Speedball results cap Junior Senior races and all star fun
Last week events in speedball tennis and archery wrapped up with seniors sweeping the finals. Senior team members include Captain Nancy Forquer and Ann Lahman with the All-Star Saints and Sinners game ending 13 to 6 in favor of the Sinners. Tennis honors go to Leona Kirk with runners up JoAnne Whittaker Shirley Lindsay and Joyce Cameron. Archery top five scorers are Mary Saillard Billie Speer Francis Royer Katharine Evans Nancy Waters and Doris Doty.
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Ann Lahman
Nancy Forquer
Leola Clark
Mary Saillard
Marge Meyer
Judy Swain
Sue Hey
Phyllis McFalls
Carol Benson
Ann Eshleman
Saints
Billie Speer
Francis Royer
Katherine Evans
Nancy Waters
Doris Doty
Leona Kirk
Joanne Whittaker
Shirley Lindsay
Joyce Cameron
Barbara Gehlsen
Trudy Worth
Coach warns players after Mitchell talks to girls about football
A coach notes that Mitchell has discussed football with the girls, claiming the team now knows what happens in huddles line and backfield. He urges tighter play to address this heightened awareness and potential reactions.
Mendota NCIC Playday Brings Teams and Song
On October 11 ten girls with Miss Moore and Miss Neal attended Mendota's first NCIC playday. Teams competed in volleyball, baseball, and basketball with a postmeal basketball game pitting champions against advisors. Sterling led singing with loyalty songs, and the day closed with a spirited finish.
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Miss Moore
Miss Neal
Mendota
Sterling
Sterling Girls Trip Claimed By Local Team
The Sterling group includes Linda Wagner Martha Sherman Kay Stewart Sue Hey Jean Bloomquist Mimi Sheldon Ann Lahman Ann Eshleman Mary Saillard and Barbara Gehlsen as part of the traveling squad for the outing.
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Sterling
Linda Wagner
Martha Sherman
Kay Stewart
Sue Hey
Jean Bloomquist
Mimi Sheldon
Ann Lahman
Ann Eshleman
Mary Saillard
Barbara Gehlsen
YMCA Pool Hosts G.A.A Volleyball Night
Thursday evening from 6 30 to 7 30 G A A volleyball at the YMCA pool invites players and spectators. Also Monday after school bowling at Sterling Recreational Lanes encourages participation in another athletic activity.
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Y.M.C.A
Sterling
School Alumni Play Night Set for November 19
The social program announces a play night with alumni scheduled for November 19 at the school. Attendees are invited to enjoy performances by former students and staff in a community evening.
CAPA CLUB Schedules Fall Dance and Meet Officers
The Spanish Club met during homeroom on October 17 to plan the annual dance set for Friday November 21 from 8:30 to 11:30 in the girls gym. Ramon Gonzales Gail Buchanan and Lino Carrillo were named representatives to choose a dance name.
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Ramon Gonzales
Gail Buchanan
Lino Carrillo
F F A Elects Officers at Sterling Township High
Future Farmers of America chapter at Sterling Township High School elected Neta Bowman as president with Gail Buchanan as vice president Linda McCoy as secretary and Judy Dirks as treasurer. Shirley Hippen and Barb Saunders serve as degree and project chairs with advisors Miss Ann Heath and Mrs Martha Rolain. An officers training meeting was held October 18 at Morrison Community High School and plans for a square dance are tentative.
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Homemakers of America
Sterling Township High School
Neta Bowman
Gail Buchanan
Linda McCoy
Judy Dirks
Shirley Hippen
Barb Saunders
Morrison Community High School
Ann Heath
Martha Rolain
Junior Red Cross elects officers for Save the Children Week
Billies Speer is elected president of the Junior Red Cross Council with Joanne Nicholson as vice president Ann Burkholder secretary and Sue Kannaka treasurer. Mary B Harris serves as advisor. The group plans a nationwide clothing drive November 17 to 24 titled Save-the-Children-Week with Illinois aiming to improve its standing from last year.
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Billies Speer
Junior Red Cross Council
Joanne Nicholson
Ann Burkholder
Sue Kannaka
Red Cross
Mary B. Harris
Junior Red Cross
United States
Illinois
Teen Talk Radio Program Backers Push Launch
Last year a series of Saturday morning programs on WSDR by Sterling Rock students, sponsored by the YM YW Co ed Council, featured music and discussion. Teen Talk has not appeared yet, organizers urge to bring it to air and make it strong.
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WSDR
Ym-Yw
To Latin: All are dead who spoke it and wrote it
A Latin epigram notes that all who spoke or wrote it are dead and all who learn it will die, blessing the death they earn.
November school events and matches listed for Champaign area
The schedule lists Nov 1 cross country state meet in Champaign, Nov 7 end of first quarter, Nov 21 Spanish Club Dance, Nov 26 noon dismissal, Nov 28 basketball at Morrison, and Nov 29 wrestling at Davenport with Wells noted for football.
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Champaign
Wells
Morrison
Davenport
Honor Society Induction at Walnut High School
On Friday October 17 the Honor Society journeyed to Walnut to induct two girls into the Walnut Honor Society. Attendants included Rog er Eshleman Ann Farrer Valeria Johnson Mary Lou Oglevee Judy Swain and Doris Woessner with advisor Mrs Marie Davis.
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Walnut
Walnut Honor Society
Roger Eshleman
Ann Farrer
Valeria Johnson
Mary Lou Oglevee
Judy Swain
Doris Woessner
Marie Davis
Ramon Gonzales
Ken Kraft
Ottawa
Anne Farrer
Cecil Snider
Princial
the Walnut High School
Davis
Latin Club Holds Meeting and Plans Convention
The Latin Club met for the first time on October 16 and elected Gale Dillon as presiding officer of the Junior Society Convention to be held at Venona on November 15 with all schools participating. Sterling oversees programs and decorations with Beverly Foss and Ruth Williams as program co chairs.
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Gale Dillon
Venona
Sterling
State Student Council Elects Officers and Plans Store Hours
The Student Council met October 3 with advisor Miss Mildred Krughoff. Pete Dillon was elected president and Al Hernandez secretary. The Student Store will open before school. Plans include basketball pins and a pencil machine. monitors assist hallway conduct during lunch.
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Trudy Worth
Mildred Krughoff
Pete Dillon
al Hernandez
Carol Benson
Lowell Hunsberger
Mary Saunders
Lyle Zimmerman
Ronnie Sonneman
Jim Zigler
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Capa Club
Mary Espinoza
Kay Blesser
Rita Frye
Sandra Williamson
Jim Schueler
Donna Smith
David Swehla
Margo Dillon
Pete Andrews
Cochairmen
Illinois Federation of the Pan American Leagues
State Club
The
Camera Club
Floy Allen
Honor Society
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