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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
1
A historic newspaper masthead lists the editor in chief Everett Myers and editors Margaret Thomas Arden Ewbank and others. It details departments including News Alumni and Exchange Society and Personal and various staffers across sections.
A conference on high school preparation and university pathways opens Thursday evening with Dr. Herbert B. Bruner speaking on educational needs. Friday features talks by Arthur C Willard and Malcolm McClean, with music by the All State chorus and orchestra. Administrators meet Saturday to discuss issues, followed by further talks by B Lamar Johnson and Ernest O Melby.
Sterling high school extends sympathy to the family of Russell Hummle man a loyal student of Sterling high school and a faithful freshmen class member whose untimely death on November 13 took him from our midst.
The Script, only its second issue of Volume II, reports more than 40 high schools and colleges have mailed copies for exchange. The paper notes ongoing exchanges yield access to top state papers and fresh ideas, with congratulatory letters from alumni and a leading midwest publisher praising the effort.
A newly appointed editor plans a student forum as part of The Script policy of student representation. He promises the forum will be open to any student who contributes content for publication in the paper.
The board of education and faculty invite alumni and the public to request reading lists via mail. The Public Library board will cooperate, sending suitable lists on any subject, from aviation to gardening or music. Service aims to supplement education without interfering with regular school work.
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