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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1965

Page

6

Farewell to SHS Superintendent Dr. Plath by Class of 66

The Class of 66 and Sterling High faculty bid farewell to Dr. Plath who served as superintendent for freshmen and upperclassmen alike. His leadership guided bond issues, team teaching, and programs like D.O. Graphic Arts and D.E. He became a central figure in the SHS community and will be missed as he moves to a new home.

SHS Sterling High D.O Graphic Arts D.E Dr. Plath

SCRIPT STAFF ANNOUNCED FOR 1965 66

The SCRIPT names its new 1965 66 staff with Sue Polan as editor in chief. Caren Black becomes features editor and Jane Giese is news editor. Jim Haglund is sports editor. Barb Frank and Connie Buhrow take circulation and business roles. Curt Dahlgren joins as photographer alongside Norm Smith.

Sue Polan Sue GAA National Honor Society Jim Haglund Jim Barb Frank Connie Buhrow Barb FTA Connie Norm Smith Curt Dahlgren

Spring Concert Delights Robed Choir and Band

The May 20 concert opened with Orrie Lee’s Shadrack arranged by MacGimsey. Flora Ventura led Sam Was a Man and Bach’s Second English Suite jazz Bouree. Mary Poppins numbers and John ny Schmoker followed with colorful performances. The Stage Band and Robed Choir joined Lerner and Loewe selections from My Fair Lady including With a Little Bit of Luck and On the Street Where You Live. The finale featured Wouldn’t It Be Loverly and Get Me to the Church on Time, ending with I Could Have Danced All Night encore.

Earle J. Erickson Orrie Lee MacGimsey Shadrack William Johnson Jesus Flora Ventura Sam Kay Fisher Williams Larry Weatherwax Harry Simeone Johnny Schmoker Lerner and Loewe Carol Abbott Laurie Brooks Judy Mellang Jane Puterbaugh Teri Schultz Tom Ahling Jim Greenup

Final Farewell As SHS Faces Staff Departures

A list of teachers leaving at year end includes Mr. Tucker moving to Florida to pursue a master’s degree, Mr. Peterson to the University of Wisconsin for a master’s degree with an assistantship, and Mr. Erickson and Mrs. Erickson exiting English and music positions. Wages advance concerns as new posts open.

Tucker Florida Peterson Nort University of Wisconsin Erickson University of Illinois Waffle SHS K-State College Angola Indiana Warland Dr. Plath Highland Park

Americans Abroad Program Seeks SHS Students

SHS students who are freshmen or sophomores may apply for the American Field Service Americans Abroad program. Interest in people and adaptability are required. Contact Mr Davis to start the process and possibly study in Italy France Bolivia or Japan through a New York selection.

Italy France Bolivia Japan Mr. Davis American Field Service Committee New York

Juniors entertain Rotary Club at Gordon’s dinner

On May 18 seniors from Newman and Sterling high schools met at Gordons for dinner and hosted the Rotary Club. Mike Margolin presided while Bill Tonkin led songs with Kay Fisher. John Wilkinson and Bill Wern chaired the program featuring Newman and Sterling senior class plays and the Senior Girl's Quartet.

Newman and Sterling High Schools Gordons Rotary Club Mike Margolin Bill Tonkin Kay Fisher Bruce Besse Ewman’s Sterling John Wilkinson Bill Wern

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Caren Black Latin Club Robed Choir Caren Jane Giese Jane Davie Diana Mel
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