GAA Introduces Jogging Program For Members
The G A A started a new jogging activity, a cross country run of about four miles weekly. Mrs Nunemaker leads the program with 34 attendees currently, continuing as long as turnout remains sufficient.
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1969
Page
2
The G A A started a new jogging activity, a cross country run of about four miles weekly. Mrs Nunemaker leads the program with 34 attendees currently, continuing as long as turnout remains sufficient.
Directions describe a word search of 40 Thanksgiving related words hidden in a grid. Words may appear forward, backward, up, down, or diagonally. Circle each found word and mark it off in the column to record progress.
Virginia settlers study venison and geese, duck and fish, sweet potatoes, corn meal, and succotash as they record prayers, songs, and thanks. The note highlights colonial exchanges, Native American ingredients, and evolving foodways shaping early Virginia life.
The Future Teachers Association at STHS held its initiation during National Education week on Nov 13. The group now has 32 members, double last year's total, with many newcomers underclassmen. Plans include a scholarship, soon to be awarded, and members will assist as teachers’ aides in the high school and in cadet teaching at the junior high and Jefferson Elementary School. Guest speaker programs are planned and open to all.
GAA hosted Gym Jam on November 1 sponsored by GALA. Aimed at coed recreation, the event let girls showcase basketball and volleyball while boys tried new activities like aerial darts, table tennis, shuffleboard, and cageball. Despite some sprains and minor injuries, attendees reports a night of fun and excitement.
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