Concluding Remarks From Sterling Township High Principal
The principal expresses gratitude to the student body faculty and various Boards of Education for their cooperation and support during years at Sterling Township High School. He commends students for their achievement and new spirited outlook, and wishes the school well and the successor Dr Plath long, successful years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Township High School
Boards of Education
Dr. Plath
Note From The Adviser On Script Year End
The adviser notes the Script year closes with a baker’s dozen issues serving over 1,000 readers. Editors Bogott Lipka and Wagner retire, and a volunteer journalism staff is praised for turning prosaic topics into distinctive news and features. Volume XXVIII earns its archive place.
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Bogott, Lipka
Wagner
Jess
Gibbon
Brady
Kerouac
Script Revisits Machine Shop Lighting Upgrade
A Script report recalls the fall depiction of Sterling High School shop lighting and notes a spring installation of new fluorescent lights. The improved illumination aids machine work and boosts student dispositions, with shop instructor John Strenge claiming a 1000 percent improvement and praise for the Board of Education and Administration.
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Sterling High School
Board of Education
John Strenge
SHS Chessmen Organize Intramural Club Grows
Twenty ambitious SHS underclassmen stay after class to play chess, conducting an intramural tournament and aiming to face Dixon soon. Jim Schick is president, Franklin Monfort vice president, Tom Stoudt secretary, and Terry MacLennan treasurer, with Mr Steeley and Mr Speer as advisers.
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Dixon
Jim Schick
Franklin Monfort
Tom Stoudt
Terry MacLennan
Steeley
Speer
Science
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Barb Bogott
Sterling
Hinofa High School Areas Association
Judy Lipka
Bill Wagner
Camera Club
Marilyn Dahlquist
Janice Kirkpatrick
Jack Goldberg
By Dick Bikler
Cloopate
Central America
SHS Chessmen
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