Sterling Script monthly staff list and masthead
The Sterling Script from Sterling High School lists staff roles including Editor-in-chief Everett Myers, Assistant Editor Margaret Thomas, Business Manager Herbert Bell, Circulation Manager William Sims, and various editors for sports news, alumni, society, and features. It also notes faculty advisors and contributors among the list of reporters and typists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Myers
Margaret Thomas
Herbert Bell
William Sims
Larry Wheeler
Mildred Aschoff
Arden Ewbank
Lois Wahl
Mary Belle Haglund
Margaret Birch
Marion McCoy
Virginia Grandpn
Bill Black
Freshmen Welcome At S. H. S. Welcome
A cheerful note welcomes the new freshmen to S. H. S. and praises their willingness to cooperate with students and faculty. The editorial expresses hope they will grow in scholarship friendliness and service as part of the school community.
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S. EL. S
Script Editorial Policy Six Points For School Newspaper
Its Your Paper outlines the Script's aims for the year. The six cardinal points stress inclusive student journalism, truthful reporting, cooperation with school projects, constructive advocacy, and making the newspaper the best in the land.
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S. 1
Junior Rings and Pins Selected for Class of Thirty Six
The junior ring committee chaired by Larry Wheeler with Marjorie King Mildred Weyrauch and Harold Healy announced the selection of the class rings and pin for the class of 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Wheeler
Marjorie King
Mildred Weyrauch
Harold Healy
Change in teaching staff at Sterling High School
Miss Rayma Rawson, third year English instructor, takes a year’s leave of absence. Miss Harriet Schick is elected to replace her, bringing strong English and literature credentials plus commercial and French skills. School board regards the selection wise.
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Rayma Rawson
Harriet Schick
Miss Schick
Sterling High Football Team Emerges as Conference Threat
Sterling High shows rising fighting spirit as it overcomes early losses. A 20-0 win over Polo, a scoreless tie with Dixon, and a 20-7 victory over Rochelle signal a strong surge in the conference race. Upcoming games against DeKalb Mendoza and Belvidere loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High
Sterling
Graduation
Rock Island
Blue and Gold Warriors
Polo
Dixon
Rochelle
DeKalb
Mendoza
Belvidere
New School Newspapers Sent to Exchange List
The Script received issues from Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio Lincoln High School Cleveland Ohio Rochelle Ro To Hi Life Rock Falls Arrow and DeKalb The Barb plus The Cornellian from Cornell College with alumni notes.
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Bill McCandless
Antiochan
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Lincoln High School
Cleveland
Lincoln Log
Marion McCoy
Rochelle
Rock Falls Arrow
DeKalb
Cornellian
Cornell College
Private Lives of Two Freshies
A diary style note of a freshman student recounting days in high school from Sept to Oct. The writer describes mixing with teachers and seniors, initial embarrassment in class and in the girls cloak room, football, dating experiences, and social events such as a mixer and a varsity drag. The tone shows growing comfort in the high school crowd with playful skepticism toward upperclassmen and girls.
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Press Club of
Sterling High School
Sterling, Illinois
Advisors
June Smith
Geraldine Councellor
Max Hagans
Genevieve Book Arlene Steiner
Florence Wolber
Miss Lovrien
DeVoe
Adios
Party
Mrs. Marsh
Davis
Peter
Patty
Irvie Burns
Spagetti
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