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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
4
On Tuesday evening, April 30, the local National Honor Society inducted sixteen new members tapped at a school assembly. Dr. Plath named inductees and a candle ceremony symbolized scholarship leadership and service.
The SHS Script announces a redesigned staff with a copy editor and co editorship for sports to improve accuracy and efficiency. New roles include Paulette Bendon as news editor Sandy Jay as feature editor Loretta Smith copy editor Jetta as Script reporter Barb Jones circulation and business manager John Meldorf and Ron Quilhot sports co editors Paul Manon chief photographer with student involvement across clubs and Prom work.
In a concise exploration, the piece examines social ties between women and men, suggesting women sometimes choose friendship as a safer path rather than pursuing romantic commitment. It probes expectations, complexities, and cultural norms shaping these relationships.
Gail Behrens reports SHS seniors Marty Ahling Dave Breed Gay Elfline Susie Frazer Ed Heckert Steve Kan naka Judy Maxwell Kenje Ogata Annette Rutt John Zbinden were chosen by the Who's Who Student Leaders Commission from faculty nominees based on scholarship leadership cooperation activities citizenship and future usefulness. Each name will appear with a short biographical sketch in the yearbook.
On April 20 SHS science enthusiasts competed with district peers in DeKalb at the annual District Science Fair. Mike Clark, a junior, won first place for hematology tests on blood and comparing abnormal values to normals. Jay Boyles, a sophomore, earned a first for strobe photography of rapid reactions such as a fired bullet. They both advance to the State Science Fair in Champaign on May 10. Franklin Monfort earned second for computers, Doran Dockatadder second for light beam transmission, and Carol Robinson second for plant respiration and photosynthesis.
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