New Schedule for Exams 75 Expected at Debate Banquet
The Sterling High Debate Club plans its annual banquet for Monday December 28 with about 75 former members invited. General chairman Bob Salm leads committees deciding location menu and other details while advisor Mr. Robbins guides. New officers elected November 26 include President Lyle Shannon VP Marjorie McNitt Secretary Bob Salm and Business Manager Don Fehrenbach.
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Sterling High
Bob Salm
Robbins
Lyle Shannon
Marjorie McNitt
Don Fehrenbach
John Wild
Lewis Kornman
Lois Musgrave
Mary Jane Crump
Jeanne Longabaugh
Shirley Boylan
Mary Andrews
Elmer Barraclough
Alice Mae Richards
Bob Castendyck
Sanford Mitchell
Dale Harshman
Bob Fields
Lorraine Ohnen
Santa to Hand Out Gifts at Christmas Luncheon
Santa will arrive by fast plane to the port and personally appear at the Christmas luncheon Thursday noon December 17. Dorothy Prophitor heads the event with assistants Martha Warner Etta May Anspach Deloris Clark Sue Rubright Rose Anderson Pauline Turner Lois Musgrave Blossom Frysinger Mary Hoover. Lecturer Mr James Williams speaks on Wonders of Liquid Air Monday morning at eight with a demonstration of liquid air boiling on ice. Miss Echternach attended a classical teachers conference at the University of Iowa last Saturday stressing Latin as a foundation for education.
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Santa
Dorothy Prophietor
Martha Warner
Etta May Anspach
Deloris Clark
Sue Rubright
Rose Anderson
Pauline Turner
Lois Musgrave
Blossom Frysinger
Mary Hoover
James Williams
School exam schedule for January semester
Exams run January 13 and 14 with period by period times. January 15 has no classes except for Eades study program changes. Wednesday slots include eight to ten for first period, ten oh five to twelve oh five for second, and one twenty five to three twenty five for third. Thursday mirrors with four eight to ten, five ten oh five to twelve oh five, and six one twenty five to three twenty five. Students should attend study hall in their normal periods.
Yuletide Serenade Directed by GP Hill
One of the Christmas season's high spots will be the Yuletide Serenade on Tuesday December 29 at 8 00 sponsored by the senior class A new high in floor show entertainment will be featured Talented dancers new singers and the famous T T C s Under general chairman GP Hill a large committee manages decorating publicity program and invitations Meet the old grads at the Yuletide Serenade.
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GP Hill
Paul Bjork
Harold Speer
Alice Johannsen
Ada Shaw
Helen Haak
Sterling honors Civil War veteran Van Sant at birthday tribute
Sterling schools unite to honor N. G. Van Sant, Civil War and Great War veteran, on November 23 as he laid a wreath on the Civil War monument. A noon broadcast featured the Sterling High band and a brief interview with Van Sant. a banquet at the coliseum drew about a thousand attendees. The G A A girls continue taking orders for holly wreaths.
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Sterling
N. G. van Sant
Coliseum
Sterling High Band
WLS
van Sant
Mr. van Sant
Large Enrollment Forces Exams In Classrooms At Sterling High
Sterling High faces exam scheduling strain due to high enrollments. To fit two days of testing, each class will have two-hour exams in its usual room and period, requiring separate tests per section. Students attend Jan 13 and 14, with two-hour study blocks and no school on Friday for grading and scheduling changes with Mr. Eades.
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Sterling High School
Eades
King Winter Slide Opens Sophomore Dance Year 1937
The first dance of the new year will be held January 16 in the gym with Naomi Benters as general chairman. The theme is a winter playground with snowmen and snowbanks. Assisting are Virginia Miller and a large committee handling entertainment decoration and business, plus an orchestra and refreshments.
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Naomi Benters
Miss Renters
Virginia Miller
Nona Olinger
Mary Anna Turnroth
Dale Schumacher
Edward Gebhardt
Elaine Dewey
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