Sterling Script monthly publication by high school club
The Sterling Script, a monthly publication from Sterling Township High School in Illinois, appears as a school club outlet. It showcases student writing, club news, and campus updates.
22 May 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
1
The Sterling Script, a monthly publication from Sterling Township High School in Illinois, appears as a school club outlet. It showcases student writing, club news, and campus updates.
A long roster lists editors managers and staff across departments including Etta May Anspach editor in chief Robert Johnson city editor Eugene Young business manager and multiple contributors in administration athletics features and Typists advisors and advisory board members.
Editorial praises Miss Stella Coney for thirty-three years of service at Sterling High School. It notes her influence in fostering literary ability, fond memories among alumni, students, and faculty, and wishes her happiness as she retires to write and travel.
The article urges students to attend the prom with a date if possible, praising school spirit and social involvement. It notes that good sports support school events regardless of money and encourages both boys and girls to seize the chance to ask someone.
A graduation style farewell recalls a four year struggle at Sterling Township High School. The speaker urges dedication to ongoing learning and to the nation, invoking liberty, knowledge, and the government of the people by the people and for the people to preserve the republic.
Two kids wake for a nature field trip and argue over a missing Bird notebook. They joke about bird classification, note taking during the outing, and their eagerness to start the trip despite teasing.
Birthdays for May include Fred Brauer Marilyn Bogett Janet Hoover Lois Musgrave Darlene Hoover Betty Over Robert Zbinden Mason Bogh Mildred Fritz Bob Fields Don Clark Etta May Anspach Marian Benson Robert Book Bernice Waterbury Rose Anderson Mary Mair Law ton McCandless John Powell Helen Wright Dorothy Mae Hostetler Edward Rieger Keith Healey Harold Healey Clyde Sathoff Beverly Anderson Earl Burks Alfreda Wempe Betty Braitsch Dorothy Frank Evelyn Johnson Kenje Ogata Orin Book John Albers Mildred Weyrauch Jeanne Walker Dorothy Rogers Robert Burch Howard Gaffey Charles Gasso with various day listings from May 8 through June 5.
A reader writes that missing the prom isn’t the fault of the individual, blaming the other party instead. The note urges not to stay home, and to join friends for a pleasant evening with those who are attending.
The Romani Hodierni held its annual banquet in the gymnasium on Friday May 8 with decor of a Roman home. Members wore Roman attire, the event featured a Latin themed meal and a play A Roman Wedding with Margaret Birch and Edward Hay as bride and groom.
Open house on April 29 showcased exhibits as parents visited classes. The music festival followed the May first festival, featuring Kenneth Bailey directing the orchestra and bands and John Howens directing choruses. Selections included The Pilgrim's Chorus Wagner and I Passed by Your Window.
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