Spooks Spree Senior Halloween Frolic Planned
The Spooks Spree annual senior Halloween frolic is set for October 25 at 7 30 pm in the coliseum. Maxine Hill chairs the gala with Miss Burritt and Miss Peterson guiding committees including Publicity Photos Refreshments Clean-Up and Finances among many volunteers and dozens of named helpers. Admission is thirty five cents with three concession tickets. each extra three tickets cost a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hill
Miss Burritt
Miss Peterson
Neil McNinch
Norma Moreland
Marilyn Stone
Irene Babel
Jim McCormick
Jim Young
Lois Wolfley
Gary Kenner
Jerb Miller
Jack Shanger
Rodger Conrad
Joan Wright
Joan Keiser
Gladys Ward
Jean Stanley
Lorraine Reitzel
Marion Ague
Pat McBride
Ralph Scott
Kenneth Howard
Eugene Ebersole
Ted Aggen
Herb Hagen
Don Poston
Eugene Summers
Lwis
Student council appoints twenty one monitors
Twenty one seniors were named monitors by the Student Advisory Council. They will greet visitors, guide them to destinations, prevent loafing, ensure proper use of the center stairway, keep halls clean, and collect attendance slips. Faculty advisor Miss Krughoff assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Leonard
Lyle Stouffer
Eugene Summers
Neil Mshleman
Isa Belle Flynn
Gladys Ward
Matilda Carillo
Tona Mac Buhrow
Charles Matznick
Betty Appenzeiler
Janet Marey
Bob Reed
Edward Carl
Ralph Ocrichs
Barbara Bogaard
DuWayne Diets
Evelyn Moore
Mary Stewart
Marilyn Mundorff
June Alarms
Lois Wolfley
Irwin Mellinger
Miss Krughoff
Freshman Officers Elected at Sterling High Meeting
The Sterling High freshmen elected Chuck Cole as President Ralph Wesner as Vice President Carol Camps as Secretary Stan Coden as Treasurer and Roger Laible as Student Council representative. The group aims to uphold high standards as the class of 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High
Chuck Cole
Ralph Wesner
Carol Camps
Stan Coden
Roger Laible
Chuck
Ralah
Carol
Stan
Roger
Lawrence Norton
John EK. Bowman
Jean Sonneman
Marilyn Miller
Clark Prentiss
Vada Meyer
Ralah Wesner
Stanley Coden
William Scott
Proposed Friday activity periods schedule
A proposed Friday plan outlines a forty minute activity block between second and third periods from 9 46 to 10 26. The first Friday monthly is class meetings. The second Friday alternates G A A with Script staff. The third Friday alternates Latin Club Spanish Club Home Ec F F A with Red Cross and Student Council. The fourth Friday covers Community singing or other special events.
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Red Cross
Local Bingo Officers and Event Names Listed
A list of bingo organizers and chairs appears including Mugene Ebersole as chair and a roster of names such as Chuck Matanick Ilona Mae Buhrow DuWayne Dietz Audry Cook Beverly Sulouff Cecil Webb Evelyn Moore June Harms Dorothy Duprey Florence Hippen Jim Glenn Tom Buckingham Don Bressler Bartz Jim Anspach Phyliss Frank Janey Dillenbaugh Audrey Bethard and Frank Mherhart. The document reads as a meeting or event organizer roll with multiple committee roles.
Seniors To Sponsor Staples Magicians at Gym Show
The senior class presents a magician program with rabbits, scarves, and a man saw illusion. It takes place Thursday October 6 at 8 p.m. in the gym. Tickets cost 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for children including tax. Committees include general chairman Babe Bell and tickets coordinators Janet Diffenbaugh Audrey Bethard Donna Black Iona Mac Buhrow Mary Vaughn and Bob Reed.
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Staples
Babe Bell
Janet Diffenbaugh
Audrey Bethard
Donna Black
Iona Mac Buhrow
Mary Vaughn
Bob Reed
Robed Choir Expands Team with Freshman Group
Mr Tonkin completes tryouts for Robed Choir Girls Chorus Girls Insembl e and Boys Quartet adding a freshman boys ensemble. They will sing for 1600 teachers at the Dixon Teachers Institute October 17 and perform December 11 at Fourth Street Methodist Church. Christmas concert December 16 with further invitations. New robes ordered for the larger choir.
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Fourth Street
Methodist Church
Student Council Elects Officers and Members
The Student Advisory Council elected Rodney Herr as President and Gwen Turnroth as Secretary. Members include seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen with named students across classes. Cheerleading tryouts were held before the council and finalists performed for a school-wide vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Herr
Gwen Turnroth
Ken Sommers
Mary Stewart
Jim Young
Erwin Mellinger
Evelyn Moore
Ila Belle Flynn
Carol Challand
Don Wink
Janna Hey
Susie Hoffman
Palmer Miller
Mimi Sterenberg
Loren Oltmans
School Dance After Homecoming Game Planned At High School
A high school dance follows the Homecoming game with a pep meeting the night before in the stadium. Tickets cost about 60 cents to one dollar. An orchestra will perform and snacks will be available. G A A girls and Club boys sponsor. Committees include Publicity and Tickets, Decoration, Refreshments, Orchestra, Floorshow, and Pep Meeting Program with regional student leaders coordinating.
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Teachers Institute
Gladys Ward
Ed Hussing
DuWayne Dietz
Neil McNinch
Arlene Haak
Anne Seimers
Marion Ague
Betty Appenzellar
Ruth Moreland
Charles Kornman
Mary Jane Fraser
Don Gaffey
Barb McCulloh
Bertha Peterson
Don Goshert
Tony Williams
Shirley Vorderstrasse
Joyce Vandorne
Bill Scheid
Pat McBride
Lynn Nelson
Betty Fortune
Jean Stanley
Don Bressler
Bill Loos
Wenda Michels
Harlan Puterbaugh
Evelyn Hemminger
Marilyn Miller
Sue Bueher
Florence Bullis
Kaileen Stouffer
Carmen Surrat
Betty
Dance Rules Adopted by Student Council
The student Advisory Council approved rules for dances after meeting on Thursday. A student and one guest may attend except for Homecoming. guests must be registered. Late arrivals allowed until 10 PM with notice required for later entrants. Three boys will serve as dance monitors. No liquor allowed and anyone leaving must pay to reenter.
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Harriet Oltmanns
Laadelle Shippee
Keith Schrader
Bob Lyon
Neil Eshleman
Doug Coe
Bob Giffrow
Donna Swinke
Sam Galloway
Doris Ladenberger
Larry McCormick
Dickenson
Lolamae Geiger
Bill Jurkens
Ted Janssen
Staples Magicians
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