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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1965

Page

3

Student Council To Sell Folders

The Student Council held its October 6 1966 meeting with President Bob Wright presiding. Arletta Reichard read minutes and Ande Lovans reported the treasury as fund raising ideas were proposed. The group planned selling folders and Christmas cards, discussed Homecoming reports, and voted to join the Illinois League of Student Councils.

Bob Wright Arletta Reichard Ande Lovans Rarhd Colyer Ilinois League of Student Councils

A Foreign Affair Spanish Club Picnic Notes

The Spanish Club held a 5 to 7 p m picnic on September 30 in the multi purpose room. A Chicago trip plan and a Homecoming float theme were discussed and committees formed. Two officers who moved away were replaced by Pat Haberer as secretary and Rita Miniel as treasurer. Dues of 50 cents were required for full member status. The event ended around 7 p m with many returning home to study and none finding any salt.

Chicago Pat Haberer Rita Miniel

Debaters Begin on Three Part Labor Topic at SHS

SHS debate coach Mr Kirchner predicts about twenty five to thirty participants will represent the school in meets statewide this year. The three part topic covers federal limits on union membership as a condition of employment, industry wide collective bargaining, and compulsory arbitration in labor disputes. John Meldorf, ’65 graduate and freshman at Principia Dolge, spoke on debate fundamentals. Two overnight trips are planned to Augustana College in Rock Island and Illinois State University in Normal. The squad is young and energetic, aiming to hold their own despite less travel this year.

Kirchner SHS United States John Meldorf Principia Dolge Augustana College Rock Island Illinois State University

Willow and I cast for all school play leads

As SCRIPT went to press the all school play THE WILLOW AND I announced lead roles. Jane Giese plays Bessie Sutro with Kendra Oller as her sister Mara. Steve Palmer has a double Robin and Kirk land Todd. Dick Greenup is Theodore Sutro. Maids Kris Sheely and Linda Ratzloff. Wes Anderson as Jimmy and Dave Polan as Duke Todd. Timmy and Duke are two small boys. John Ryan and John Hamilton are Dr Oliver and Dr Truebee. Linda Kimball plays Millie Sutro.

Willow and I Jane Giese Bessie Sutro Kendra Oller Bessie Mara Steve Palmer Robin Kirkland Todd Dick Greenup Theodore Sutro Kris Sheely Linda Ratzloff Wes Anderson Jimmy Dave Polan Duke Todd Timmy Duke John Ryan John Hamilton Dr. Oliver Dr. Trubee Linda Kimball Millie Sutro

Big Test Dates Coming Up

Seniors must file ACT by October 16 and SAT registration by October 30. Juniors may take the October 23 Preliminary SAT here in Sterling for practice and NAtional Honor Society scholarship eligibility. College reps from IIT on Oct 18, Westmar and Denver on Oct 28, Lincoln on Nov 2. sign up via counselor. Credit checks for seniors.

Sterling National Honor Society Illinois Institute of Technology West Mar Iowa University of Denver Lincoln College

IAC Elects Officers At First Meeting of Year

SHS Industrial Arts Club elected officers for the 65 66 school year at the September 30 meeting. Officers include Dave Dimond as president Ray Knight vice president Gary Beecher secretary treasurer Ralph Cisketti parliamentarian and historian and Garry Matznick reporter and sergeant at arms. The group discussed potential money making activities and a local company for small parts production but the company name is not yet revealed. Members are urged to join and attend the next meeting.

SHS Industrial Arts Club Dave Dimond Ray Knight Gary Beecher Ralph Cisketti Garry Matznick IAC Industrial Arts Club

All-District Contestants Named for Band and Choir

Vocal Music Director Harvey Johnson named choir attendees for the All-District meet on December 4 at Northern State University DeKalb. Selected sopranos Mery Kay Phillips and Nancy Mortenson, altos Debbie Donaldson Caren Black, tenors Doug Newton Arnie Taylor Jeff Chubb, basses Neil Anderson Gary Breed Mike Heath, alternates Nora Bolding Paula Van Drew. Band Director G Jack Schuler chose John Miller Tom Abbott Ginger McMurry Barb Hanson. At the meet auditions will pick All-State participants.

Harvey Johnson N.S.U DeKalb Mery Kay Phillips Nancy Mortenson Debbie Donaldson Caren Black Doug Newton Arnie Taylor Jeff Chubb Neil Anderson Gary Breed Mike Heath Nora Bolding Paula van Drew

German Club Plans Oktoberfest and German Meetings

The German Club met in the Multi-Purpose room for its first gathering of 1965-66. President Ettel gunde Sedig announced officers Robert Mel lang Hildegarde Bolding and Karl Griesser. Plans include Oktoberfest potluck October 20 and meetings conducted in German with a paper drive bake sale and unique fundraisers.

Ettelgunde Francis) Sedig Robert Bob) Mellang Hildegarde Nora) Bolding Karl Carl) Griesser

Seniors Battle For Robed Choir Rights

SHS Robed Choir opens the year with officer elections amid senior coalition against juniors. After a heated debate the seniors win the vote 338 to 31 to maintain tradition. Sue Leitz becomes president, Gary Breed vice president, and Lyn Manfield secretary treasurer.

Sterling Wins Land Judging Contest At Area Meet

On September 29 near Morrison agriculture students won the land judging contest, competing with sixteen area schools for a Sears Roebuck Foundation plaque. Sterling placed first with 1 380 points, Lanark second with 1 333, Thomson third with 1 418. Individual awards went to Larry Ebersole first with 477 points, Larry Allison third with 457, and Galen Shank eighth with 446. Four Sterling boys then left October 12 for the National Poultry Judging Contest in Kansas City. Continue to watch for results.

Morrison Agriculture Department Sears, Roebuck Foundation Sterling Lanark Thomson Larry Ebersole Larry Allison Galen Shank Illinois Kansas City Arlyn Johnson Jim Ethridge

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General Cochairmen Judy Leitz Barb Oestereich Eric Mosher Muin Sales Pam White Georgine Roloff Bonfire Mary Kay Phillips Lois Hubbard Bulletin Vas Fraulein Norman Frau Griesser Sue Leitz Sue Lyn Manfield FFA
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