National Honor Society Opens New Year Meetings
Patti Hague reports Sterling High School’s National Honor Society, 17 seniors inducted last spring, will hold its first meeting of the year on Tuesday Sept. 24. Led by president Dave Schrader and officers, the group will organize committees for the November senior induction, February book sale, and basketball concession stand, while debating tutoring projects and funding plans including a possible scholarship fund.
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National Honor Society
Dave Schrader
Wayne Johnson
Pam Binkley
Jo Ann Rohner
Miss Lane
Sterling High School
Future Farmers of America in Sterling Chapter Activities
The Future Farmers of America focus on leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Membership open to Vocational Agriculture students. Sterling Chapter opened with an officers meeting September 9 and a September 16 general meeting at Sinnissippi Park. 1968-69 officers listed: Buhrow president, Beveroth VP, Long secretary, Shank treasurer, Steven Long reporter, Steve Dusing sentinel. advisor Mr. Schick. Homemakers of America noted for community life roles and citizenship preparation.
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Craig Buhrow
Neil Beveroth
Rick Long
Leon Shank
Steven Long
Steve Dusing
Mr. Schick
America
FHA
Street Dance to Benefit SC Projects at STHS
The STHS Student Council led by Tom Lawrence hosted a street dance in front of the school on September date. About 450 people attended. Profits after expenses totaled 444.50. Committees included publicity chaired by Patty Hague and tickets chaired by Ande Lawrence. Office holders for 1968-69 are Barb Ebersole president Alice Shank vice president Peggy Sutter treasurer Pearl Ramos secretary.
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STHS
Tom Lawrence
Scott Hitchcock
Marc Hummel
Patty Hague
Luann Pfulb
Dixie Aggen
Ande Lawrence
Barb Ebersole
Alice Shank
Peggy Sutter
Pearl Ramos
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