14 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
1
SHS faculty members share amusing tales of first meetings and marriages across campuses. Tales range from Navy nurses in Astoria to a gas station encounter and a restaurant hold up, with couples forming through family, work, and chance events.
Senior Recognition Day marks today with SHS seniors highlighted and tomorrows event in the girls gym. Jim Mattison chairs the celebration with Bev Scham, Sandy Braun, Nan Reiter, Ken Engle, Judy Bohlken, Russ Willis, Donna Wheeler, Judy Pettorini, and Larry Longa coordinating committees, following the basketball game.
Freshmen topped scholastically on the semester honor roll while sophomores followed. Sophomores had 10 four-A and 21 A-B honors, juniors five four-A and 13 A-B, seniors one four-A and nine A-B. Four-A honorees included Karin Allison, Cheryl Behrens, Di ane Eshleman, Alice Finch, Norlyn Fritz, Conchita Hawkins, Elizabeth Kalkwarf, Helen Landis, Pat McKinzie, William Reynolds, Daniel Turney, Bill Wagner, and James.
The article details a library expansion with 330 new books worth $1,000 purchased by Miss Fadden and assistant Barbara Clough for math science and college guidance. It notes 25,000 books checked out yearly, lists freshman and sophomore students, and highlights the A-B honor roll recipients across grades with several individuals named.
The Sterling High Student Council sponsors a book store open before school at noon and after school. It offers notebooks, typing paper, erasers, pencils, ink, staplers, paper clips, rubber bands, and other small items. The aim is to serve all students with needed supplies.
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