Hallowe'en Frolic Sets Night Of Fun At S H S Gym
The Hallowe'en Frolic on October 21 at the S H S gym features a free floor show and dances. Jim Jones chairs the event with Ruth Walker in concessions, Jim Brown finances, and Bernice Hammelman Mildred Otten publicity. Tickets at the door are six for 25 cents.
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Jim Jones
Ruth Walker
Jim Brown
Bernice Hammelman
Mildred Otten
Viola Nester
Barbara Flinn
Kenneth Howard
Rose Daulton
Bob Shaffer
Harold Wade
Mary Wilbern
Jacqueline Vert
Marion Boone
Virginia Powell
Helen Myers
George Griffith
Keith Hammett
Belva Ebersole
Charles Geyer
Francis Burkett
Doris David
Dick Shumaker
Edwin Friday
Barney Zigler
Bob Propheter
Meat Team Repeats Title In State Contest
The S. H. S. meat identification team coached by J. A. Twardock wins first in the state contest for the third straight year. Kenneth Harris takes top individual honors with a perfect score. George Reitzel and Wayne Friedrichs finish second and third. The group advances to the national contest in Kansas City, Missouri on October 15.
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S. H. S. Meat Identification
J. A. Twardock
Kenneth Harris
George Reitzel
Wayne Friedrichs
Kansas City
Missie
Marvin Harms
Lester Jacobs
Jason Hopkins
Jacobs
Art Koster
Russell Wagenknecht
Claude Bley
Jim Wink
Roy Beck
F F A Officers Train At Illinois Camp
Lester Jacobs and Kenneth Harms of the Sterling Chapter attended the F F A officers training camp at the Illinois state fairgrounds in Springfield on September 15 and 16. Attendees stayed in the fairgrounds dormitory to learn duties and parliamentary law from qualified instructors. The event, first of its kind in the state, featured speakers including Lester Gehlbach and Harold Hoffman, with tests conducted at the end.
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Lester Jacobs
Kenneth Harms
Sterling
Future Farmers of America
Springfield
Illinois
Lester Gehlbach
National F. F. A
Harold Hoffman
Mr. Hull
Warren Friedrichs
Journalism Class Converts To Credit Course At School
The journalism class becomes an academic course with English credit taught by Miss Lovrien. A dedicated journalism room from the old library houses two typewriters and wall displays. The 24 students will hear guest speakers. a pep meeting caps freshman initiation before the Community game. A daughter weighing eight and a half pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Haden Moore on September 26.
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Haden Moore
Welton and Castendyck Plead Guilty In Sterling High Annual Case
Ruth Welton and Bob Castendyck plead guilty as editor and business manager of Sterling High School’s annual. Judges Echternach Lovrien and De Voe sentence both seniors to one year hard labor on the Blue and Gold. Other senior board members are named and condemned.
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Ruth Welton
Bob Castendyck
Echternach
Lovrien
de Voe
Sterling High School
Bob Philips
Barbara Flinn
Kenny Howard
Annamae Hussing
Charlotte Goetz
Lyle Geeting
Darlene Weber
Homecoming Planned for October 27 at S. H. S.
The S club and the G A A sponsor the annual Homecoming on Friday October 27. Co chairmen are to be selected from each group. A parade is planned Friday afternoon. Sterling faces Savannah on the new field in the evening followed by a dance in the S. S. gym. The event is a major annual highlight requiring much work.
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S” Club
Sterling
Savannah
S. S
Senior and Junior Class Officers Named
The list presents senior class officers Charles Geyer as president Ray Pettit as vice president Marjorie John as secretary and James Brown as treasurer Junior class officers include Dick Havener president Fern Allen vice president Gertrude Fine secretary and Lillian Whitford treasurer.
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Charles Geyer
Ray Pettit
Marjorie John
James Brown
Dick Havener
Fern Allen
Gertrude Fine
Lillian Whitford
Marine Band Concert Proves Sterling Afternoon Event
The United States Marine Band visits Sterling Coliseum on October 23 under Sterling Drum and Bugle Corps. A special afternoon student performance features Edward Masters and Oliver Zinsmeister with a program including Carnival of Venice and Rhapsody In Blue. Tickets for students are twenty five cents. C Cappel directs.
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United States Marine Band
Sterling Coliseum
United States
Marine Band
Sterling
Sterling Drum and Bugle Corps
Edward Masters
Oliver Zinsmeister
Ambrose Thomas
George Gershwin
Liszt
Thomas Bidgood
Peter DeRose
Victor Herbert
Lucien Callier
C. C. Cappel
Whitford Wins Magazine Sales For Second Time
Lillian Whitford outsold all competitors to win the magazine sales contest again, earning 75 dollars and 75 cents. Joan Killian, John Platt, Fern Allen, Ruth Welton, and Marion Palmer rounded out the top six with various cash and prize awards. The junior class led by Whitford, Platt, and Allen captured the class prize, selling 131.65 worth of subscriptions toward a 482.60 class total and a 1558.20 school total across 216 sellers. Awards include a bicycle for Whitford and radios, cameras, watches, and pen sets for other top finishers.
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Lillian Whitford
Joan Killian
John Platt
Fern Allen
Ruth Welton
Marion Palmer
Joan
Ohn
Fern
Ruth
Marion
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