Hi-Tri senior picnic and hi tri officers elected
The Hi-Tri April meeting at the YWCA included a pot luck supper and a program. Miss Hatch discussed the Hi-Tri summer conference at Camp Wanburg on the Mississippi with several delegates to be sent. Officers for next year were elected: President Sue Bucher, Vice President Ronnette Shawrer, Secretary Sally Mosher, Treasurer Beth Meyers, Program Chair Carel Camps, Social Chair Kay Eshelman, Publicity Chair Marlene Bucher, Worship Chair Merilyn Wilkinson. Next month’s meeting will be at Sinnissippi Park with installation of new officers.
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Hi-Tri
Y.W.C.A
Miss Hatch
Camp Wanburg
Mississippi
Sue Bucher
Ronnette Shawrer
Sally Mosher
Beth Meyers
Carel Camps
Kay Eshelman
Marlene Bucher
Merilyn Wilkinson
Gholson
Sinnissippi Park
Upperclassmen Take Tests on World Developments
On the eighth of April, sophomores, juniors, and seniors were given a test assessing understanding of current social and scientific developments. The annual nationwide high school program sent tests to the University of Iowa for grading and comparison. Returned results and answer sheets may be used for class discussion.
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University of Iowa
Jim Young Receives High Honors at U I Linois
A letter from F E Stafford a University of Illinois faculty advisor commends Jim Young a Sterling Township High School 1948 graduate. On March 22 he was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma the premier scholastic society for freshmen reflecting a notable first year achievement at the university.
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F. E. Stafford
University of Ilinois
Jim Young
Sterling Township High School
Jim
Phi Eta Sigma
Local May Schedule Highlights Busy Month Ahead
Five week reports and May schedule dominate the district calendar with events across tennis track golf and G A A banquets through the month. Freshmen sophomores and junior varsity teams compete in Dixon Princeton and DeKalb venues as state track finals and a robed choir concert highlight the lineup. Memorial Day no school. Faculty dinner.
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Monitor's
G.A.A
Glee Clubs
Dixon
Dixon Dixon
Princeton
DeKalb
Prom co chair Jeanne Sonneman and Larry Norton chosen
Jeanne Sonneman and Larry Norton were selected as co chairmen for this year's prom. Jeanne serves in French Club Hi-Tri Student Council Dramatic Club and G A A Vice President. Larry belongs to the band Robed Choir Script Sports Editor Student Council tennis team S Club and Campus Club.
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Jeanne Sonneman
Larry Norton
Jean
Hi-Tri
G.A.A
Larry
Dramatic Club Party Dress Code Provokes Consequences
The Dramatic Club held a Wednesday April 27 party where old members required new members to perform skits. They mandated costumes with girls in jeans and ribbons and hats, and boys in skirts and makeup with accessories. Violating dress rules led to consequences.
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Dramatic Club
Jazz Assembly Presented At 9 O Time
A morning assembly featured a jazz program for students faculty and guests. Eugene Mayer a leading jazz stylist entertained with popular and bebop pieces while Nelson Sabin a Hollywood producer and humorist drew attention with his genial personality. The event pleased all and hopes for future appearances were voiced.
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Eugene Mayer
America
Nelson Sabin
Hollywood
Easter Red Cross Drive Nets 50 Dollars In Donations
The local Easter project sponsored by the Red Cross raised 50 dollars. Several boxes of food clothing and household articles were contributed. Many thanks are due those who contributed so generously.
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The
Red Cross
Latin Club Roman Banquet Draws Eighth Graders
The Latin Club hosted a Thursday night banquet in the gym with a Roman style meal and a skit about life in the old world. Lora Lea Wolf chaired the event with committees led by Bill Scott Janice Wagner and Joyce Hall for entertainment and Betty Scott Clark Prentiss and Dick Widdows for publicity.
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Lora Lea Wolf
Bill Scott
Janice Wagner
John Bowman
Joyce Hall
Joel Rice Ralah Wesner
Betty Scott
Clark Prentiss
Dick Widdows
Senior English Students Tour Chicago
On May 7 Miss Fischer and several faculty members with a group of seniors will travel to Chicago. A chartered bus will transport them. The morning will be spent shopping and touring the city. In the afternoon they plan to see the stage play Finian's Rainbow.
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Miss Fischer
Chicago
Finian
Miss Johnson Introduced as Assistant Home Economics Teacher
The new assistant Home Economics teacher for the last semester is Miss Johnson. She hails from DeKalb Illinois and enjoys shrimp food sewing and cooking. She also likes semi classical and popular music and says she likes all kinds of food.
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Miss Johnson
DeKalb
Illinois
Monitors Banquet Held at Lincoln Hotel
The annual monitors banquet took place Monday evening May 9 at the Lincoln Hotel. A 6:30 dinner was served to all attendees. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eades. An entertainment program was not planned due to competing activities that evening.
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Lincoln Hotel
Monitors
Eades
Juniors Lead Script Issue Thanks Contributors
The editorial staff of the Script thanks all who worked on this junior produced issue. The message credits student writers and contributors for their efforts and signals pride in the community project.
Molecule Jokes About Split Atom Laugh
A playful line personifies a molecule exclaiming "Up an' atom!" as the atom laughs until it splits, delivering a whimsical science pun with atomic humor.
Seniors Plan Annual Picnic for Wednesday
Seniors aim for their annual picnic on May 11 at Eagle Point Park, Clinton Iowa. They will depart from the high school at eight in the morning and return by four, with a rain date of May 18 if weather prevents the trip. Their slogan proclaims Rain rain go away the seniors want to play.
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Eagle Point Park
Clinton
Iowa
Spring Concert May 24
The Robed Choir presents its annual spring concert on May 24 at the coliseum. The program features a mix of sacred and secular pieces including With a Voice of Singing Tenebrae Factae Sunt Exultation The Holy City and several solos and solos interludes by identified performers such as Mary Pat Geibel Don Scharfenberg and Cloyd Meyers with arrangements by Gearhardt and others.
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Stodola
Pampa
Mary Pat Geibel
Don Scharfenberg
Gilead
Gearhardt
Honor Roll Names By Class At Local College
The list shows students honored for academic achievement across classes: freshmen Virginia Hildebrand Nancy Kunde Norma Miller, sophomore Anne Twardock, junior Harry Blaisdell Dean Eshleman Orville Kimball, and senior Peggy Beach Janna Hey Helen Ohms.
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Virginia Hildebrand
Nancy Kunde
Norma Miller
Harry Blaisdell
John Bowman Dean Eshleman
Orville Kimball
Peggy Beach
Janna Hey
Helen Ohms
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Jazz Assembly
Hodierni
Glenna Gould
Nancy Snavely
Joyge Hall
Alice Emmitt
Lora Lea Wolf John Michel
Joan Bogott
Donna Jean Johnson
Holy City
Herbert
Joyce Carter
Robinson
C. Cloyd Meyers
Joel Rice
Anne Twardock
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