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THE SUN DIAL Monday, April 1, 1 963 Page Four Getting To Know You Ill I IWII WipjIU I I I I 1 Sterling Ties for Fourth At Kingman Tennis Meet Sterling tied for fourth at the Kingman Invitational Tennis Meet last Wednesday. In the first round Bob Buel met Weiberg of Anthony. Weiberg beat Buel 6-0, 6- 3. Young of Sterling played Keller of Russell and got beat 7- 5, 6-1. This was the end of Sterling's singles.

Both of the Sterling singles got beat out the first round. In doubles play, McFarland and Shields met Anthony's II. They beat them 6-1, 6-3. Alber and Wil-key met the Russell I and got beat 6-3, 6-2. This eliminated Alber and Wilkey from the doubles play.

After beating Anthony, Sterling mot Kingman II aid put them out of the play, their count was 7-5, 6-1. After winning two matches Sterling I met Buhler I and lost by a score of 2-6, 5-7. In the final match of the meet Sterling I met Kingman I and lost to them 6-4, 6-4. This game gave Shields and McFarland fourth place in the meet. Hi at I ill' ii i IBM A to Wilkey and McFarland display new tennis uniforms.

Mystery The Sun Dial congratulates Gloria Mellies for guessing Mary Horton as last week's Mystery Personality. For a couple of the last issue's Mystery Personalities there has been shown either a lack of interest by the students, an increased number of difficult pictures, or just that the kids are getting lazy. Come on, let's guess this Mys- Supply Wholesale Retail Auto Parts, Accessories and Speed Equipment Bob and Larry Marker tery Personality and be the first one to tell Miss Brown. Remember! After WYATT INVESTMENTS Co. INSURANCE BAKER-BOOTH MOTOR CO.

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH PHILLIPS "66 Cundith's Grocery SUNSET LODGE Sterling's Newest Motel CIIET Ss VELMA DOBYNS Phone BR 8-3291 Dennis Schmitt crossing the bar! BASKETBALL SURVEY Basketball season is over, but there will be a lot of people wanting to know who was high point man, who had the best percentage of shots made, who lost the ball the most, etc. This little story is in the paper just for that reason. Al Spotts led the team in rebounding with a total of 153. Gary Rhodes was second with 140. Rod Engelland, John Wilkey, and Al Spotts had a three-way tie for the most losses of the ball.

They each had 36.. Andy Spotts wasn't far behind with 35. Rod Engelland took the most shots this year, all totaled up he shot 260 times and made 92 of them. The best per cent hit on field goals this year was made by Mark Shields and Andy Spotts. Both hit 44.9.

Rod Engelland was second with 35.1. John Wilkey and Al Spotts had the best chances when it came to free throws. They both had a chance to hit 56, but John only hit 39 and Al hit 31. Rod Engelland had the best percentage of free throws, he had 39 chances and made 30. This makes 76.9.

Rod Engelland also had the most points this year. He had 214 points. John Wilkey was second with 167. STERLING MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION A.M.E. Chapel Assembly 'of God The First Baptist Church The First Methodist Church The Reformed Presbyterian Church The United Presbyterian Church ATTEND CHURCH REGULARLY "To get wimlum ia better than Hold: undcniUnilinir to be chiwen rather than ailver.

Wimlom ia a fountain of life to him who hat it. but folly ia the rhaatiHement of fuula." I'rovprlia 16:16, 22 Harold Prefers Mr. Gable "Surprise!" yelled Harold Schmidt as he greeted the world eighteen winters ago on March 25 at Ellsworth, Ks. He had blue eyes and brown hair and claimed as his parents Harold and Ella Mae Schmidt. Then he sat right down and planned how he would spend his new life.

He decided to go to Sterling High School where he would master the subjects shop, dramatics, government, psychology, and boys' home ec. Shop would be his favorite class, and Mr. Gable would be his favorite teacher. He would also be in Kays. Someday he would see a five foot, six inch blonde weighing from 110 to 280, and she would be his ideal girl.

Harold has prepared for his senior year for eleven years. He has grown to be six feet tall and weighs 150 lbs. Connie Stevens, and Troy Donahue top his list of favorite actors. When he is hungry he looks for a piece of cherry pie. He is happiest on the Fourth of July, when he watches Trail of the Lonesome Pine, or listens to "Guitar Man." A 1958 Pontiac beats all, as do the sport basketball and the color red.

Chris Mon-tez is his favorite singer. When Harold has leisure time he enjoys working with firearms or putting model cars together. Harold really dislikes people who think they know it all. Harold's future is undecided. He may attend college for two years then be either a carpenter or mechanic.

Congratulations Class of 1963 Savage Construction Welch Motor Co. FORD Sales and Service Rodgers ALL YOUR ACCESSORIES AND CLOTHING Schmitt and Yost maae cinders fly! Sterling Bowl Phone BR 8-2440 STERLING APPLIANCE CENTER Professional Card Dr. R. G. Shumway Sterling, Kansas Dentist Teen Town Monday Saturday D.

J. Fair Lumber Co. Doris' Beauty Salon Sterling Paint Body Shop Glasses for All Cars and Trucks Phone BR 8-3161 Darnell Oilfield Service Sterling, Kansas AI Darnell BR 8-2219 Chase Yard WE 4-2991 SHOP AT Dillons FOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES FOR Farmers Co-Operative Union Service Station 314 South Broadway COMPLETE TIRE BATTERY SERVICE Phone BR 8-2513 Oldest Bank in Rice County First National Bank 1884 78th Year 1962 Schmitty's Barber Shop.