Stillman Valley High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stillman Valley, IL)

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N V ,f ,,..on '-'-rwdv.-H. Twenty-second Annual Combined Concert by School Bands of STILLMAN VALLEZY AND MONROE CENTER Loren L. Hubbell--Director April ZZ, 1951 Ihevron--March , , , , ,Pat Lee Iharming--Waltz , ,,,,,,, EZ. Waldteufel eaboard--March ,,,,,,,,, Z. G. Thomas Selections-Stilhnan Valley Tonette Band Mrs. Barrick, Director Santenella--Baritone Solo-Vandercook Marilyn Wiltfang Arcturus--Cornet Solo--Vandercook Robert Ioesten ignal--March ,,,,,,,,, , Z. G. Thomas nchanted Hour--Serenade ,,,,,, P. T. Archer nterprise--March .,,,,,,,,, Pat Lee Friends--Trombone Solo--Clay Smith Betty Smith Selections--Stillman Valley Swing Band mblem of Honor--Overture ,,,,,, Don Keller . P. M.--March ......... Z. G. Thomas Shirley Geiger --Accompanist Z5 , I PRI G K.

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- is .... CL B BANQUET ,-. 41 N-. 7 it np GORDON GLELNDEINNING Livestock Transportation Davis Junction, Illinois The S Club banquet was held in the gym April 5, 1951. This dinner was held in honor of all students who have earned either an activity or athletic S , One hundred and twenty eight parents and stu- dents enjoyed a delicious dinner served by the Home Economics Department. Students earn points for their letters in various school activities including Band, Chorus, FFA, FHA, Speech, Plays, Scholarship, etc. Students representing these activities gave short talks on their experiences. Mr. Robert Francis of the Department of Education, University of Wisconsin, was the guest speaker. He complimented SVHS for its excellent activity program. He emphasized the value of these experiences in relation to mental balance and the development of pe r s ona lity. Compliments of PENGUIN FOOD LOCKERS 1614 Christina Rockford, Illinois

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E. E. A. EVE T A D C0 TESTS Last Sept. 7 and 8, 19 schools exhibited at the annual Vo-Ag fair in which 21 boys from Stillman Valley showed. Clintion Vaupel, Freddie Schumacher, and Earl Gocken placed first in competition with the other 18 schools. The four boys and Mr. Parish attended a luncheon sponsored by the Freeport Kiwanis Club at which they were awarded a plaque which is kept in the trophy case. In 1949 we won the school sheep exhibit. November 17, 1951, Mr. Parish and 10 boys ventured to Warren, Illinois, the section 1 grain and poultry judging contest. There were 19 schools represented at these contests. The Still- man Valley grain team walked away with top honors with a team total of 2284. 1 of a possible 2400 points. In this contest the top three count for team total with all three of Stil1man's in the top ten high individuals. These individuals were Harold Aldericks, first with 771. 4. , Robert Sund second with 762. 3, Elwyn Sanders eighth with 750. 4. The other Stillman entries were Richard Armour with 715. 8, and Freddie Scheible with 696. 6 The grain team for their showing received a plaque which kept in the trophy case in the new Ag building. The Stillman Valley poultry team was nineth with a team total of 2200. 5 points of a possible 2400 points. Individual points were as follow: Earl Gocken-724. 6, Donald Pihl-733. 2, Gordon Harms-724. 6, John Cox-669. 3, Tom Glendenning 629. 8. In this contest only the top three count to- ward the team total. Compliments S. V. H. S. Board of Education