Fifth Avenue Players announce April 12 three one acts
The Fifth Avenue Players schedule three one act plays for April 12 in the school auditorium. Cast includes Lola Stern Joy Pepper Florence Pratt Lois Eatinger Marjorie Cameron Daryl Gaumer Tom Hoffman Lola Jean Dirks Marilyn Tresenriter and others. Directors are Sue Williams Sue Behrens Lillian Jacobe Barbara Swain. Admission 30 cents adults 16 cents children.
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Fifth Avenue Players
Elmer
Beatrice Hamiston McNeil
William D. Fisher
Ellen Goodfellow
Miss Burritt
Carew
Lola Stern
Dowling
Joy Pepper
Miss Arnold
Florence Pratt
Miss Smith
Lois Eatinger
Marjorie Cameron
Uncle Les
Daryl Gaumer
Jimmy Cain
Tom Hoffman
Judith Cain
Lola Jean Dirks
Marilyn Tresenriter
Baile la Conga Spanish Tea Dance Brightens Campus
The Spanish Club sponsored Baile la Conga on March 15 in the gym with Gay Spanish decorations and a Mexico Spain display table. Lupe Martines's orchestra played Spanish and American tunes while a floor show featured Joyce Blum, Matilde Carrillo, Gilbert Fidalgo, and club members performing rhumba tango conga and tap dance. Real Spanish food, including hot tamales, highlighted refreshments as Jackie Gossard chaired the event with multiple committees handling decoration, advertisement, refreshments, entertainment, and door duties.
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Lupe Martines
Joyce Blum
Matilde Carrillo
Gilbert Fidalgo
A,s
Jackie Gossard
Arlene Neutske
Beverly Welker
Carol Moyer
Bob Barnett
Doris Wagner
Doris Deets
Gladys Ward
Florence Pennington
Bernice Stern
Don Huntley
James Haskell
Joan Holler
Florence Hippen
Pat McKee
Joan Wright
Sue Beavery
Barb Swain
Carmen Grewe
Jane Stager
Shirley de Wolfe
Jeanine Kunde
Helen Parker
Betty Appenaellar
Door
Donna Swinke
Ruth Hains
Alan Eberhardt
Elmer Barts
Kathleen Leonard
Betty Appensellar
Date Set For Jr Prom May 11
The biggest event of the year will be held on May 11 as 8. H. 8.ers attend the Junior-Senior Prom. Co chairmen are Jerry Svenksen and Roger Larson. Lawrence Morse's orchestra has been engaged for the occasion. Committees have not yet been selected.
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Jerry Svenksen
Roger Larson
Lawrence Morse
Farmyard Frolic Tonight for Freshman Only
Freshmen sponsor a farmyard frolic in the high school gymnasium at 7 30 p m. Admission is twenty five cents. Events include games dancing a floorshow and a comedy movie. Attire is casual slacks or blue jeans. Faculty advisers are Miss Derick and Mr Mitchell.
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Alice Derick
Bernie Mitchell
Debate Members Promote Red Cross Campaign
Debate Club members spoke across the city at Odd Fellows Hall Women’s Club Grace Episcopal Church Fourth Street Methodist Ray Heiland Congregational Church Broadway Methodist Sue Behrens St Johns Lutheran Trinity Church Sally Winn Presby ter Church Christian Church Women’s Relief Corp for a Red Cross campaign. The March meeting was held on March 28 with talks on next year’s debate topics Government Nation of Labor Unions Establishing a World Government and National Public Health Insurance Program.
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Debate Club
Red Cross
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Women’s Club
Grace Episcopal Church
Fourth Street Methodist Church
Ray Heilner
Congregational Church
Broadway Methodist
Sue Behrens
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Trinity Church
Sally Winn
Presbyter Church
Christian Church
Women’s Relief Corp
Girls Ensemble Earns First Division at Rochelle Contest
The Girls Ensemble led by Mrs. Roscoe Eades won first division ratings at Rochelle District Contest for ensembles with soloists Benita Pabst Florence Pennington and Betty Bull. Florence Pennington will advance to DeKalb and the group plans a spring concert after April 10 at Fourth Street Methodist Church.
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Roscoe Eades
Rochelle
Macdowell
DeKalb
Fourth Street Methodist Church
Benita Pabst
Florence Pennington
Betty Bull
Florence
Ogee
Benita
Betty
Monitors Banquet and Movie Night at Lincoln Hotel
Sterling Township High School hall monitors attended a banquet at the Lincoln Hotel on Monday evening March 11. Afterward they and Mr. and Mrs. Eades went to the movie Spellbound. The event was led by Phil Breiding and Marian Wessels with many students and faculty advisers listed among those who saved the dinner.
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Sterling Township High School
Lincoln Hotel
Sterling Girl Scouts Observe Anniversary 34 Years
The Sterling and Rock Falls Girl Scouts marked the 34th anniversary with 19 troops from area grade schools and one senior high troop. A Wallace School banquet featured color decorations and birthday cake tables, with troop leaders assisted by committees and council members. Each troop performed a skit. Sterling High presented a hiking-themed piece. Morrison seniors planned a dance for Whiter senior scouts at Morrison Coliseum.
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Girl Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of
Sterling
Rock Falls
Wallace School
Sterling High
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Lillian Jacobe
Barbara Swain
Property
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Bob Reed
Ted Janssen
Marian Weasels
Doris Shearburn
Ann Halpin
Marjori Moulton
Mary Ann Mosher
Jeanne Saunders
Bob Schuneman
Phil Breiding
Margaret Macklovsky
Lois Wolfley
Lois Habben
Pein Goldberg
Joyce Cole
Lois Lambrecht
Mary Marquis
Arlita Murray
Elmer Ee
Jack Shanger
Neeeenwaeses
Anamae Bell
Jeanie Ee
Marion Wolf
Janie
Neseees
Donna Battle
Miss Luisa Pinney
Mrs. Collier
Joe Davis
Mexico
Spain
Dale Long
Lois Foulds
Jeannette Over
Carol Halland
Barbara Rehm
Don Wink
Red Cross Campaign
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Maxine Hill
Clara Hall
Joyce Weaver
Bett Bull
Joan Hoogeveen
Charlotte Church
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Marin
Stone
Janet
Sterling Girl Scouts
Morrison
Whiter
Morrison Coliseum