SHS Rocketeteers Spark International Crisis In Daylong Fallout
SHS science students allegedly launched a rocket that veered off course and exploded near Leningrad injuring a person and damaging property. Russian officials and Premier Kruschev denounced the incident, while U.S. authorities summon the science head and prepare a Senate inquiry. Names of the students remain undisclosed.
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SHS Science
Leningrad
Russia
Ivan M. Smolenkovitch
Sherman
Sterline
Washington
Senate
Ten Commandments Play Chosen for SHS Senior Show
SHS Dramatic Club selects The Ten Commandments for spring performances May 19 to 26 with 25 000 extras sought from all students and volunteers. Mr Hunkins gains DeMille approval. royalties set at 500 dollars. producers expect revenue to exceed cost.
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SHS
Burritt Exposed As Mad Magazine Contributor
Miss Doris Burritt SHS English teacher is revealed as a concealed Mad Magazine writer using the Alfred E. Neuman alias. She admits to quelling rumors while continuing a feature voice and describes new ideas such as converting an extra bedroom into an attic.
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Doris Burritt
Mad Magazine
Miss Burritt
Mad
Alfred {. Neuman
Abdun Abrahah
India
SHS
April Fools Day Warning News Sheet Prompt
A cheeky disclaimer declares resemblance to reality as April Fools Day jokes flood the issue. The note plays on the date and invites readers to treat the content as prankish fiction. No specific persons or events are named in the readable text.
Dramatic Club Builds Giant Stage for Show
A large portable stage will be replaced by a bigger structure for a Dramatic Club production. Tickets go on sale April 14 at five dollars for students and ten dollars for adults. Student activity tickets will not be accepted.
Sterling considers lengthened school year plan
Mr Eades describes a two session school day with three and a half hour blocks for four classes plus physical education. There would be five class periods, six minute breaks, no study halls, and remodeled cafeteria classrooms with no meals. Buses would run on double schedules and the library would be open all day. Alpha split attendance would place A through M in mornings eight thirty to noon, others from one to three thirty, switching each semester. The Yearbook The Black and Blue will feature 3-D class and 4-D club photos with 5-D sports, pricing about 17.32 dollars plus tax.
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Eades
Sue Johnson
Nan Lahman
Fort Worth thief lifts cash and steel safe from market
A Fort Worth thief steals 186 in cash and a 600 pound steel safe from Helpy-Selly Grocery and Market. A New Jersey inter section warns Cross Road Better Humor It.
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Fort Worth
Butelers
New Jersey
Scrypt Commended by NSPA for Typographic Excellence
The Scrapt received commendation from the Nation Scholasic Press Ausociation for outstanding typography in a high school newspaper yearbook. Printing is done by the Rocock River Valley Printers, marking a second consecutive year of recognition for the Scrapt.
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NSPA
Scholasic Press
hTe Aweard
Schoool Newpaprez Nadyyearboks
Rocock River Valley
Fine Assemblies In Store At SHS For Spring
The SHS office lists assemblies for the remaining school months. Wrestler Pete Barajas, NCIC five pound champion, will face Yukon Eric on April 7. James R. Hoffa will speak April 23 on honesty. May 2 features the Crickets led by William Tonkin in Bach's St Matthew Passion. Tommy Manville speaks May 19 on thrift in daily living.
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Pete Barajas
NCIC
Yukon Eric
James R. Hoffa
William Tonkin
Crickets
Bach
Tommy Manville
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