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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

4

Hill-Billy Gum-Chews and Schoolyard Tales

A ragbag of teen gossip from a high school scene. Notes on knitting seniors, biking Al Hill and Naomi Renters, slumber parties at McNitt's, a one-armed driver warning, letters, crushes, and social drama among junior and senior girls and boys. Mentions of quotes, relationships, and mischief across lockers and classrooms.

Willie Sims al Hill Naomi McNitt’s George B John R Emily Ray W Jeanne Shelley Lynn Precious Jan H Forbes Phorbes DeVere Tarvin Marilyn B Iowa Bernard B Assembly Virginia Miller Johnnie Powell Rollo Larry Wheeler Locust Street Magin Healey Burdette Miller Louis Long Keith Healy Tom Magin Jerry Louis Fay Francis Cullen Dixon Rock Falls Louisville Sterling Marge Harold Healey Bud Sundberg Mary Jane Bob Paul Bjork Janet Ewbank

Student Council Roles by Class Levels Listing

Senior officers include Larry Wheeler president Jacob Amsbaugh vice president Janet Hoover secretary William Sims treasurer Junior officers list Bill Hi-President Sue Rubright vice-president Alice Darnell secretary John Becker treasurer Sophomore officers Vernon Frye president Don Fehrenbach vice-president Mary Jane Geyer secretary Norman Schuneman treasurer Freshman officers Lyle Hall president Gloria Brian vice-president Nora Olinger secretary Edward Gebhardt treasurer

Larry Wheeler Jacob Amsbaugh Janet Hoover William Sims Bill Hi Sue Rubright Alice Darnell John Becker Vernon Frye Don Fehrenbach Mary Jane Geyer Norman Schuneman Lyle Hall Gloria Brian Nora Olinger Edward Gebhardt

Mrs Marsh Travels Europe on Majestic Cruise

Mrs Marsh recounts a long European tour aboard the British White Star Majestic leaving New York June 29. The voyage includes Cherbourg and Cowes, London sights from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, Stratford on Avon, a Holland and Rhine itinerary, Lucerne to Italy including Milan and Venice, Rome with Mussolini’s home and the Vatican, then Paris Versailles and a return via Scotland and Canada. George Beatty at University of Illinois studies agricultural engineering.

Majestic White Star Line New York Europe Normandie France Cherbourg Isle of Wight England Needle’s Point Alfred Lord Tennyson Cowes Southampton Royal Yacht Club London Buckingham Palace Tower Westminster Abbey Parliament Building St. Paul's British Museum National Galleries Madame Toussand Windsor Castle Stratford On Avon Shakespeare Ann Hathaway Oxford College Eton School Stoke-Poges Grey Harwich Scheveningen Wilhelmina Holland Mayence Heidelberg Black Forest Odenwald Lucerne Switzerland Italy Como Caroline Milan da Vinci Venice City of the Sea Titian St. Mark’s Florence Athens Catacombs Roman Forum Coliseum Rome St. Paul Christ Tito Schipa Circus Maximus Genoa Columbus Nice Riviera Monte Carlo Paris Versailles Queens Notre Dame Louvre Napoleon Malmaison Josephine Marie Antoinette Scotland Melrose Edinburgh Lake Region Trossachs Ellen’s Isle Loch Katrine Abbotsford Glasgow Montreal Toronto

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Hague Peace Palace Andrew Carnegie Volendam Zuyder Zee Edam Royal Library Royal Villa Woods Cologne Kaiser Wilhelm Doorn Coblenz Rhine Province Rhine Germany George Beatty George University of Illinois
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