Frosh-Sophs Make Exellent Showings
Frosh-Sophs under Coach Tomer Musgrove and assistant Pete Hoogeveen field a strong Sterling High junior squad. They beat Belvidere early, won several tests, and fell to Ottawa juniors who own about 23 victories this season. The roster features many named players including James Crossland, Robert Galloway, Charles Rhoades, and Jim Wright among others.
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Tomer Musgrove
S&s
Frosh-Sophs
Golden Warrior
Sterling High
Warrior
Belvidere
Ottawa Pirate
Ottawa
Frosh-Soph
Musgrove
Pete Hoogeveen
Froash-Soph
Robert Anderson
Walter Arthurs
Brent Arterburn
Gordon Brown
Wayne Branson
Reginald Berger
James Cleaveland
Charles Cole
James Cross
James Crossland
Stan Doden
Robert Kersole
James Galloway
Robert Galloway
Cliff Garriott
Tom Tlandel
Bill Harrison
Merle Thorwedel
Charles Johanssen
Paul Johnson
Jordan Daniel
James Shindle
Don MekKee
Albert Miller
Robert Pough
Charles Rhoades
Keith Robison
Neil Ruth
Bill Stewart
Paul Small
Max Schmaling
Theodore Sulouff
Helwin Thielen
Warren Thummel
Don Weeks
Bob Wilson
Richard Weigle
Jim Wright
Jim Wilkins
G A A Notes From Illinois Girls Activities
The article covers G A A events including a baseball class tournament with juniors first seniors second sophomores third and freshmen fourth. It mentions a playday invitation to Mast Moline on November first and a fall playday at Francis Shimer college Mount Carroll. The Oak Park workshop on October 4 gathered northern Illinois GI AL AS members for idea pooling. Attendees included Ruth Thais Ruth Moreland and Jenne Saunders. Sterling G A A enters the state telegraphic archery tournament with hopeful prospects. participants listed with alternates.
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Mast Moline
Francis Shimer College
Mount Carroll
GI. AL
Ilinois
Oak Park
Ruth Thais
Ruth Moreland
Jenne Saunders
Sterling G. A. A
Mary Jane Fraser
Eileen Stouffer
Margarite Woessner
Lois Pfundstein
Lois van Gilder
Sally Casey
Gladys Ward
Hall Defeats Scrappy Warriors 39 to 0 in Autumn Clash
Hall overran the S. 11. 8S. Warriors on October 3, dominating with a strong Sterling line and a Cinotto to Meek passing combo. The Red Devils, an experienced powerhouse, shut down the Sterling offense from the opening minutes.
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Spring Valley
Debate Club Schedule Plans Banquet After Elections
The Debate Club lists events from November 15 in Davenport Iowa to April 17 in Davenport for speech and district contests plus a state meet. Officers are not yet chosen and a year end banquet with prizes for top debaters is planned. Members include Joel Rice Polly Jewell Marilyn Miller Phil Ward Harry Blazedell Bill Scott Lawrence Norton under Miss Fischer.
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Davenport
Iowa
Mendota
Augustana College
Rock Island
DeKalb
Joel Rice
Polly Jewell
Marilyn Miller
Phil Ward
Harry Blazedell
Bill Scott
Lawrence Norton
Miss Fischer
Hi Tri officers elected last year lead YWCA group
Hi Tri officers Jeannie Saunders president Maxine Hill vice president Joan Elmen dorf secretary Jeanne Sonneman treasurer fill their offices well. Regular meetings are the third Thursday monthly at the YWCA with all members urged to attend. At the first gathering dishes were shared a guest speaker Miss Hatch spoke on Y Teens of other towns Margie Cameron led a closing prayer Maxine Till led a community sing and a few games were played
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Hi-Tri
Jeannie Saunders
Maxine Hill
Joan Elmendorf
Jeanne Sonneman
Miss Hatch
Maxine Till
Margie Cameron
Notable Characters Roam S Hallways In Playful List
Readers recognize many familiar personalities roaming the halls as students identify characters from classic tales and stage, with names linked to roles such as Tiny Tim Romeo and Juliet Sherlock Holmes and Snow White. The quirky roster includes Parlers and teachers in a lighthearted roster of impersonations.
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S. 1S
Tiny Tim
Shorty” Berger
Dave Bressler
Carol Challand
Ted Aggen
Jean Aper
Sir Landlot
Don Poston
Iloosier
Mr. Timmons
Eee Sui
Mary Stewart
Paulan
What Am I Courtesy
I am a little thing with a big meaning and I help everybody. To unlock doors open hearts dispel prejudice I inspire respect and admiration. Everybody loves me. I am pleasing to those of high or low degree and useful every moment of the day. I bore nobody I violate no law I cost nothing. Many have praised me none have condemned me.
Dopey Delores Bowron Moves to Boulder Colorado
Delores Bowron known as Dopey describes moving to Boulder Colorado living at the foot of the mountains. She says the town is wet and friendly folks pull her back to Sterling. She attends Boulder High School where classes run 8 to 2 30 or 9 to 3 30 with outdoors gym in all weather and a new course on Problems of Democracy.
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Delores Bowron
Dopey
Boulder
Colorado
Dolores
S. U.S
Delores
Boulder High School
S. UW
Tenth Avenue
F F A Dairy Judging Team Wins State Title
The Dairy Judging Team Willard Ebersole Lester Cordes Clarence Ohms and Dale Long won the state team title at the State Judging Contest and ranked highly at the Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. Willard Ebersole earned a gold emblem in milk judging and the team will receive trophies and premium money.
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Willard Ebersole
Lester Cordes
Clarence Ohms
Dale Long
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Kansas City
Missouri
Future Farmers Convention
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
England
Bob Burns
Sterling F. F. A
Eugene Ebersole
Max Johnson
Wayne Geeting
French Club Officers Elected by Second Year Students
The French Club elected its officers on September 27 by the second year French students. The meeting took place in their seventh hour.
High School Gossip and Homecoming Happenings
The page catalogs social chatter among students from dances and couples to rumors and pranks. It notes pairs seen together, drivers license quirks, and a mix of crushes and conflicts, highlighting Homecoming events and campus anecdotes with many initials and first names.
F H A Club Attends Mt Morris Convention
The Future Homemakers of America group missed a regular meeting this month as Mary Lou Stern Marilyn Ahrens Lucy Manzano and sponsors Frahm and Martin attended an F H A convention at Mt Morris on October 18. The event began with a mixer followed by a business meeting where next year’s officers were elected and plans set for a Spring Rally. Mrs Heckman given talk on sweaters mittens caps and scarves made in Denmark.
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Homemakers of America Club
Mary Lou Stern
Marilyn Ahrens
Lucy Manzano
Miss Frahm
Mrs. Martin
Mt. Morris
Heckman
New officers announced for local club
The new officers are Mary Vaughn president Margie Cameron secretary and Pat Conrad program chairman for the organization replacing prior leadership.
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Mary Vaughn
Margie Cameron
Pat Conrad
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