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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
The annual G A A Christmas carol service was held yesterday afternoon in the S H S gym. Seventy five girls sang old carols beneath evergreen decor and painted organdy stained glass effects. Performers included Mrs. Foster Mike and Mrs. D I Councellor with solos and group numbers led by Mrs. Fike and accompanied by Ray Bjork.
Mr. Hoogeveen of Hills Minnesota learns his mother died after an operation in Sioux Falls South Dakota. He was recalled from class by a message this morning. Sympathy is extended to him in this sorrowful time.
The timetable lists daily exams starting January 14. Monday morning covers History general science Latin I economics civics, afternoon English I II shop home management Latin III IV. Tuesday morning Mathematics, afternoon English III IV. Wednesday morning Latin III II B foods shop, afternoon Physics chemistry biology junior business training. Thursday morning French 1 II agriculture commercial geography, afternoon Shop II sociology.
Script readers are advised not to destroy their copies. A limited supply of binder covers will be offered at the close of Volume II to bind all issues at a few cents. Duplicates of any issue can be bought after publication, and a small number of complete sets will be available at term end. The service is optional and sold at actual cost.
Principal Eades weighs Sterling High sixty minute class periods versus forty minute blocks. He claims scholastic standards have risen and failures fallen under the hour plan, though some students miss five subjects and abuse of study time exists in a few classes. Continues on page three.
A newspaper piece praises stage and property crews for The Admir able Crichton. George McClanathan, stage manager, led crew through the month, with chief assistant Charles Hussing and assistants Miss Schick, Lois Wahl, Helenmae Eberhardt, and Lyle Rieger handling scenery and furniture.
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