Sterling Football Preview and Roster Shuffles
The note mentions Bernie Mitchell and Homer Musgrove welcoming a new offspring, Hoogeveen's illness delaying summer plans, Jim DeVoe taking on football duties, and Sept 27 as practice start. It lists Bill Jurkens as manager and notes many familiar names leaving Sterling's ineligibility lists due to service or awaiting call.
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Bernie Mitchell
Homer Musgrove
Jim DeVoe
Jim
Devoe
Bill Jurkens
Bill
Sterling
Melvin Leseman
Neil
Doc” Janssen
Kendell Freeman
Larry Deusch
Kenneth Duhm
Elwood
Ike” Foy
Claude Brown
Lyle Book
Irvin “Duck” Nelson
Gale Huntley
Bea Reed
Roger Rice
Jim May
Lauren Morris
Warwhoop for Warriors Fans Rally on Game Night
The call urges a strong cheering section to back the Warriors at the field game. Supporters are asked to attend the night game, stay until the end, and loudly back the Blue and Gold while avoiding distractions in the stands. Bernie voices anxious optimism.
Letters Awarded To Track Team
Coaches Sherman and Mitchell awarded fourteen major letters and eleven minors to twenty-five boys for last year's track team. Sterling had a strong season with six seniors among the winners, signaling continued hope for another good year. Major letter winners include Rice, Morris, Ridge, Deusch, Janssen, Freeman, Zellar, Wolf, Keiser, Duis, Gould, Haag, Melchi, Behrens, Dietz, and Dean. Minor letter winners are Unterzuber, Girton, Swanson, Stoudt, Hussing, DeWind, Diffenbaugh, Mellinger, Williams, Galloway, and Glenn.
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Sherman and
Mitchell
Sterling
Rice
Morris
Ridge
Deusch
Janssen
Freeman
Zellar
Wolf
Keiser
Duis
Gould
Haag
Melchi
Behrens
Dietz
Dean
Unterzuber
Girton
Swanson
Stoudt
Hussing
DeWind
Diffenbaugh
Mellinger
Williams
Galloway
Glenn
G A A welcomes Sterling High School freshman girls
The G A A invites freshman girls to Sterling High School and outlines fall sports, meetings, and a noon sports program to involve rural girls. It notes a postponed tennis tourney due to weather, a state archery tourney this fall, and lists officers and appointees for various activities.
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Sterling High School
Dorie Williams
Lake Geneva
Verla Brewer
Jerry Svenksen
Lola Stern
Doris Boehm
Virginia Haugen
Mildred DeWeerding
Aenine Cramer
Joan Right
Susan Reaviey
Pat McBride
Betty Stockton
Helen Hinz
Beverl Geibel
Donna Battles
Ethel Proprietor
Verla Burger
Joyce Goldberg
Doris— Williams
Barbara Swain
Carol Graham
Sally Winn
Carol Moyer
Lillian Jacobs
Donna Moreland
Dorothy Mundt
Janet Diffenbaugh
Neon Sports
Avis Landherr
Pfundstein
Sue Williams
Pat Stanley
Jane Stager
Future Farmers of America
Gridiron Season Opens With Local Rivalry
The 1945 gridiron season starts September 14 under stadium lights as the Blue and Gold meet the Blue and White of Community. Last season saw a 32-0 win over the Irish and a 13-6 Freshmen-Sophomore victory over Jr. Irish. Chester Sherman coaches the Freshmen-Sophomore team and seeks strong local competition. Community travels September 21 to Geneseo, then a conference game at our stadium September 28 against Rock Falls.
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Fresh-Sophs
Jr. Irish
Chester Sherman
Sterling
Geneseo
Rock Falls
Tuition Blanks Required For Non Sterling Township Students
Non Sterling Township residents must obtain a tuition blank from the county superintendent at the Sterling Township High School office. Fill in student name district name and numbers for school district and Township. Blanks must be requested before Sept 22 and returned by Sept 25. Non Sterling residents pay tuition unless the district covers it.
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Sterling Township
Sterling Township High School
Subscribe to the Script Reviews the Past
A brief item notes readers subscribing to a time focused publication system. It hints at reviewing past outputs and forecasting future content while inviting ongoing engagement and feedback.
Participation in School Clubs and Activities
Students may join multiple clubs with a limit of three. Many organizations welcome all, including Band Orchestra Robed Choir Twirlers Cheerleaders and language and journalism groups. Seniors and younger students alike may participate in debates dramatics sports and FFA through merit or automatic membership where applicable.
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UN Peu de Paris
el Circulo Espanol
Ceymag
Fifth Avenue Players
Courtesy Rules For School Assemblies At Sterling High
An article outlines assembly etiquette at Sterling Township High School. Students should enter quietly and sit promptly, show attentive listening to speakers, greet guests cordially without excessive applause, and recognize that programs are chosen for entertainment and instruction and are free to students.
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Sterling Township High School
Sterling High School
Inter-Communication System Fire Drill Announcement
The board of education explains the inter communication system. Announcements may reach one room or all rooms via the gong. Stop and listen when you hear it, even if you are moving. It may signal a fire drill and requires your full attention.
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Board of Education
Psychology and World Problems Course for Seniors
Seniors may enroll in a new second semester course titled Psychology and World Problems. It is open to seniors headed for college with a high average. Credit will be in social studies. first semester options include sociology or Latin American History. Mr. Eades will teach the first 10 weeks. the final 10 weeks cover postwar social and economic issues with a social science faculty member overseeing.
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Eades
Graduation Requirements at Sterling Township High School
Sterling Township High School outlines required subjects for graduation. English four years, Mathematics two years, American History one year, Natural Science one year, Physical Education four years. The text also contains garbled fragments that do not alter the core requirements.
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Sterling Township High School
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