Greenhands and Sophomores Awarded At KFA Meetings
At the October KFA meeting Greenhands received degree pins for Donald Brill Robert Buhrow Gale Deets Robert Deets Keith Freas Ronald Habben Charles Hollaway Dean Long Leonard Long James Murphy Dean Peterson Ellis Seavey and Harry Seavey. In November 11 Sophomore boys were awarded the Chapter Farmer Degree. Merle Orlowski is the new chapter reporter. A soil conservation contest was held in Whiteside County near Erie, sponsored by the Moline Daily Dispatch with the U S Soil Conservation Service and Mo line area implement companies. Sterling Chapter members listed include Lyle Dirks Don Shantz Bob Bruns Alvin Dettman and Ward Johnson. Freshman agriculture students are selling pencils displaying the 1951 52 basketball schedule.
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K.F.A
Donald Brill
Robert Buhrow
Gale Deets
Robert Deets
Keith Freas
Ronald Habben
Charles Hollaway
Dean Long
Leonard Long
James Murphy
Dean Peterson
Ellis Seavey
Harry Seavey
Merle Orlowski
Whiteside County
Erie
Moline Daily Dispatch
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Implement Companies
Moline
Sterling
Lyle Dirks
Don Shantz
Bob Bruns
Alvin Dettman
Ward Johnson
Debaters Convene for Monday and Wednesday Meetings
The debate club schedules weekly Monday and Wednesday sessions starting December 1 in Geneseo. Four rounds will pit teams Norma Miller with Don Stewart Earl Bailey with Richard Helms Jack Reiske with Arthur Magon Ann Farrer with Floy Allen. Five or six schools join as each provides a judge for the conscription debate warm up for the DeKalb tournament on December 15.
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Geneseo
Norma Miller
Don Stewart
Earl Bailey
Richard Helms
Jack Reiske
Arthur Magon
Ann Farrer
Floy Allen
DeKalb
Spook Party, Bake Sale And Meetings At So Hi Tri
The So-Hi and Hi-Tri held a spook party on Tuesday October 30 with backward outfits, ghost tales, a pot-luck supper, and a haunted house tour. A bake sale on Saturday November 3 proved very successful followed by a So-Hi business meeting on Monday November 5 to discuss father plans. The Hi-Tri then met on Tuesday November 6 for planning future programs.
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So-Hi
Hi-Tri
So- Ii
So- Hi
Miss Straw’s French Club Forms Le Cercle Francais
On November 13 the Miss Straw class held its club formation election of officers with Ann Lah man as president Kreider Woods as vice president Joanne Nicholson as secretary and Barbara Gehlsen as treasurer. The group adopted the name le cercle francais.
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Miss Straw
Ann Lahman
Kreider Woods
Joanne Nicholson
Barbara Gehlsen
le Cercle Francais
Latin Club pins price and constitution updated meeting
The Romani Hodierni met after school Friday November 9 with President Billie Speer presiding. Officers announced the Latin Club Constitution has been rewritten and a sample pin price shown. A committee was chosen to order pins for members who want them.
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Romani Hodierni
Billie Speer
Local Club Forms Committee for Dues Setup
The club forms a committee of Sally Kannaka Sharon Mangler Trudy Worth and Don Small to set annual dues at 50c.
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Sally Kannaka
Sharon Mangler
Trudy Worth
Don Small
Campus Club Elects Officers at October Meeting
The second Campus Club meeting on October 11 elected officers: President Beth Meyers, Vice President Arthur Magon, Secretary Treasurer Doris Woessner, Sam Chairman Wayne Moore, and Annie Rickleffs. No additional plans were set.
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Campus Club
Beth Meyers
Arthur Magon
Doris Woessner
Sam
Wayne Moore
Annie Rickleffs
Barry Musgrove Heads Student Council
Barry Musgrove was elected President and Pete Dillon Secretary at a student council meeting. Ann Farrer chairs the committee, with ushers appointed and plans for a student cheering section and noon hour recreation including ping pong and volleyball.
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Barry Musgrove
Pete Dillon
Ann Farrer
Dick Ohnen
Jean Bloomquist
Sheila Musgrove
Senior Recognition Day Plans Noted by Student Leaders
Senior Recognition Day on December 14 is organized by Carol Taft Audrey Bos Arelene Wolf and Bob Baither. Seniors will receive cafeteria line priority and a special assembly during eighth period. A reserved section at the December 15 basketball game and a Tower Building dance for seniors and dates are planned.
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Carol Taft
Audrey Bos
Arelene Wolf
Bob Baither
Tucker
Senior class meeting led by President Walton
President John Walton presided at a senior class meeting on Friday November 9. He read a hospital thank you letter from Don Lester. Doris Burritt answered the Junior Rotarians question. The senior class courtesy committee was named Audrey Bos chair and members Carol Taft Wayne Moore and Dean Zellar. Graduation invitations committee was Pat Batcheller chair and members Art Magon Nancy Kunde Beth Meyers Karl Kilberg and Barry Musgrove.
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John Walton
Don Lester
Doris Burritt
Audrey Bos
Carol Taft
Wayne Moore
Dean Zellar
Pat Batcheller
Art Magon
Nancy Kunde
Beth Meyers
Karl Kilberg
Barry Musgrove
The Loveliest Night of the Year Dance Card
Laura debates going with Bill to the Capa Club Dance. She wears a Blue Velvet dress and receives Red Roses from him. They attend the event, dance until 11:30 PM, and end with coffee and cake. A kiss in the dark seals an unforgettable evening.
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Bill
Laura
Rollin Stone
Honor Roll Orchids for A grades and 1B
Orchids to Ann Lahman for 5 A s and to Bar bara Gehlsen Val Batcheller Doris Woessner Judy Swain Mary Ogle vee Ann Farrer Roger Eshleman Billie Speer Jean Bloomquist Virginia Allison Neta Bowman Rueben Chapman Mary Bauman. Roses to John Benson Jim Maxey Judy Petey Jim Schueler Joanne Whitaker Craig Castle Larry Larson Joanne Nicholson Julie Wilson Earl Bailey Dick Crane Ann Eshleman Valeria Johnson Delores Sel don Bob Baither Jane Morrow John Sunday Mae Swanson. Stink weeds to the rest of us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lahman
Barbara Gehlsen
Val Batcheller
Doris Woessner
Judy Swain
Mary Oglevee
Ann Farrer
Roger Eshleman
Billie Speer
Jean Bloomquist
Virginia Allison
Neta Bowman
Rueben Chapman
Mary Bauman
John Benson
Jim Maxey
Judy Petey
Jim Schueler
Joanne Whitaker
Craig Castle
Larry
Basketball Memories of the First-String Men
The piece evokes the atmosphere of a basketball game with vivid imagery of play moments. It contrasts the triumphs and heartbreaks as leaders cheer, fans roar, and the trophy stays with another team, honoring the enduring heroics of top players.
Sterling High Students Compete for 600 Prize Photos
A 1952 National High School Photographic Awards contest offers Sterling High School students a chance to win 600 dollars per photo with 4000 dollars total to be awarded to 200 entrants. Entries postmarked by May 1 1962 require name address city state school grade classification and a photo title on the back.
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Sterling High School
C. Sherman
National Scholastic Press Association
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Jr Red Cross Drives Clothing For The Childrens Crusade
The Junior Red Cross under Miss Mary Harris calls on all students to donate clothing for The Childrens Crusade. The collected items will aid underprivileged children in America American Indians Western Europe and Korea, and will be greatly appreciated by those in need.
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Red Cross
Mary Harris
America
Europe
Korea
Golden Warriros football team recalls a hard driving season
The Geneseo based Golden Warriors faced Ottawa rough play but showed superiority and won. Players Hall Reavis Pepper Musgrove Cameron Alderfer Kraft led a two platoon system with Pepper as standout until injury. Lyons handled kicking and returns as the team eyes basketball next.
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Geneseo
Ottawa
Hall
Wallie Pepper
Pepper
Bb” Musgrove
Carlyle Cameron
Glenn Alderfer
Kenny Kraft
Dick Lyons
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Council
Naomi
JR. Red Cross News
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