Sophomore Valentine Dance Crowned Harper and Swanson
The 1971 Sophomore Valentine Dance on Feb 13 followed the Galesburg game. King Kim Harper and Queen Cathy Swanson were chosen by the sophomore class and announced by Mr. Hammer. Harper escorted Swanson to the throne and presented roses as the Looney Tunes provided music.
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Sandy Hubbard
Galesburg
Kim Harper
Cathy Swanson
Mr. Hammer
King Harper
Queen Swanson
Sterling Drama and Speech Teams Shine in Sectionals
Sterling's Drama Department staged The Playground by Charles Broughton and Brecht on Brecht at east Moline. Wes Holly earned all conference honors in acting and the squad qualified five entries for the sectional after a strong district showing led by Freeport and Rock Falls.
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Sterling
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NCIC
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Sgirid Niederer
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Don Weissenburger
Mike Smith
Joel Book
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Rosa Jones
Kathy Gould
Kris Brettmiller
Betty DuVal
Mimi Sandeen
Lauri Grabeklis
Kirchner
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