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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
4
A feature from The Kurious Kat lists odd items found in student lockers and laments messes. It urges students to use locks and tidy spaces, citing items from calendars to a toy gun and a Naked and the Dead book as examples.
Report notes editors working late in the school publications room as the annual yearbook nears completion with photos at the engravers and pages at the printers. Chief Warrior Lehman is studying social viewpoints while editors toil to publish the Blue and Gold in time.
The Student Council met Friday and discussed no firm plans. The completed Home of the Warriors banner hangs in the fieldhouse with credit to the art and shop departments and a council committee.
Early Wednesday morning, April 2, the Robed Choir boarded Themeway buses for Normal Illinois to perform at two assemblies at 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. on invitation from the university president. The events precede Easter vacation and aim to promote ISNU to high school students. After the concerts, the choir enjoyed lunch as guests of the university.
The Future Farmers of America banquet on March 18 at St John Lutheran Church featured Ronald Ricklefs as MC. Honorary members William Tonkin and B E Austin were welcomed, with talks by Lyle Dirks on the Whiteside County Soil Conservation Contest and Bob Bruns on F F A aims.
The narrator describes a missing shoe found under desk three in a study hall. The principal questions students but finds no culprit as the shoe is oddly described as lacking wings and appears innocent in the morning’s bustle.
Galesburg budget talks reveal strains as officials weigh allocations and revenue gaps. City leaders consider cuts to services and potential fee increases to balance the books while maintaining essential programs for residents.
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