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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
3
Voters weigh Proposal two for a 410000 auditorium linking buildings with 750 seats, plus flexible 350 200 and 200 capacities. Proposals one and three add 13 classrooms two shops two study areas and a 285000 swimming pool while total costs rise modestly per thousand assessed value.
Winners announced for the Third Annual Balloon Race with twenty seven cards mailed. Carol Robinson wins two dollars as first card received from Indiana. Dick Hadcock earns two dollars as Michigan’s first entry. John Asain nets two dollars for Canada’s first card and distance prize eligibility. More cards anticipated. keep hopeful.
The article urges SHS students to prepare for semester exams with the dates and schedule listed. It highlights sleep loss risks and provides the exam timetable from Tuesday January 22 to Wednesday January 23 with class periods and lunch times. The piece also includes a hospital scene where a doctor reports a 103 temperature to an athlete who asks about the world record.
Kenje Ogata is Sterling Township High School s entry for the Illinois Good Citizen Award. She has active roles in GAA, Latin Club, NHS, Debating and student government, reflecting dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Congratulations, Kenje.
The 18 Club was officially formed December 20 at Mr Mumford's home with officers Marvin Becker president Mike Ransom vice president Jan Weinrich secretary and Ronnie Coats historian. Members who donated blood include Anna Benkitis Sylvia Benkitis Marvin Becker and others as the Bloodmobile may drop Sterling from its donor list for not meeting quotas. All students 18 or older are urged to join via Mr Mumford.
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