Eades Reveals Next Year’s School Arts Program
Mr. Eades announces plans for Miss Mary McCormic to return to S. H. S. in mid September. The lineup includes Chief Eagle Plume, an octet group from the Lux Radio program, a pianist violinist and cellist trio, and possibly a theatre group. Nine numbers total with monthly frequency plus lectures by E. T. Austin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eades
Mary McCormic
Nelson Eddy
Lux
Northwest Assemblies Organization
Palmer
E. T. Austin
Tobey Recalls Interviews With World Figures at Script Staff Talk
E H Tobey of the Sterling Gazette spoke before the Script Staff on April 11 sharing experiences interviewing notable figures such as Samuel Gompers Senator J W Bailey Opie Reed A E Staley Wm Bankhead Ignatius Bonilla President Taft William Jennings Bryan and Sarah Bernhardt His account of interviewing Mme Bernhardt and his dramatic impersonation drew laughs and he offered practical tips to student journalists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Tobey
Sterling Gazette
Samuel Gompers
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Opie Reed
A. E. Staley
Wm. Bankhead
Ignatius Bonilla
President Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Sarah Bernhardt
Mr. Tobey
Mme. Bernhardt
Sarah
Tobey
Formal junior senior turn down prom turns to spring dance
After debate the school opts for a spring formal on May 14 at the Sterling Club sponsored by the junior class. Any underclassman or outsider may bring a senior as a companion, and admission is free. Mary Andrews chairs the event with multiple committees handling refreshments games programs publicity decorations and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Club
Mary Andrews
Charley Moore
Clinton
Sterling High School votes reject student council plan
In a close English class poll Sterling High School rejected full responsibility and even advisory or social councils. Supporters of a consultative body may be tried next year, while most students pledged cooperation if a council is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High School
Eades
Roman Banquet Honors Salm Toastmaster and Latin Club Pres
Miss Forbes and Miss Echternach plan the annual Roman Banquet for May 6 with Pat Donahue in charge of a surprise stunt. Janet Prestin relinquishes control to Bob Salm as toastmaster after an eggs to apples menu served by freshman slaves. Ariadene Main performs flute, Pat Donahue and Dale Schumacher sing, Eades gives a brief talk, and a ritual piglet sacrifice is planned with wine served by a triclimarch. The event, staged by Latin Club students, is expected to be the year’s highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Forbes
Miss Echternach
Pat Donahue
Janet Prestin
Bob Salm
Fehrenbach Tops Scholastic News Exam In Class Records
Don Fehrenbach, in Mr Robbins American history, scores 99 percent on the Scholastic News Examination, a final high mark after three tries. Nine boys and one girl share top honors with Fehrenbach as Theron Vallee second and Russell Wagenknecht third. nine other students in Mr Robbins, Miss Ludens, and Mr Brandau's classes also shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Fehrenbach
Robbins
Don
Ludens
Brandau
Theron Vallee
Russell Wagenknecht
Derril Hey
Arthur Koster
Wayne Elimaker
Jim Brown
Dale Harshman
James Sheeley
John Schueler
Vernon Frye
Elmer Barraclough
Mary Clare Heaton
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S.H.S
Lorraine Ohnen
Elaine Dewey
Naomi Renters
Virginia Miller
Dean Geer
Lyle Hall
Bob Fields
Paul Hubbard
Irvin Wolf
Arland Gould
Leta Houseman
Virginia Conrad
Eleanor John
Dale Schumacher
Harrison Stone
Jeanne Longabaugh
Shirley Jenkins
Keith Healey
Eugene Long
Helen Kelsey
Lawton McCandless
Ruth Wilger
Sentiment For Advisory Council
Harold Otten
Salm
Prestin
Donahue
Fehrenbach
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