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Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1963

Page

4

From the Classroom to a Recording Company

English teacher Darrell Haden writes about his ten year hobby of song writing. He has about a dozen songs contracted from some 250 written, with recordings on Decca Liberty and Dixie labels and songs published by Cedarwood Starday Hill and Range Music. The single Shelley, published by Lowery Music, features Kinfolk Singers and includes his song Little Wild Daisy on the flip. Over 250 SHS students signed a petition for Dick Biondi to play Shelley on WLS and will urge other stations to do so.

Haden Decca Liberty Dixie Cedarwood Starday Hill and Range Music New York Coach and Four Music Company Lowery Music Company Shelley Brenda Lee Ray Stevens Darrell Haden SHS Dick Biondi

Annual Staff Topped At SHS Seven Names Appointed Editors

SHS named seven junior year students to next year's annual staff. Susan Mellang and Jim Schick appointed co editors with Randy Sleeth in charge of sports Natalie Krewitsky as club editor Janice Van derploeg art editor Paul Manen photographer and Tom Speaker copywriter All have shown scholastic leadership through three SHS years. Sue Mellang known as candy seller and Robed Choir member. Schick active in debate state finalist team Prom roles Co ed Council treasurer Robed Choir band. Sleeth in tennis and earlier football and basketball. Krewitsky led Latin Club Hi Tri Teen Center and speech events. Vanderploeg wrote for Script and joined FTA Latin Club Robed Choir Prom work. Speaker in Prom and track cross country. Manon active in Camera Club Science Club.

Susan Mellang Jim Schick Randy Sleeth Natalie Krewitsky Janice Vanderploeg Paul Manen Tom Speaker SHS Sue Mellang Ers GAA Robed Choir Jan Vanderploeg Jan FTA Paul Manon Camera Science Club

Easter Concert Elevates Palm Sunday Service at St John’s

The Robed Choir presented its eleventh annual Palm Sunday concert at St John’s Lutheran Church on April 7. The program opened with Cry Out and Shout from Isaiah 12 and included Hosanna, Behold a Host, Sanctua from St Cecilia Mass, and an octet with the Entrance Scene from the Advent Motet. Performances featured John Zbinden as soloist, with Gary Folkers, Dick Vance, and selections such as O Sacred Head and See His Blood Upon the Rose. The choir also offered Only Begotten Son, This Is the Day Which the Lord Hath Made, and Send Forth Thy Spirit, ending with Handel’s Worthy.

St. John’s Lutheran Church F. Melius Christiansen Edvard Greig John Zbinden Gary Folkers Dick Vance

Easter sunrise service at Congregational Church program notes

The Co ed Council hosts a sunrise Easter service at 6 30 a m at the Congregational Church with organist John Sheaffer and music by the Robed Choir quartet. Kenje Ogata leads the topic with Sue Blayney and Jim Schick assisting, followed by a breakfast at the Y M C A funded by 35 cents. Committee roles include ushers greeters publicity and breakfast coordinators.

Congregational John Sheaffer Cheryl Peterson Marty Bogott Ginny Hall Sharon Nunn Tom Schuneman Rick Walrath Keith Benson Kenje Ogata Sue Blayney Jim Schick Richard Robinson Y.M.C.A Tom Ague Judy Mellang Karen Palenick Mary Lee

Lamb and Alleluia Concert Under Erickson Direction

The Robed Choir under Mr. Earle Erickson has worked hard to present one of the best concerts ever offered, featuring the Lamb from The Messiah and Robert MacCowan's Alleluia.

Lamb Robert MacCowan Earle Erickson

Time To Plan Ahead For Career And College Night

Students and parents can meet with representatives from twenty seven schools at career night on April 4 and thirty two colleges at college night on April 16. The evening includes a general library meeting and four conference periods from 7 15 to 9 35 with options to visit multiple schools.

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By Kathy Easley By Loretta Smith By Jan Vanderploeg Flor Peeters Handel Standing L. To R Mr. Munneke Natalie Krewiteky Neibe Nepitze Gail Behrens Judy Maxwell
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