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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
5
Diantha Kaiser quotes a shared duty to school spirit. Donald Wigginton, STHS sociology teacher and president of the STHS Education Association, notes 96 percent faculty membership and urges students to discuss concerns with teachers or the association to improve the school.
A folk festival is set for Sunday February 15 at 3 p m in Morrison High School Auditorium. The Witnesses of Rockford Illinois will perform their original music and new arrangements by a group of about 30 teens and young adults. Admission is free.
A compact, period voice lists humorous scenes of height challenges from childhood to adolescence. It recalls school, theater, and daily life where short stature requires clever workarounds, from chairs and cases to locking eyes with familiar figures.
Tom Stevenberg explains a humorous superstition about Friday the thirteenth and a quarter moon. He links Frigga to the date and warns of a curse on those who view the quarter moon. The piece playfully cautions high school students about luck on such a night.
Diane Appenzeller, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Appenzeller of Sterling, was crowned Miss Sterling Teen Ager at the first annual White Side County Regional finals held January 31 at the Sterling Coliseum. She will compete in the State Finals in August. A sophomore at STHS, she serves as vice president of the sophomore class treasurer of Pompon girls on Student Council GAA Executive Board Latin Club and Sophomore Chorus. She plans to study medicine or political science after high school.
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