SHS Plans Homecoming On October 10
Student Council outlines homecoming events for SHS including a bonfire the night before the game, a Friday pep session, a parade if at least eight floats are registered by September 26, and a postgame dance in the fieldhouse. The 33 team will be honored at halftime. Queen results announced at the game. crowning at the dance.
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Eshleman Studio to Photograph Seniors in Sterling
Seniors will have portraits taken again at Eshleman’s Studio in Sterling with two glossy pictures for the Gazette and the annual. The schedule is pending and seniors should watch the senior bulletin board for details.
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The Farmer Opens Summer Theatre Says Sage Motto
The column recalls a shift from guarding barns to hosting a summer theatre as a moral quip. A playful paradox links farm life to cultural amusements, suggesting change in priorities and public entertainment. No specific people or places are named in the fragment.
Drama Club Plans Many Activities
The Dramatic Club schedules a November 13-14 play and aims to boost participation. The Royal Family comedy about John Barrymore and family is a leading prospect, with tryouts set for October 13-14. Under adviser Mr Hawkins, the club will offer one act plays pantomimes readings and lectures regularly this year to involve more students.
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Sterling High School Fair Brings Local Industry Display
Merchants sponsor an Industrial Fair in Sterling High School Fieldhouse continuing through tomorrow. Products manufactured by Sterling and Rock Falls industries are on view with daytime and evening sessions, free admission, and prizes from local firms. Participating firms include Northwestern Steel & Wire Co. and Gulf Oil Co.
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Class Meetings Set Dues and Officers in Senior to Freshman
Annual meetings on September 15 set dues across classes with tweaks. Senior dues reduced to fifty cents. juniors and sophomores kept at one dollar. freshmen elected Susie Schick as president with other officers pending. Advisers listed for each class include Miss Burritt Tonkin Dillon Howard Bauer Lee and DeJarnett Kay.
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