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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1970
Page
4
The first meeting led by President Don Weissenburger outlined a busy year for Sterling Thespian Troupe 1314. They plan two full plays, a fall production on October 30 and 31 named The Best Laid Plans, plus spring show, support for the Variety Show, and potential Children’s Theatre and Readers Theatre efforts.
The first monthly IMA meeting on September 9 at 8 30 a.m. saw Linda Weed appointed to read minutes and treasurer's report after the resignation of the secretary treasurer. Officers for 1970 71 are Larry Hurd president Melissa Stillman vice president Cindy Johnson secretary treasurer.
The Spanish Club held its first meeting of the year on September 19 1970 in room 180. Steven Reyes acted as pro tem presiding officer with officers elected this year including Vice president Cheryl Dickhut Secretary Jeanine Eigsti and treasurer Marilyn Eigsti. Adult advisor Miss Straw attended. Dues are urged and a special meeting is planned in about two weeks.
Nancy Oltmann notes Sauk Valley Junior College offers diverse subjects from Engineering and Business to Agriculture and Practical Nursing. The article outlines admission basics for foreign and local students, degree requirements, and a faculty of about 71 with roughly a 15 to 1 student ratio, highlighting personal attention in classrooms.
The first German Club meeting at 7:40 p.m. on Thursday September 10 discussed an October fest with committees of sophomores juniors and seniors. The group also approved building a homecoming float and considered a concession stand fundraiser. The session ended with refreshments after 8:00.
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