09 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1976
Page
1
Julie Quigg a high school junior from Rockford Mon Guilford High shares a lighthearted self introduction. She jokes about homework love life and moving to cure her appetite for rock concerts while thanking classmates for kindness and recounts overheard cafeteria humor about calories.
Today is the final chance to view the bicentennial softball at the main office trophy window. All entries must be placed in the bicentennial box by TODAY. Eligibility rules are posted at the main office. The winner will be announced in the next Script issue.
Seniors will receive free copies of Sourcebook a 72 page magazine from the U S Army designed to inform entertain and inspire seniors in their final months of high school The issue covers after high school options career directions job hunting travel and adventure sports with sections on college pathways trade schools apprenticeships law learning and travel guides distributed in homerooms with report cards.
A Sterling High School student asks why study halls are needed and argues they should be quiet. The letter cites freshmen and sophomores using junior senior areas to play games, depriving others of quiet study time, and calls on teachers to find a fairer system.
An essay from a Sterling High student laments few writers and reporters on the Script staff and vows to pass responsibilities to others. It urges more student involvement and mentions Sterling High’s Mexican American Outreach program offering GED prep and a weekly rap session at TU CASA on West Sixth Street to engage students.
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