Sterling Script sports and staff monthly issue
The Sterling Script is a Sterling High School monthly publication from Sterling Illinois listing staff roles and departments. It details editors, business and circulation managers, and various section editors for boys and girls sports along with reporters and advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Press Club of
Sterling High School
Sterling, Illinois
Everett Myers
Margaret Thomas
Herbert Bell
William Sims
Larry Wheeler
Alumni and Exchange Society
Slumor
Christ and Christmas Faith Amid Progress
An editorial Reflects on Jesus birth in Bethlehem and recalls Christmas as a sacred time for restraint and Christian principle. It laments commercial gain and calls for renewed resolve to follow Christ's teachings, urging focus on timeless values and the forgotten man during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yule
Christ
Holiday social whirl fills Rock Falls campus
Freshmen host hen parties and campus dances as December weekends bring a string of social events. Fran Greenlee and Madelyn Stevens entertainments mix with plays, basketball, and late nights at the Soda Grill, with couples seen throughout and several unescorted girls amid the holiday bustle.
AG Classes Witness Livestock Exhibition in Chicago
A large group representing agricultural classes visited the Swift & Company packing plant for a light lunch before touring the International Livestock Exposition. They observed champions, judging, cattle sales, and arena performances, with a Kansas dog herding 20 sheep a notable moment. Attendees included Chester Behrens Alvin Landis Paul Wade John Allabaugh Zale Allabaugh James Shank Orion Book Nolan Book Eugene Ewbank Jack Allen Stanley Reed Donald Seloover and Raymond Fulfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift & Company
Hoogeveen
Kansas
Mr. Hoogeveen
Chester Behrens
Alvin Landis
Paul Wade
John Allabaugh
Zale Allabaugh
James Shank
Orion Book
Nolan Book
Eugene Ewbank
Jack Allen
Stanley Reed
Donald Seloover
Raymond Fulfs
Student Council Idea Advocated for High School
A reader urges establishing a student council with class representatives to give students a voice in school affairs. The letter notes democratic practices exist in extracurriculars but are lacking in general governance and invites opinions on the plan.
Birthday Calendar Proposed by The Script Staff
Script staff calls on the student body to submit names and birthdates for a new birthday calendar promising publicity in return. The call emphasizes starting the new year with a bang and highlighting the rising age of students.
Weekend Gatherings Mentioned After Game Night
Dixon visited June and Betty Sunday night. Marion Wes Jeanne W. Irvie joined at Cleo Patra. Rumors place several students in Dixon after the rame. Co-captains Burns and Davidson were up there with Ruth Mary Lynn Carol and Bill Hill. Allene Besse chased by Afkin lad from Rock Falls Thursday to Saturday. Mary King hosted a party after the game Saturday night. Rock Falls crowd present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Greenlee
Miss Lovrien
Miss Schick
Rock Falls
Black
Ewbank
Madelyn Stevens
Janet Prestin
Ida Jayne Blanchard
Mary Beth Harrison
Bettijane Leng
Greasy
Marty
Lynn
Ruth Mary
Billy Hill
Carol
Bob
Mary Louise
Marion
Jimmy
Mary Janet
Russell
Dorothy Mae
Tic Dimond
Virginia
Leandro
John Stevens
Betty Wilger
Soda Grill
Arden
Ports
Herbie
Dodie
Lois Wahl
George McClanathan
Charley Rieger
Charles Hussing
Dutch
Leora
John
June
Gene Bentley
Bill Little
Gene
Dixon
Alice Statler
Stevens
L. T
Tom Stabler
Gale
Betty Stevens
Larry
Dorothy Thome
Little, Bentley, and Company
Fay Book
Tommy Stabler
Howard Gaffey
Jack
Tom
Miss Peterson
Miss Yeager
Donnie’s
John Keefer
Cal Fairbanks
Lois
Max
Betty
Wes
Jeanne W
Irvie
Cleopatra
Burns
Davidson
Bill Hill
Allene Besse
Afkin Lad
Mary King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advisors
Mildred Aschoff
Arden Ewbank
Airy Belle Hagland
Margaret Birch
Marion McCoy
Virginia Grandpa
Bill Black
June Smith
Geraldine Councellor
Umax Hlapans
Genevieve Book
Arlene Steiner
Florence Wolber
Lovrien
Coney
Imr
DeVoe
Cherisham
Lord
Jesus Christ
Bethlehem
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