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Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1937

Page

5

Halloween Frolic Dances Into Big Senior Circus

This year's super colossal Halloween Frolic opens tonight under Lyle Swartley. Don Allen chairs concessions with Kathry n Cornelius and others on the committee. The event features a mid way with a big top free show at the end, dancing after concessions close, and tickets 6 for 25 cents admitting one to all mid way shows.

Lyle Swartley Don Allen Kathryn Cornelius Emily Griffith Jean Brown Bettijane Long Beverly Anderson Lorraine Ohnen Lora Mae McCaslin Marge Jones Bob Bentley Zelma Sears Twila Oswald Donna Little Kathryn Cassens Carl Brewer Mary Carol Warrior Lois Moore Winifred Knox Milton Green Mary Jane Crump Robert Haag Ida Jayne Blanchard Janet Prestin Morris Stone John Powell Betty Braitsch Dorothy Bissell Alicemae Fine Jean Wooster Thoris Hoak Mary Jane Geyer Janet Ewbank Sue Gerdes Mary Beth Harrison Jean Beier

120 Enter Night School Opens with Diverse Courses

Night school started October 11 for a twenty week term with 120 attendees from the twin cities. Classes meet Monday and Wednesday seven to nine p m offering Shorthand II Bookkeeping Typing I and II Business Law Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing Woodworking Salesmanship Business English and a Nurses Training Course in Chemistry. Agricultural courses begin January 1. Faculty includes Roscoe Eades Principal Miss Hunt C N Timmons J L Robbins Haden Moore J A Twardock Miss Peterson H E Whaley T G Scheid Miss Schick and Peter Hoogevveen.

Twin Cities Roscoe Eades Miss Hunt C. N. Timmons J. L. Robbins Haden Moore J. A. Twardock Miss Peterson H. E. Whaley T. G. Scheid Miss Schick Peter Hoogeveen

Six New S. H. S. Faculty Members Interviewed For Script

Cub reporters interview six new SHS staff members Miss Hester from Scottsburg Indiana cooking teacher Miss Turnell former Clintonville Wisconsin Miss Brooks Oshkosh graduate and UW work Miss Sherman Maquam Illinois biology and physiology Miss Weston from Missouri Valley Iowa Miss Amy Turnell director of physical education for girls trained at Northwestern Illinois and Iowa with teaching stints in Alabama Missouri and Illinois

Cub Reporters Miss Hester Miss Turnell Moore Miss Brooks Miss Sherman Miss Weston SHS Lucille Burr Miss Bassett Scottsburg Ind Purdue Columbia Eldorado, Il Haden Moore University of Wisconsin Doris Brittain Clintonville Wisconsin Oshkosh Teachers College Maquam Illinois Helen Cassel Knox College Flat Rock St. Charles Betty Gehring Missouri Valley Iowa Drake University University of Michigan Columbia University Sterling Amer Ican Amy Turnell Northwestern University of Illinois University of Iowa Anniston Alabama St. Joseph Missouri Dwight Public Schools of

Barraclough and Harshman Appointed Annual Heads

The 1938 Blue and Gold annual board meets Monday evening in the gym for a picnic supper marking its first official gathering. Senior board members include Vernon Frye Russell Wagenknecht Beverly Anderson John Schueler Elmer Barraclough Dale Harshman Mary Harrison Lois Smyre De Vere Tarvin Liva suerteyrl Beverly Anderson Mary Jane Geyer Janet Prestin Alice Mae Richards Lewis Kornman Ida Blanchard Everett Birch Paul Johnson and Lyle Swartley with activities in art dramatics photography and sports noted.

Elmer Barraclough Dorothy Bissell Dale Harshman Mary B. Harrison Lois Smyre Sileo de Vere Tarvin Liva Suerteyrl Beverly Anderson Ue Gerdes Mary Jane Geyer Janet Prestin Alice Mae Richards Ewis Kornman Ida Jayne Blanchard Everett Birch Paul Johnson Lyle Swartley Coach Scheid Amy Turnell G.A.A S” Club John Schueler Janet Ewbank Bob Bentley Shirley Jenkins Kathryn Cassens Marilyn Perry Paul Puckett Carl Brewer Marrie Stone Betty Over Alice Mac Fine Thoris Hoak Lewis Kornman James Sheeley Evelyn Johnson Robert Jurkens Don Drynan John Havener Alan Davis Lora Mae McCaslin Richard Hulse Naomi Renters Emily Griffith Lorraine Ohnen Lyle Shannon Donna Little Vir— Miller Twilaswald Don Fehrenbach Eileen Mangan Bob Salm

Alumni Lettermen Parade at Dixon Homecoming Game

Alumni lettermen to parade during Dixon High School homecoming festivities. Co chairs Schueler and Alice MacRiche oversee events Friday night speeches, Saturday dances, half time parades, a floorshow and souvenirs. Committees handle entertainment refreshments cleanup decoration publicity with student organizers.

Dixon S.H.S Schueler Alice Mac Riche Saturda I. Scheid

Scientist Lectures Students on Wonders of Inventions

Harry C. White, a friend of Edison and Steinmetz, lectured to an assembly this morning. He demonstrated laboratory apparatus worth thousands, including the electric eye that rings a bell or starts a fan, and used a radio pen to inscribe letters of fire on a distant screen. His engaging humor and vivid explanations inspired scientific interest among the students.

Harry C. White Thomas A. Edison Charles P. Steinmetz Mr. White

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Vernon Frye Lillian Whitford Barraclough Harshman
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