Choruses Will Present Spring Concert at Gym
The under class choruses present a spring program on May 7 at 8 00 p m in the Girls Gym Featuring the Girls Chorus Sophomore Mixed Chorus and Freshman Boys Chorus led by Mr William Tonkin They will sing light spring numbers Negro spirituals and folk songs
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FFA District Contest Set for May at SHS
The Sterling FFA will host the District FFA Projects Contest on May 14 with over 140 area boys competing for advancement to the state finals. SHS entrants are George Biller Larry Gerlach and Harold Stewart, all regional winners from Erie last month. Each received a plaque detailing their project. Biller's project covered five acres of soybeans Gerlach spoke on farm safety and Stewart showcased farm electrical wiring setups.
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Librarians' Association Spring Banquet at SHS
The Rock River Division of the Illinois Librarians' Association held its annual spring banquet in Sterling High School cafeteria on April 18 at 6 30 p m with about 100 librarians. Dinner was served by Sterling Junior High Librarians followed by a business meeting and entertainment in the library including slides by James Palmer Jr guest speaker a reading two vocal solos and two songs by the girls' trio.
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Landes Elected FHA President for 1958 59
Judy Landes was elected president of the Future Homemakers of America for 1958 59 with Sharon Johnson as vice president Bonnie Card as secretary and Norlyn Fritz as treasurer The group plans a spring style show in May with Beverly Folkers and Nancy Henrichs as general chairs Sharon Johnson heads the decorations committee
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Judy Landes
Sharon Johnson
Bonnie Card
Norlyn Fritz
FHA
Beverly Folkers
Nancy Henrichs
Third Quarter Honor Roll Revealed Freshmen Lead
The third quarter honor roll shows freshmen leading with 31 students earning two or more A's and B's. Juniors have 19, sophomores 12, and seniors 11. Names and counts include Janet Axelson 6 A's and others with varying A and B tallies across grade levels.
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Janet Axelson
Karen Blanding
Pat Brauer
Jan Digman
Diana Eshleman
Betty Kalkwart
Bill Reynolds
Anita Strenge
Darryl Wagner
James Wright
Benny Dahlgren
Karen Allison
Barb Bogott
Diana Bowman
Alice Fisch
Norlyn Fritz
Barb Kosier
Helen Lamb
Jeanette Milles
Jane Moore
Victoria Barrow
Judy Carbaugh
Chonita Hawkins
Karen Koehler
Janice Lindsay
Joanna Peterson
Sandy Stralow
Jacqueline Thummel
Don Turney
Jim Brauer
Elsie Hook
Elizabeth Lamm
Phyllis Woessner
Jim Ague
Ernestino Castillo
Myron Deets
Dick Williams
Bonnie Card
Gene Coats
Ramona Garcia
Barb Turner
Janet Wetzell
Latin Club Banquet Planned With Roman Theme
The Latin Club schedules its annual Roman banquet in the library on Friday evening May 9. Latin I students will wear early Roman robes and serve as slaves to Latin II students who also wear period costumes.
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Eighteen Club Plans Blood Donation Drive
The Eighteen Club will meet at the Coliseum tomorrow to donate blood to the Bloodmobile. Eligible donors aged eighteen or older may contact President Lee Spinka or Mr. DeVoe for details.
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Local Patron List Highlights Sterling Businesses
A compilation of patrons and businesses in Sterling featuring jewelry shops, doctors, insurers, clothing stores, banks, and service outfits. From Gehring's Jewelry to Northwestern Steel and Wire, the roster includes Cardwell agencies, mercantile houses, and professional practices, signaling a vibrant local economy.
Two SHS Students Win Firsts In District Science Meet
SHS science club members Ron Zemke and Rich Snowberg won firsts at the DeKalb district science meet on April 12. Zemke earned top honors in physics and astronomy with a selfbuilt one man observatory, while Snowberg won in physics with a solar furnace reaching 2000 C. The event drew 205 projects, and both winners advance to the May 9–10 state meet at Champaign Urbana where scholarships are awarded. A separate bus trip by about 30 science students to Chicago explored the planetarium and Around the World in 80 Days, while SHS science head Mr. Sherman attended a convention in Champaign.
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Sterling Lodge
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