PSAT/NMSQT Offered to Juniors for Merit Scholarships
The PSAT/NMSQT will be given to college bound juniors on October 28, 1972 at 9:00 a.m. in the Multipurpose Room. The two hour test covers verbal and mathematical reasoning, with eligibility for NMSC scholarships. Requirements include U.S. citizenship or pursuit, full time enrollment, planned graduation and college entry in 1974, intent to attend a regionally accredited U.S. college, and timely testing. Fee is $3.00, due in the Guidance Office between October 2 and 13. limited materials means early registration. Students with a scheduling conflict may take the test at Rock Falls High School on October 24.
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NMSC
United States
Rock Falls High School
Bishop
Illinois State Scholarship Commission to sponsor finance seminars
The Illinois State Scholarship Commission will hold nearly 40 finance aid seminars in September and October 1972 for parents, high school seniors, counselors, and youth workers. The aim is to inform families about aid resources and aid application procedures for students entering college in September 1973. The commission offers awards up to 1200 dollars per year and loans up to 1500 dollars per year, plus information on federal and institutional aid. Dr. Joseph D. Boyd warns families to plan early and contact counselors for aid applications during Fall 1972.
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Illinois State Scholarship Commission
Commission
Illinois
Joseph D. Boyd
Wallace ally nominates John Schmitz for president
The American Independent Party, long associated with George Wallace, nominates California congressman John Schmitz a 41 year old philosophy teacher and Marine Reserve lieutenant colonel. Schmitz labels the Democratic National Convention a gathering of perverts abortionists communists bushy haired racists dope fiends and third generation welfare recipients in his initial statement.
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American Independent Party
George Wallace
John Schmitz
John Birch Society
Schmitz
California
Let Him Speak Now on Wedding Customs History
A brief note tracing wedding traditions to their violent origins, noting the groom’s position on the left of the bride historically to keep his right hand free for defense. It highlights how such customs evolved into modern ceremonial practice.
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Russia
S.A.E. renamed for broad education clubs at high school
The article explains S.A.E. stands for a new national name for Future Teachers of America clubs, inviting all students interested in any education field to join rather than only future teachers. It lists 1972-73 officers Sally Richter, Janet Sellstrom, Debbie Glafka, Becky Suddens, sponsor Miss Windoffer, meeting place 120. Activities include car wash, Halloween cook-out, hayride, panels, Christmas party, field trips, and more.
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S.A.E
Eagle’s
Future Teachers of America Clubs
de Ion
For
Eaucautht
Sally Richter
Janet Sellstrom
Debbie Glafka
Becky Suddens
Miss Windoffer
Fis
French Club Plans Fun Year Under Debbie Gebhardt
French Club officials Deb McConnell as president JoAnne Kosler vice president Frances Lyon secretary and Jo McAleese treasurer lead a year of activities including an ice skating party at Rockton a roller skating outing and a Milwaukee trip They may challenge German Club to volleyball and aim for another winning float plus several fundraisers One dollar membership and a quirky initiation welcome all to join for culture language and fun.
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Milwaukee
Warren Beer Talks Student Council Aims and Open Campus
Warren Beer stresses student involvement as key to Student Council work. Major goals include open campus trials for juniors and seniors, modular scheduling ideas, broader class offerings, and expanding girls sports under IHSA rules. Recycling programs and a successful street dance are noted, with meetings held Wednesdays at 7 30 AM in the chorus room.
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Debbie Gebhardt
Warren Beer
Warren
IHSA
Student Council
Nes
GAA Holds Orientation in Girls Gym for New Members
GAA held its annual orientation on Monday night in the girls gym welcoming new members. Officers announced awards, points, membership, sports and social activities with refreshments served afterward. Activities for six weeks include flag football bicycling softball and tennis. The second executive board meeting is set for October 3 at 5 30 in the GAA Lounge. Wendy Deem GAA Reporter
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GAA
Wendy Deem
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