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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1973
Page
5
A playful campus note lists zodiac traits and quirky habits for Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and Taurus. It then promotes SHS chorus and band under Mr. Schuler with three sections and aims to showcase this year's musical talents led by director M Johnson and staff.
An article recounts J B demonstrating a self taught twanging technique in the Sterling High School parking lot. He learned from his grandfather in 1968 and spent two years mastering it. He aims to present twanging to the Olympic board for 1976 and helps others in the sport.
The September 19 1973 Student Council meeting was called to order by President War ren Beer. Attendance was taken and general discussion covered the 1973 Homecoming game and dance with chairmen named for decorations, flowers, signs, queen selection, tickets and publicity. The motion to adjourn carried and the next meeting is September 26 1973 at 7 30 a.m. in the choral room with freshmen council members.
September 28, 1973 article explains that Industrial Arts covers woodworking among other activities. It reports about 150 freshman boys in Elements of Industry with few freshmen girls. five girls in Woodworking and Graphic Arts, two in Communication, all allowed to work and compete, with girls sometimes outperforming boys.
Two boys, Paul McBride in Junior Senior Survey and Steve Mayer in Family Living, are thanked for breaking the ice as more boys join Home Ec. Girls study cooking in groups and choose dishes, while sewing lessons move to knitted materials for shirts and dresses.
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