Stillman Valley High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stillman Valley, IL)

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E7lill111iI11 132111211 P1112 'L. XVIII, 8 - STILLMAISTVALLEY, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1952 WHOLE NO. I . .13 I I P I 1 orman Cousins, the editor of thef lrday Review of Literature, trax'-i I extensively in Asia last year. ing with hundreds of people .ln y walks of life. In a recent is- of the Saturday Review of Litera- he propounded 20 questions that e asked most frequently. I have 1 thinking about some of those :tions as I prepared to write this : column of the new year. As we t a new year we often assess t we have done in the past, and we ild plan for the future, resolving orrect some of our mistakes. Cer- ly, some of these questions asked in Asia should-give us lg to.think about as 1952 lhy do Americans iudice and his is the question ntly. It is not easy ' example, in a recent an who had committed a itified in a front page gro. On another page in a ry a certain basketball en due credit for n, but was not gro even though he was. 'o be consistent, at ue at all that we groes by their an the news is l as to their 1 I t there is no the color of anyone ries. fbe Communists make evidence of discrimin urs in our nation. No ,ans ask this burning question a- nt us! iow does the United States re-. lcile its profession of democracy in I world with the fact that it sends and arms' to non-democratic rul- and.:-egimes? Phis is another question that hurts. s U. S. considers it expedient to p Tito and Franco, but I fear our pediency il short-sighted. Most ilians hesitate to question military :isiops, but a few, air bases cer- nly' are not worth the loss of good- I among the free peoples of the rld. Historians may well write Lt democracy blundered in co-op- Lting with these totalitarian govern- ehti. Why is there so much. war talk in a United States, contrasted with the nqyont declarations of peace upon part' of' Russia? Flo milf nillembar that these ques- iri arrhaing asked in Asia. -We It realize tha aatioua failure of our 1 f In w it S V H S1 o o 1 o o Ales County Trustees To Be Elected House Bill 825 passed 'at the ,' session of the General Assembly vides for the .creation of a Co' Board of School Trustees consis of seven members, to be establi in every county of the State. will- be elected at the .1 on April 8 and become: Senior of the This week's lives about northwest of favorites are: out of Phys. ping, for this ers: 'E GJ D body on July 1, 1952. duty of the new board receive petitions for change of all types of school These duties are now ta by the County Judge and Court. The program to 3 Q Board of School True I'-3 the township school tru! school treasurers fi Y wEoN 'Eross School Problems C of the State, therefore, School 'hustees and T4 Treasurers will continue- to f all of their responsibil that the Township Sc will no longer have changes in school of candidates County Boar be made by County C hundred as petit county filing is may be obtz treasurer or 1 dir I OL I at Oregon. 5 Y- g 41,4- wnuf I Scores Valley Qwomenj - - :': L' , o 'S Won Lost 16 2 Variety ...... 29 16 2 Blue ..... . .......... .29 16 2' Club ...........24 21 2 Optimzsts -.... .... .....-.23 22 E Jerry il ......... ,...- ..... 17 28 2 dogg-:nt ly- what ..15 30 1 ' I th Y. s '2 31 ' Mrs. the 0 y ' . ' High Scratch Glendenmngs are say' Bhd H cute Doris Burd ........... . .... .. - ........ Marilyn Swanson-Gene 'home. George Glendenning-Good looking woman. Phil Houston--A lollipop. Earl Gocken-Overhaul job pn my CHF. Mr. Simpkins-A toupee. Mary Ellen Fischer Graduate ln Service Private Davey Lee Duhigg, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Duhigg, Davis Junction, enlisted in the paratroopers on Ney. 25, 1951. Davey had a part time job while he 'little blonde ,watch that man, Carolyn S. Better We hear that Janice W. has ua man Xfrom Byron. Is his name Bob W.? Handicap Burd ..,. -........- Harriet Arends ..... .. ....... .. Virginia Spink ..... - .......... .. If you went to the Winnebago game Inigh serie. i last week, you, probably heard the! Dons Burd .-..........-.... .... . .... . .... ....... crashing of pop bottles on the stage. ' I am sure the Stillman Alumni didn't Games on Thqndu' 'hu' 10 ilearn that in school. ' , Dorothy Y. and Earl G., Lanita M. 5 'and Kent H. were at the square dance Q V Standard Oil vs. Optimists. 'I Valley Variety vs. Smith Oil. Royal Blue, vs. Birthday Clul 'Bomberettea vs. Nelson's. Saturday night. Could it have beeni that Wally T. was their chaperone? I Mr and Mrs George Terviel I hear a certain junior girl, hamely, ' ' Peggy L. is quite happy since 'ahe has aid Wtyne qrxle?e'h.ndS been receiving some real swdll cor- lg ri b mn? 31155 5, 0 'S' was in school, at an AGP store in ,respondeme from a certain 1351 grad-A tif: eg-Qin? viirhtlfifx'-A A-

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