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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1959
Page
2
A piece questions Sam types and roles in student governance. It cites a hypothetical student who forms strong opinions from gossip, shares none with representatives, avoids investigation, and refuses cooperation after a decision is made. The piece asks if many Sams exist at SHS.
Readable profiles celebrate Phyllis Woessner a two year varsity cheerleader honor society president class officer and Homecoming Queen with artistic talents and Swiss movie offers. Bob Sie sta Chip a Student Council vice president class treasurer honor society Y Club athlete and Sterling Book Club officer outlines his plans to study commerce at the University of Illinois and become a traveling salesman.
A satirical piece mocks graduation season with a ready list of dubious statistics and quips. It rails against somnolent audiences and offers mocking inspirational sayings for speakers and graduates, finishing with a pointed call to collect the parody.
The Tri M elected officers at a May 17 picnic at Nikki Allen's home. Georgia Behrens becomes president replacing Ken Axelson, Ron Foltz is vice president replacing Bob Freeman, Janet Axelson becomes secretary replacing Nikki Allen, Tom Hilger takes over treasurer from Jannet Taylor, and Gail Johnson succeeds John Gerber as historian. They assume duties when school resumes next fall.
The Future Teacher's Club met at Bev Folk er's home on May 1, 195. to elect next year's officers Kay Gebhardt was named president with Janette Milles as vice president Susan Schick as secretary and Caren Barns as treasurer Miss Dickson continues as director as the group enjoys meetings and looks ahead to another year.
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