Latin Club Elects Officers for 1971 72
The first meeting of the 1971 72 Latin Club was held September 28 at 7 15 pm in the multi purpose room. Officers elected were President Bob Picken Vice president Lou Ann Mintke Secretary Laurie Sellett and Treasurer Bob Sutkay. A Homecaming float and trip to Chicago were tabled due to no funds. Meeting adjourned at 7 40 pm with no refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suellen Ebersole
Bob Picken
Lou Ann Mintke
Laurie’ Sellett
Bob Sutkay
Chicago
Sterling High F H A officers training and fall rally
The F H A chapter of Sterling High held an officers training meeting in Whiteside County on October 29 for all clubs. Thirty two members including five mothers and two advisors attended. A Heath Candy bars sale continues via F H A members with Kathryn Birch candy. The next meeting is October 19 in Home Economics rooms featuring a knit sewing demonstration by a Harlen's Department store representative.
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Teressa Tompkins
F.H.A
Sterling High
Sterling
Whiteside County
Harlen’s Department Store
Student Council Meeting Discusses Homecoming Theme
The September 23 Student Council meeting in the choral room at 7:00 a.m. covered Homecoming theme voting. A fall workshop at Rock Falls was proposed, and a bundle days project to collect clothing for Appalachia was introduced by Steve McCulloh. Debates on open campus, exams, and meeting length followed.
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Carole Metcalfe
Rock Falls
Kradle
Steve McCulloh
Appalachia
Larry Kirkland
Thespians by Colleen McFadden am a Thespian
An interview feature celebrates becoming a Thespian and the personal meaning of membership. The piece recalls discovering the term at STHS, embracing honor, talent, and responsibility, and highlights an exclusive conversation with Thespian President Sigrid Niederer about the life and aims of the society.
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Colleen McFadden
STHS
Sigrid Niederer
Sterling High Hosts District II All State Music Auditions
Sterling High School held District II All-State auditions with about 600 students trying out for Illinois Music Educators ensembles. Final selections will form state bands and choirs for performances at the IMEA meetings in Peoria in January 1972, with district tryouts held November 6 at Peoria Richwoods High School and St Johns Church hosting vocal auditions.
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Bob Murphy
Sterling High School
Illinois Music Educators
Sterling
District I
IMEA
Peoria
Richwoods High School
Illinois
St.John’s Lutheran Church
American Reflections In The Mirror Of A Nation
A contemplative poem-like piece contrasts America’s scars and feats. It names global wars, moon landings, pollution, progress, civil rights, Viet Nam, crime, health, housing, education, charity, and START programs. The speaker alternates pride and shame while asserting national identity and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Nobel Prize in economics awarded to Kuznets
MASS Simon Kuznets 70 Harvard professor wins the Nobel for economics cited for Interpretation of economic growth. SPRINGFIELD Illinois Senate Democrats concede defeat in efforts to restore 22 million for higher education. WASHINGTON House and Senate clash over cancer-fighting funds and organization. Nixon to visit Red China and Moscow next year. Turkey opium issue noted. Illinois code bills discussed. Freeport race and Tennessee award noted. New York TV rankings listed.
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Mass
Simon Kuznets
Harvard
Springfield
Illnois Senate
Washington
House
Senate
Illinois General Assembly
Illinois
Nixon
Red
China
Moscow
Mr. Nixon
Turkey
Otto Kerner
Tenn
Carl Sutherland
Vanderbuilt University
Nashville
John Knuppel
D Petersburg
Chicago
Michael Howlett
Howlett
Paul Simon
Dan Walker
New York
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United States
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Freeport
Everette E. Laughlin
Marcus Welby
All In the Family
Flip Wilson
Mannix
McCaslin
East 3Rd Street
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