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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1940

Page

7

Way Back in 1904 Auto phor Publishes School Annual

A feature on Sterling-Colomal township high school's first annual for 1904 describes student life under Principal EK T. Austin. It notes football and basketball teams, girls’ class basketball, and the humorous long white trousers of players. The piece previews verses titled Junior Jingles and hints at continuing coverage in a later column.

H. S Sterling-Colomal Township EK. T. Austin Princeton Sterling Business College Fulton Sterling Y. M. C. A

Alumni Face Shifts As They Attend Various Colleges

Alumni list shows Lorie Andreas Jim Beatty and Bob by Castendyck at Knox College. Don Church Lyle Geeting Norm Bogett Earl Dahl at Bradley Tech. Jim Brown and Charlotte Goetz at Carlton. Pat Behrens at DeKalb Ruth Welton at MacMurray. Charlie Geyer at Cornell University George Huber at Cornell College. Barbara Flinn at Albion Wardie Dillon at Purdue. EY Anna Hammelman at college Bobby Philips at Marietta. Homer Wallace at Halgren's Service Station John ny Reigle at Shanger's. Quack Eckle in sales at National Tea Kenny Howard at Scovills Don Ford running mile at dime store.

Lorie Andreas Jim Beatty Bobby Castendyck Knox College Bradley Tech Romeos Don Church Lyle Geeting Norm Bogett Earl Dahlgren Carlton Jim Brown Charlotte Goetz DeKalb Pat Behrens MacMurray Ruth Welton Cornell University Charlie Geyer Cornell College George Huber Barbara Flinn Albion Wardie Dillon Purdue Anna Hammelman College Bobby Philips Marietta Eye Homer Wallace Halgren Johnny Reigle Shanger’s Quack Eckle P. G National Tea Kenny Howard Scovills Don Ford Dime Store

Library staff enlarged and new books added

The library expands its staff with Gloria Waters and colleagues and adds titles including Frankenstein and Rebecca. New magazines such as American Artist and Le Soleil arrive. A Sterling F F A meeting discusses ongoing project work and future activities.

Gloria Waters Cecil Wade Marjorie Andrews Marjorie Curtsinger Darlene Leonard Eileen Corrigan Mary Jane Miller Marian Eade Lillian Bernstein Fern Allen Betty Graham Don Thome Betty McCombs Frankenstein Shelley Rachel Field Rebecca du Maurier Escape Vance Doctor Hudson Douglas Lloyd C. Douglas Chad Hanna Edmonds Abraham Lincoln Carl Sandburg Athletic Journal le Soleil

Summer Fun Across the Nation

Students and faculty recount vacations from Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon. Jean Beatty visited Yellowstone. Joanna Prentiss met senators in Washington. the Weckeaser brothers toured Canada. the Small family fished 200 times. Miss Burritt toured the West and the Great Lakes. Mr. Brandan swam. Mr. Stryker studied yet bored in class. others visited Wisconsin, Madison, and the New York World’s Fair.

Jean Beatty Yellowstone Park Joanna Prentiss Washington, D. C Weckeaser Boys Canada Small Family Dorothy Janssen Small West Miss Burritt Five Great Lakes Brandan Wisconsin Stryker Scheid University of Wisconsin Ted Madison Doris Abel Doris Boyings Miss Turnell Grand Canyon Miss Joiner California Arizona Rome Jack Chapman Gordon Behrens

Annual 1904 almanac ads evoke local life and humor

A past issue notes jokes about a young man named Greenie and a blend of entertainment and oddities. It highlights advertisements from local firms offering undertaker services, medicines, cloaks and carpets, doors and netting, department store goods, and furnishings. An official calendar lists quirky yearly milestones and misadventures.

Greenie Wright Charles A. Windom Masonic Temple Hendricks Drug Store Chester’s J. E. Phillips Ahrens Department Store R. W. Murphy & Son Batiste Star Bakery Watertown Ward Jones Pfister

Latin Club Opens Year With Julius Caesar Satire

The first Latin club meeting on October 15 in the gym features a humorous Julius Caesar satire written by Gordon Behrens. Other activities include games and refreshments. officers Mariann Birch Fay Ewbank Dorothy Hoener and 66 members with 43 after admitting no freshmen.

Gordon Behrens Mariann Birch Fay Ewbank Dorothy Hoener

Dramatic Club Elects Swartley President at First Meeting

Keith Swartley was elected president of the Dramatic Club on September 26 at the first meeting. Other officers include vice president John Platt secretary Mariann Birch treasurer Bob Jamison and publicity manager Janie Bartel. Meetings set for the first Monday each month. Junior and senior tryouts were held on Thursday October 3.

Keith Swartley Dramatic Club John Platt Mariann Birch Bob Jamison Janie Bartel

French Club elects Adams president at September meeting

John Quincy Adams was elected president of the French Club at a Friday meeting on September 20. Gertrude Fine was chosen vice president, Jean Beatty secretary, and Bob Griesser treasurer for the organization.

John Quincy Adams Gertrude Fine Jean Beatty Bob Griesser

Robed Choir Expands as New Officers Lead Season

The Robed Choir welcomes 46 new members and a larger chorus with a strong girls glee club of 34. Elected officers include Mariann Birch as president, Andrea Turner as vice president, Leland Book as secretary, and William Woodring with Ed Bowers directing robes and music. The group plans many activities this season.

Mariann Birch Andrea Turner Leland Book William Woodring Ed Bowers

Sterling Band Marks Coleta Centennial in New Uniforms

The S. H. S. concert band led the Coleta Centennial parade and rodeo day program on Saturday September 14 wearing navy blue uniforms with light blue and gold accents. New ranks promote beginners to the 60 piece concert band, while the B band handles other events. A string section benefits from free summer instruction by Dean Ball of Dixon.

Coleta J. J. Richards Dean Ball Dixon

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