Romantic Age comedy set for Sterling Township High School
McNitt leads seniors in A A Milne three act comedy The Romantic Age at Sterling Township High School Auditorium November 19 and 20 directed by Miss Rayma Rawson with Marjorie McNitt as Melisande Delores Clark as Jane Bagot John Albers in dual roles and Jack Metzger John Wild and others in ensemble roles The play unfolds in a Hedgling England country house and an enchanted forest with the present time as backdrop
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A. A. Milne
Sterling Township High School
John Albers
Mr. Knowle
Melisande
Ern
Bobby Coote
Jack Metzger
Gervase Mallory
John Wild
Elmer Keefer
Susan
Gervase
Hedgling
England
Enchanted Forest
Benters Lead In Eight Day Magazine Sale
Naomi Benters topped the eight day campaign with 20.75 dollars in subscriptions in the Benters high school drive. Fred Brauer was second with 19.60, Gene Cies 17.25, and Bob Phillips 16.50. Total sales reached 274.25, short of the 350.00 goal set by S H S.
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Flore
Naomi Benters
Fred Brauer
Gene Cies
Bob Philips
Many School Improvements Highlighted at Local High School
The high school reports numerous improvements including Venetian blinds in the office French doors in sewing rooms repainted walls and woodwork new tables in cooking rooms refinished desks in the assembly and washed or repainted walls throughout. A General Industrial Vocational class is building a sidewalk between the main and Domestic Science buildings creating a platform for the fire escape and exterior woodwork and cornices have been repainted.
Cast of The Romantic Age at the theater
The program lists Mrs Mary Knowle and Doris Van Derhoof with Melisande, Marjorie McNitt, Jane Bagot, Delores Clark, and Henry Knowle. Cast includes John Albers, Bobby Coote, Jack Metzger, Gervase Mallory, John Wild, Ern Wyens, Elmer Keefer. A young Master Guat appears in the lineup.
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Mary Knowle
Doris van Derhoof
Melisande
Marjorie McNitt
Jane Bagot
Knowle
Delores Clark
Henry Knowle
John Albers
Bobby Coote
Jack Metzger
Gervase Mallory
John Wild
Ern Wyens Oo
Ohn
Albers
Master Guat
Elmer Keefer
Frolic to be Oct. 23 With Al Hill in Charge
An old Halloween Frolic is set for October 23 with Al Hill as chairman. Ray White's Stardusters will provide syncopation, a free show, fortune telling and treats. Key organizers include John Albers Smiler O Rourke Ben Bailey concessions Carol Eilers candy Jack Metzger novelties George Dies Marjorie McNitt and John Wild finances seniors.
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Ray White
Stardusters
al Hill
John Albers
Smiler O’rourke
Ben” Bailey
Carol Eilers
Jack Metzger
George Dies
Marjorie McNitt
Bill Hill
John Wild
Nite School Opens Monday for Twenty Week Night Courses
Monday October 12 marks the start of another year of night school at HLS. Classes run Mondays and Wednesdays from seven to nine for twenty weeks, totaling forty lessons. Teachers include Eva Hunt Helen Peterson and Edwin Bowers for commercial subjects. T. G. Scheid leads the nurse preparation chemistry course with eleven Sterling Public Hospital nurses enrolled. Timmons Whaley Moore and Hoogeveen run vocational shop classes in machine shop welding drawing and woodshop. Sign up urged (Continued on Page Four).
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HLS
Eva Hunt
Helen Peterson
Edwin Bowers
T. G. Scheid
Sterling Public Hospital
C. N. Timmons
Hugh Whaley
Haden Moore
Peter Hoogeveen
Mr. Timmons
Mr. Whaley
Hoogeveen
New Field to Be Well Equipped Best in N C Conference
By Eugene Young. Weather permitting, construction on the new athletic field should finish in three weeks after rain delays. Track base, cinders, black loam, and a creosoted curb define a twenty five foot wide oval with a quarter mile track and a 160 yard straightaway. Drainage and water lines are installed, with space for six tennis courts and a stadium site prepared at the west. When finished, it will be the best equipped athletic field in the conference.
Rock River Teachers Institute Set In Dixon October 16
Plans are underway for the annual Rock River Teachers Institute to be held in Dixon on October 16. The event is of special interest to students as it will be the first vacation day since the school program began.
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Rock River Teachers’ Institute
Dixon
Munday
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Nite
N. C
Eugene Young
Teachers’ Institute
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