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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
1
Sterling teenagers press for a February 2 bond vote to fund an academic addition at SHS. If defeated, next year’s schedules shift to a staggered system and a future split shift could extend hours. Parents urged to understand urgency and vote to back the proposal.
A compact compilation of aphorisms from 1963 emphasizing balanced living. It highlights power in thinking prayer reading and learning, love and friendship, joy in laughter, generosity, and the discipline of work as keys to happiness and success.
Marty Ahling a SHS senior and secretary is active as vice-president of her church youth group and participates in GAA Script Robed Choir Girls Quartet and monitors the seventh hour. John Huenger vice-president of the senior class known as Buddha is a German Club member Honor Society inductee and semi finalist on the ACT scholarship test plans to attend the University of Illinois Urbana with interests in mathematics and IBM work.
On January 26 and 25 at Peoria four SHS musicians will attend the All-State Music Festival. Karen Snowberg represents Sterling as cornetist, Kenje Ogata soprano, and Annette Rutt with Juanita Ventura represent the Robed Choir. Chosen from a DeKalb district tryout on December 1, the group will rehearse two days and perform in a mass band, orchestra, and chorus Saturday night. About 50 of 300 district students earned this honor.
In SHS halls Ann Landis known for crowding the annual room and chasing deadlines as Gold en Warrior Club Editor alongside the National Honor Society and Robed Choir. Dutch Landis, a star athlete and senior class president, stands out in football basketball track and baseball and eyes further schooling and work with retarded children.
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