24 Feb 1961
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1961
Page
1
Laryngitis hits SHS students and the pep squad fights to boost morale as crowds fill home and away games in blue and gold. The piece urges everyone to learn and shout cheers to support the team during upcoming tournaments.
Janet Axelson of SHS serves as GAA president and a National Society member. She participates in Band Robed Choir and tennis clubs while anticipating Illinois State Normal University next year. John Andreas is a multi sport athlete and student leader serving as vice president of Student Council and S Club. He plays forward in basketball quarterbacked football and third base in baseball and runs track hurdles. His plans include college.
A school lost and found holds ten unmatched gloves and various study aids including notebooks pencils cases a compass and pens while a reading excerpt from Dorothy Pitkin's The Grass Was That High recounts Kit and farm life in Vermont highlighting a summer of growth, friendship, and a hopeful rescue of a calf.
The Latin Club met Tuesday evening February 21 to discuss plans for its contest to be held here March 25. A rehearsal will be held at the regular March meeting. Perry Duis was elected club reporter in January. Seventeen new members were initiated including Gail Behrens Paulette Bendon Martha Bogott Norma Cohenour Pat Cummings James Deets Judy Fellows Mary Ganstert Sandra Jay Barbara Jones Natalie Krewitsky Vicki Reed Susan Meyer Dick Robinson Sherry Stralow Toni Smith and Janice Vanderploeg.
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