at the White House Move
A satirical scene shows Mrs Democrat confronting Mrs Republican beside a moving van near the White House. They trade quips about elections, health, and political gossip as Frankie and Wendy are referenced in light, humorous fashion.
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White House
Dem
Rep
Lewis
Jim
Frankie
Wendy
Republican
Hamilton
Greene
Turkey astruttin formal fashions for the senior dance
Seniors announce a turkey truck of dress and style tips for the upcoming dance on the 20th. Men should wear dark suits or tuxes if possible, avoid bright ties, and white shirts are preferred. Women should choose sleeved formals in nets, chiffons, satins or velveteens with consideration to comfort and avoiding strapless styles.
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Sterling
Rock Falls
Dixon
P.S
Bert's Bargain Basement Notice
A chaotic gossip column notes as Bert relocates to cell 202 at Sing Sing and lists a flurry of senior couples and rumored romances among local youths. The piece mentions Wayne Andreas Dick Hill Clair Book Bob Griesser Betty Benard and many others with playful, salacious shorthand and unnamed anecdotes. It teases forthcoming answers in next month’s edition.
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Bert
Dixon
Sing Sing
S. H
Wayne Andreas
Dick Hill
Clair Book
Bob Griesser
Betty Benard
Keith Swartley
Betty Gehring
Cecil Wade
Frances Miller
Leland Book
Patty” Geer
Joyce Meenan
Kyger
Shirley McCombs
Jones Boys
Buck
Gene Schultz
Doris
Red” Welker
Betty McCombs
Hunsberger
Leo
Vivian Wolf
Red” Hague
Bob Fehrenbach
Betty Heaton
Kurt Grantow
Lassie
Rock
Helen’ Rincker
Dorothy Crabbe
Dixonite
P. S
Jane Stonesifer
Bessie Buell
Elmer
Moline
Paul Young
Doris Scott
Lorraine Janssen
Donald Adams
Donald Thome
Irene Melvin
Wayne Friedrichs
Eddie Bowers
Betty Jane
Ruth Walker
Olan Schnitzler
Helen Walker
Horace Schnitzler
Teddy Kontos
Jerry Shore
Helen
Herb
Margie Andrews
Rubinoff on concerts lectures and radio appeal
Rubinoff says he plays all violin pieces but favors the violin most. He notes he gives concerts for young people and delivers lectures about benefits he lacked growing up in Russia. He prefers a live audience for reaction over radio, though he has performed on air.
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Russia
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