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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1954
Page
2
Freshmen are welcome at Sterling High as upperclassmen share guidance and tips. The Script promotes enrollment, activity tickets, and library care while urging neat lockers, courtesy, and school spirit. Guidance directors Miss Mildred Krughoff and Mr. Curtis Brandau stand ready to help.
Couples enjoy Hernandos as August 26 marks a memory day for Sandy Geiseman and her new white gold diamond ring. John Marshall travels statewide for a horse show while Sharon Mangler notes his odd career change. Roles unfold among juniors and seniors with crushes, cars, and summer tans.
The piece recalls the S H S Loyalty Song written by Harry Harmon, urging students to sing with loyalty to the Gold and Blue. It pledges student support across sports like basketball track base and football and honors the school name.
Dana Johnson and Jan Ohnen wear Bermuda shorts while Pauline Woessner shows green leather pumps. Liz Dillon debuts red and black checks with a princess waist and Peter Pan collar. John Marshall sports pink linen slacks with a multi colored shirt. Fred Sinroll in rust, Bill Kempster in a white flannel sport jacket at the Back to School dance.
Some students may not know that graduation requires 4 years Mathematics 2 years American History 1 year Natural Science 1 year Health 1 semester Physical Education 4 years The grading system affects athletic eligibility and college entrance if grades fall below a C.
A rhymed guide urges students to skip work and exit class by leaping into the hallway, aim for the office, and join a crowd after being kicked out. It promotes disruption and moving toward authority figures described as THE BRASS.
A school hymn extols Sterling's glory with banners in gold and royal blue. A stylized performance features a mistress and maid servant dialogue about communication cues, reflecting a stage scene with brief lines.
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