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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1972
Page
5
Dr Boggs leads Challange Junior High and district with about 350 teachers. He moved into his office September 18 and seeks better education, cohesive organization, and staff development. He emphasizes teacher focus over staff and parental role in student moral conduct.
Janice McRish a senior business student at Whiteside Area Vocational Center and Sterling High School has been elected Office Education Student of the Month for Whiteside. She serves as personal secretary to John Dillon at J B Dillon Oil in Sterling and leads as president of her local O EA and area association. She will compete in Springfield for a state leadership post with the Illinois Office Education Association as coordinators Pat Leinbach Miller and Browkaw guide the OEAs plans.
Twenty three Golden Warrior band and Robed Choir students were chosen for the District Music Festival in Rockford on Saturday November 11. They also auditioned October 28 in Sterling for slots in the All State band and choir. Results of auditions are not yet known.
Voters elected Nixon for president by a large margin though Massachusetts backed McGovern. Illinois elected Dan Walkenwey as county official, William J. Scott as Attorney General, and three state representatives. Michael J. Howlett won Secretary of State. other named officials include David Shapiro Don Carpentier Ben Polk Pete Pappas Oral Jacobs.
A reflective piece tracing Thanksgiving from the Pilgrims arrival at Plymouth Rock through a harsh first year to modern family traditions. It notes enduring hardships, building a village and local government, and forming friendly ties with Indigenous peoples. It highlights annual feasts, preparations, and the evolving role of television in holiday celebrations.
Audition results reveal Diana Wallen and fellow ensemble members vying for chairs. In clarinets Amy Schuter secured second chair with Debbie Perou fourth and Theresa Eaton seventh among 33. all three sat first clarinet. Ranil Stonesifer led four oboes, Cindy Powers led four tenor saxes, John Picken fourth chair of twenty first coronet, Sue Rodekamp fourth chair, Paul Ludden third chair tuba, Red Corails fourth of eight tubas.
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