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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1965
Page
5
Gary Breed is active in music and sports, seen in the music wing to ham it up around the French horn and bass in Robed Choir. He earned NCIC and All-District choir honors, participates in Cross-Country, and will join the mile relay next spring. He attended State with the track squad last year and serves on Co-ed Council and Science Club. He plans to study engineering at Bradley University.
The Co ed Council announces the Sadie Hawkins dance on November 20 at the YWCA informal attire. There will be dancing to popular music with a Hootenany by a top cup group from Moline and plenty of fun. Circle November 20 and bring a partner for a lively night.
Debbie Landheer and aides attended the Illinois Student Librarians Association Fall Delegate Assembly in Geneseo on October 9 1965. SHS Librarians Club was named to the nominating committee for 1966 1967 ISLA officers and a spring meeting at Rosary College was announced. Jean Whiteside spoke on a SHS panel covering librarian selection handbooks awards and fundraising.
Sterling High School honored David Bucanon, a Shimer College senior completing a six week student teaching term in the English department. Faculty and students praised his work as he plans to teach high school English locally and suggested Shimer College for prospective teachers. Laurie Brooks, SHS student director, is highlighted for her leadership in this year’s All-School play and her promising future in dramatics.
Ottawa Township High School hosted an invitational and extemporaneous speaking conference drawing over twenty five north central Illinois schools. SHS entrants Kathy Prescott Teresa Gothwaite John Teets Mike Heath and John Miller earned top ratings with Heath Teets Prescott Miller receiving superior and excellent marks respectively. Sterling High placed third as Ottawa High won the traveling trophy. Sterling preps for three November invitational meets at Spring Valley LaGrange and Northern Illinois University.
A playful phrase from East High Auroran in Aurora Illinois captures a burst of autumn revelry followed by a sharp turn to report cards and grounding, reflecting school life and youth frolic then consequence.
At the Wednesday October 20 session the Student Council amended two constitution articles. Article 6 section 2 now requires candidates for four offices to submit officer petitions. Article 9 section 1 changes amendment rules to a quorum present requirement. Sue Seci was added as the sophomore class representative.
Sterling High School board of education conducts a series of meetings with department heads to acquaint with goals and activities. Past sessions featured Olson business, Hall physical education, Dickson English, Krughoff history, Sherman math and science, Avery guidance. Upcoming on Nov 15 cover fine arts foreign language library and Nov 23 vocational development.
Future nurses must take the National League for Nursing Pre-Nursing Guidance Examination. Applicants obtain a card from the nursing school, mail it with a $10 fee to the NLN Evaluation Service, and receive an admission receipt with testing details. Results go to the nursing school to determine acceptance or rejection.
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