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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
1
Editorial notes clarify Ebony Corner is a student created piece not by the Script Editorial Staff. It presents minority group opinions as a trial run and may be removed if readers find it unacceptable. Ruth Cooper Rider invites comments to better serve the whole school.
A Sterling Township High School student council column details winter plans to slow down and broaden goal planning. It notes a district convention critique, formation of a special committee to boost student involvement, upcoming surveys in homeroom, and tighter council discipline.
Anita Ohda reports on Dad and Daughter Night sponsored by the STHS GAA held November 20 from 7 30 to 10 p m. Rhonda Smith and Brenda Fisher welcomed 100 girls and fathers as activities offered included aerial darts volleyball cage ball table tennis and basketball. The Universal Gladiant proved popular and a moon landing skit closed the event.
Debbie Williams called the meeting led by President Kirt Kradle. The council reviewed liberal dress code poll results and planned further polling. Discussion covered the Pep Club sponsorship woes with Rhonda Renner, and a Warrior Mascot committee was formed to explore the idea.
Curt Yarbrough Curt Yarbrough and others defend Ebony Corner as a soulful, wide ranging column. Students discuss controversial print and urge reader letters to decide its fate. Art Sanders defends the piece as valuable coverage of music and life.
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