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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1941

Page

2

Summer Classes At S H S Train 53 Students In Workshops

During vacation 53 students attend classes at S H S under Miss Eva Hunt Peter Hoogeveen and A R DeVoe. Courses include typing wood shop math algebra geometry and business principles with additional NA defense driven machine shop welding and mechanical drawing sessions. An afternoon woodshop for N Y A students and a sewing class for N Y A girls are offered.

S.H.S Eva Hunt Peter Hoogeveen A. R. DeVoe Timmons National Defense Administration Moore

Extracurricular Clubs Open to Sterling High Students

Sterling High School offers many clubs and activities for boys and girls. Freshmen through seniors may join groups like the Girls Athletic Association and Boys Hi-Y, with some clubs limited by subject or eligibility. Enrollment depends on grades and space, with a minimum requirement to participate while prioritizing scholarship.

Future Farmers of America Sterling High School

Fishing Provides Recreation For Summer Session Staff

The article describes Charley Curtsinger catching two prize catfish a 26 inch and a 20 inch one with Mr DeVoe claiming to have eaten most of the smaller fish. The maintenance crew undertook summer cleaning painting sanding sealing and general repair including a new coat of paint for the library repaints on stadium seats and light posts and fence posts plus fencing and tennis court surface hardening.

Don’t Forget It Is Mrs Olsen Not Miss Wolber

Mrs Frank Olsen is now the name of Mr Eades pert secretary. Florence Wolber, a former S H S student class of 35 with top average, married over the summer and now lives at 509 Third Avenue Sterling.

Frank Olsen Eades Florence Wolber Third Avenue, Sterling

Dopey Definitions Will Help Misguide Freshmen

A satirical freshmen guide lists terms and bluntly describes harsh school spaces. It condemns areas like Inner Sanctum and Gym while hinting at social events, assemblies, and a looming initiation with dark humor.

A Good Beginning- High School Advice for Students

The piece offers practical guidance for students, urging active effort and focus in study hall. It emphasizes that teachers are human, and highlights a proper use of study time as a path to learning.

Student activities count toward credits in music and debate

Academic credit toward graduation is given in the music activities and in debate. Other activities are participated in solely for the benefit and pleasure the students receive.

Football Penalty Signals and Their Meanings

The article explains common referee signals used in football. It details offside with hands on hips, pass interference by crossing arms, illegal motion with a sweeping left arm, unnecessary roughness as an army salute, holding by wrist grasp, and a 15 yard penalty for unnecessary roughness.

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Returning Gridders Prepare for Rebuilt Team

The 1941 Illinois All-State champion squad enters a rebuild as nine of eleven players depart. Veterans Captain Earl Nelson and Harry Woodyatt lead the return, with a host of skill position contenders including John Gould, Leon Gould, Harvey Riser, and DeVere Leonard eyeing pivotal roles under coaches Scheid Brandau and Terhune.

Theodore Scheid Clinton High Illinois Scheid Brandau Terhune Earl Nelson Harry Woodyatt Nelson Puckett Kelley Hults Flack Norval Zigler Charlie Miller Jim Lansford Vern Hinrichs Marvin Saillard Bill Adams Dean Dahlgren Roland Kelsey Wayne Friedrichs Johnny Ahrens DeVere Leonard Leonard Clair Book Woodyatt Doermann

Football Season Opens as S.H.S Battles Rock Falls

Coach Ted Scheid brings a rebuilt S.H.S. squad to face Rock Falls on September 19 at Rock Falls field or possibly S.H.S. stadium. The Green and Black seek revenge after last year’s 18 to 0 loss with captain Leo Hunsberger and backfield veterans Dale Lane Junior Spencer and Web McMurry. A large crowd and high tension expected. Community also visits in the next game under a new coach in an experimental season.

Ted Scheid Rock Falls Quire Leo Hunsberger Dale Lane Junior Spencer Web McMurry S.H.S

Committee Formulates 1941 Football Rules

The 1941 rules committee revises play to speed offense. Substitutes may communicate with teammates after entering, and free substitution in the last quarter is allowed. Backward passes behind the line may be handed forward to a nonline player. A forward pass into the end zone on fourth down is not a touchback. the ball restarts at the scrimmage line of the last play.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Curtsinger DeVoe Mrs. Olsen Miss Wolber Scheidmen Community Mendota Belvidere Princeton Dixon DeKalb Clinton Bassis Sterling Township High School Sterling, Illinois Paul Hermann Marion Palmer Gordon Behrens Dick Smith Ruth Ann Castendyck Stryker
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