Six More Seniors Chosen As Rotarians
The second group of Junior Rotarians includes Jane Singer Helen Parker and Sue Behrens. Jane co edits the Blue and Gold Helen is senior class president and Sue edits the Script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Singer
Helen Parker
Sue Behrens
Jane
Helen
Sue
John Hay
Kenneth Gould
Walter Snyder
John
Kenny
Walter
Rotary Club
Rotary
New Student Monitors Proved Satisfactory
The 8. H. 8. student monitors, seniors from various periods, proved satisfactory after appointment by the student advisory council. Monitors greet visitors, curb loafing, assist with quiet, keep halls clean, direct stairs, and collect absent slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H
Tom Hoffman
Marvin Walker
Paul Scharfenberg
Marian Wessels
Gayle Farthing
Don Mitchell
Bill Bryant
Verla Brewer
Pat Stanley
Joy Pepper
June Welker
Bob Deem
George VanHorne
Beverly Raft
Phil Breiding
Jerry Linton
Gilbert Fidalgo
Dorisgene Williams
Bill Robinson
Daryl Gaumer
Beverly Geible
New Members Of Hi-Y Initiated Into Club
Thirteen new members were initiated into the Hi Y club at the Y M C A meeting on Thursday noon October 25. Lyle Stouffer presided with Dale Long Rodney Herr and Wink among officers. Ross Young the club adviser attended. The platform emphasized clean living faith and Christianity. Members admitted included Leslie Friesen Eugene Bushman Francis Bushman Wayne Pearson Willard Ebersole Dick Elmendorf Bob LeFevre Dale Long Loren Oltmanns James Roark Gary Strock Don Wink and Edward Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y Club
Lyle Stouffer
Dale Long
Rodney Herr
M Wink
Ross Young
Leslie Friesen
Musical Floorshow At Youth Center November 9
The Youth Center hosted a Friday night floorshow directed by the Seniors with Lyle Holy and his orchestra providing solid music. Hank Diffenbaugh led announcements and performers included Lola Stern on Hawaiian guitar and Pat Stanley on piano. Several students sang and danced as chore lists and chaperones were named for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Holy
Hank Diffenbaugh
Lola Stern
Phil Breiding
Pat Stanley Shoes
Lyle Stouffer
Lola Jean Dirks
Leona Oaken
Florence Pennington
8. H. Guys
Babe Shumaker
Pat Harrison
Clara Hall
Betty Bull
Jeannine Cramer
Janet Geer
Daryl Gaumer
Benita Pabst
Choir Representation Prepares For Festival
The Robed Choir presented a program at St Johns Lutheran Church on November 9 for women. Two numbers were sung unaccompanied and a third, Battle Hymn of the Republic, was played with piano by Mrs. Eades. The choir has requests for Christmas programs and a selected group rehearses for a December 6 music festival in Dixon with a Northwestern University director in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
America
Dixon
Northwestern University
Future Farmers of America Meet Plans and Progress
FFA members and their parents met in the school gym on Monday October 29 to review project progress. Sixteen boys exhibited stock at last summer’s fair and incomes from projects rose. Officers noted include President Joe Davis Vice President Charles Matsnick Treasurer Jim Stouffer Secretary DuWayne Diets and Reporter Harry Heppel. A March banquet was approved and a dads versus FFA baseball game was arranged. Ice cream and cake were provided by Bob Untersucher Eugene Bushman Lyle Stouffer and Dick Elmendorf. The Sterling FFA basketball team scheduled games against Milledgeville Morrison Dixon and Fecohetatown with plans for a mixer December 3 with Prophetstown Dixon and Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davis
Charles Matsnick
Jim Stouffer
DuWayne Diets
Harry Heppel
Bob Untersucher
Eugene Bushman
Lyle Stouffer
Dick Elmendorf
Sterling F. F. A
Milledgeville
Morrison
Dixon
Fecohetatown
Prophetstown
Science Scholarships Offered To Students
Sterling High School may compete in the University of Rochester Science Scholarships program funded by Bausch & Lomb Optics. The awards, with $1500 annually for three years and a fourth year covered by the university, honor top science students in about 3000 high and prep schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High School
University of Rochester
Bausch & Lomb Optic Clmpany
Rochester
New York
Bausch & Lamb
United States
Bausch & Lomb
Sterling Township Hig School
Bausch & Lo
Sterling NCI Cops 32–7 Over Dixon in Tough Battle
Sterling defeats Dixon 32 to 7 to remain undefeated at 5–0. Key plays featured Wolf scoring on a 44 yard run and Linton adding 11 yards for a first down. Dixon fumbled late and Kernan intercepted a Sterling pass to halt Dixon drives.
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Cooper
Lucas
Hoffman
Shult
Robinson
Dixon
Vaile
Obrecht
Wolf
Landis
Hussan
Over
Melchi
Sterling
Linton
Deem
Kernan
Sterling N. C. I. C
New Members Initiated in Hi Tri Parade Prep
October 25 initiation of new Hi-Tri members includes Maxine Hill Mary Hess Rachel Smith Bessie Book Maxine Allen Donna Fredricks and Wilma Jean Broughton. Virginia Haugen leads the ceremony with a bed in, singing Goodnight Ladies. Lunches are served and float work begins for the Homecoming parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Tri
Virginia Haugen
Maxine Hill
Mary Hess
Rachel Smith
Bessie Book
Maxine Allen
Donna Fredricks
Wilma Jean Broughton
S H S Twirlers Shine At Homecoming Parade and Game
S H S twirlers performed October 26 in the Homecoming parade and at the football game under director LaVerne Siex. Members include Norma Moreland Marian Ague Mimi Stevenberg Mary Hall and Lois Foulds. They will not meet regularly due to cold weather and lack of practice space.
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H. 8
LaVerne Siex
Norma Moreland
Marian Ague
Mimi Stevenberg
Mary Hall
Lois Foulds
Homecoming Parade in Sterling-Dixon Spirit Shines
A 8 S. H. parade at 12 30 October 26 drew a large crowd through the business district. It featured police, horses, drum majorettes, a high school band, decorated cars, floats including home economics and G A A, and signs noting season game scores. Principal Eades praised the students after disbanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H
Sterling-Dixon
Dixon
G. A.A
Eades
Rural Hi Tri girls pledge pins at noon meeting
The Rural Hi Tri girls gathered at the Y M C A and pledged to earn their pins. They plan to visit the radio station with the Rural Hi Y on November 20.
Home Economics Club Plans November Party Roles
The Home Economics Club schedules a November party with a theme for members to dress as little girls. Officers Jerry Svensken is president LaVerne Siex is vice president Marilyn Mundorf is treasurer and Beverly Miller is secretary. The officers have attended several out of town meetings and are seeking pins for the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
Jerry Svensken
LaVerne Siex
Eee
Marilyn Mundorf
Beverly Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hi-Y
Youth Center
Joe Greer
John Bowman
James Haskell
Lois Habben
Beverly Wick
Jeanine Cramer
Virginia Avers
Shirley Www
Esther Hagen
Bev Kraft
Herb Shannon
Vera Kraft
Ruth Thompson
Barb Swain
Marion Wessels
Diamond
Carmen Grewe
Janet J
Dixon Dukes
S.H.S. Twirlers
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